The Imperfect Tense Because more tenses get more marks………

Dropbox Assignment “Wie fühlst du dich?”
The difference between kein and nicht.
Was trägt diese Personen?
Nach Hause….zu Hause That is the question….. nach Hause.
Subjects and Direct Objects When to use der vs. den.
The Pefect Tense By Abbie (:.
Formation of Questions in German
Wenn…… the conditional. Using the conditional tense The conditional tense is used to talk about something that happens only after something else happened.
Accusative- Spiel Oh ja!!!. Nominative der ein die 1______ das 2______ die (plural) 3______ Accusative 4______ 8______ 5______ eine 6______ 9______ 7______.
Comparative Adjectives. The term comparison of adjectives is used when two or more persons or things have the same quality (height, size, color, any characteristic)
Kleidung, Klamotten Kapitel 5.
Nominative and Accusative
Haben – to have ich habe du hast er/sie hat es hat man hat wir haben
Adjektive Endungen von Frau Templeton.
Definite and indefinite articles nom. and acc. cases.
Direct Objects What are they?. Noun is the subject of the sentence der, die and das are the same –Der Hund ist laut. –Wo ist der Hund? –Das Auto ist laut.
Was ich alles tun würde! All the things I would do!
Deutsch I Kapitel 3 Test Review. A. Conjugation of to have haben ich du er,sie,es wir, Sie,sie ihr habe hast hat haben habt.
Relative clauses What is a relative clause?
Kapitel 4: Die Schule Deutsch 1
Plural Forms of Nouns & Wie viel? or Wie viele?
Reflexive Verbs.
Die Frage des Tages : 1. Was hast du in deinem Rucksack? 2. Take 2 minutes to look over your der words before the quiz. This is not matching. You.
Die Zukunft The future I will.
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Wer? Wen? Wem? Wessen? Wer? Wen? Wem? Wessen? Who? Whom? To Whom?
Haben – to have present past Ich Du Er/sie/es Wir Ihr Sie/sie habe
Der Akkusativ Bitte übersetzt ins Deutsche. He opens the Mercedes.
Wo warst du? und Was hast du gekauft? HMV. How to say in the The word in can have a strange effect on the word for the that comes after it. When you say.
Nominative Case and Accusative Case
Verben Wiederholung Deutsch III Notizen.
Modal Verbs Modal verbs are not action verbs!
Es ist Montag, der siebte Oktober Der Plan! 1.Einführung 2.Hören 3.Sprechen 4.Schreiben 5.Spielen Es ist windig! Das Ziel: die Tiere!
ein die unser den the key to German keinen das deinem meiner
Past Perfect Tense.
The word,,aber in German is most often used as a coordinating conjunction. Ich wollte nach Bremen fahren aber Mein Auto ist kaputt. Ich mag English aber.
DEUTSCHE VERBEN 2. IRREGULAR VERBS. SEIN = TO BE SEIN is probably the most irregular verb there is in German. All of its forms just have to be memorized.
Nouns. What is a noun O A noun is the name of a person, O place, O animal O or thing.
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STARTER Was passt nicht?
By Martin L. Loeffler. The future tense is created in two ways. You introduce a time reference in the future. Anything that implies a future time. Morgen,
Adjectiv Endungen Lite: Adjective following articles and pre-ceeding nouns. Colors and Clothes.
To school => zu der Schule With friends => mit den Freunden On top of the desk => auf dem Schreibtisch Through the wall => durch die Wand.
Plusquamperfekt The past of the past.
Negating German Sentences
THE PERFECT TENSE IN GERMAN
Word Order and the Verb Haben Kapitel 3 pg 78 and pg 81.
Adjective Endings Nominative & Accusative Cases describing auf deutsch The information contained in this document may not be duplicated or distributed.
SEPARABLE VERBS. Separable verbs have prefixes on them. These prefixes are adverbs and prepositions that are detached from the verb when it is conjugated.
Mann gegen Man Man / Husband One Mann = man =
By Martin L. Loeffler.  The basic sentence has a subject and a verb.  The subject and verb need to be together.  The subject and verb need to agree.
I will be able to use the verb gefallen (Seite 137)
THE CONVERSATIONAL PAST
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Die Familie Der Freund (male friend/boyfriend)
Negation.
Weak pushover verbs..... lieben kaufen spielen suchen....are verbs that do exactly as they are told. They stick to a regular pattern that does not change!
Verneinung / Negation There are two ways to negate a sentence: with „kein“ or „nicht“ Which one to use depends on what is to be negated.
Kapitel 8 Grammar INDEX 1.Command Forms: The Du-Command Form & Ihr- Command 2.Sentences & Clauses.
Interrogative and Relative Pronouns. Interrogative pronouns Used to ask questions –Wer nominativ –Wen akkusativ –Wem dativ –Wessen whose –Was (n or a)
On the case of German has 4 cases NOMINATIVE ACCUSATIVE GENITIVE DATIVE.
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