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Past journeys: perfect tense with 'sein'

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Why this why now

Pupils continue to develop their understanding of the perfect tense in German, as this unit introduces the contrast between verbs using haben and those verbs mostly of movement to a destination which use 'sein' plus past participle. Modes of transport are introduced with the preposition 'mit' (dative). Pupils extend their knowledge of word order with manner before place. Previous knowledge of prepositions is reactivated and practised with 'mit' and 'durch'. The unit context is a traditional German school trip to the popular Black Forest.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils know the German perfect tense of weak and some strong verbs with haben plus past participle.
  • Pupils know most German sound-symbol correspondences, including [ai], and hard and soft [ch].
  • Pupils know the verb 'sein' in the present tense (ich, du, er/sie/es, wir, sie, Sie).

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Why this why now

Pupils continue to develop their understanding of the perfect tense in German, as this unit introduces the contrast between verbs using haben and those verbs mostly of movement to a destination which use 'sein' plus past participle. Modes of transport are introduced with the preposition 'mit' (dative). Pupils extend their knowledge of word order with manner before place. Previous knowledge of prepositions is reactivated and practised with 'mit' and 'durch'. The unit context is a traditional German school trip to the popular Black Forest.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Pupils know the German perfect tense of weak and some strong verbs with haben plus past participle.
  • Pupils know most German sound-symbol correspondences, including [ai], and hard and soft [ch].
  • Pupils know the verb 'sein' in the present tense (ich, du, er/sie/es, wir, sie, Sie).