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Year 8
Making plans: present and future tenses
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I can use the present tense plus a future time phrase to discuss plans for the weekend, and can correctly use 'nach' or 'zu' to say where I plan to go.
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I can use a range of two-verb structures to express my plans for the week ahead.
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I can use 'sollen' to say who should do what and to express probability, and apply my knowledge of language to link unfamiliar vocabulary to word families.
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I can emphasise different parts of sentences by using inversion (word order two), and understand how to form sentences that use two verbs.
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I understand how to form the future tense using 'werden', and I can use context to decipher words that have more than one meaning.
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I can form different two-verb structures to discuss future plans, and can broaden my vocabulary by spotting connections between German nouns and verbs.
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