Mein Haus By the end of this lesson, you will be able to say what rooms you have in your house. By the end of this lesson, you should be able to say where.

Today’s Lesson Objective: To be able to name things in your bag Today’s Language Focus: Ich habe einen / eine / ein ©MFL Sunderland 2007 ELA
Meine Familie Today’s Objective:
Fach Mein ist bestes Deutsch Textilen Lieblingsfach Mein ist
So helfe ich By the end of the lesson you will be able to understand how to say some household chores in German By the end of the lesson you should be.
Present Perfect – Strong and Mixed Verbs
Verbs in the perfect tense The perfect tense is commonly used to talk about something which has already happened I played tennis I have played tennis.
Lernziele To revise how to use the past tense To use the past tense to talk about what other people have done.
Starter Find sentences in this ssssnake! ichsteheumsiebenuhraufichfrühstückeumviertel nachsiebenichgeheumzwanzigvorachtindiesch uleichesseumzwölfuhrzumittagumsechsuhress.
Lesson 1 – the Past Tense (das Perfekt)
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PAST TENSES in German Simple Past=NARRATIVE PAST (used in writing)
STARTER Was passt nicht?
Ankunft in Köln By the end of today’s lesson you will have revised the past tense. You will be able to understand what people have done during their train.
THE PERFECT TENSE IN GERMAN
Das Perfekt – past tense In German you use the perfect tense (das Perfekt) to say what you have done at a certain time in the past.
Present Perfect – Strong and Mixed Verbs German 2.
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Frage des Tages Vor meinem Prüfung war ich sehr __________.
14. März 2014 Was hast du am Wochenende gemacht?
T EST 1 K APITEL 6 1. Given a list of prefixes and a list of verbs, form separable prefix verbs (infinitive) and write their English equivalents: an/ab/ein/
DEUTSCH 1 den 4. Juni. TODAY IS THE LAST LESSON  Until 30 July.
The „Perfekt“ tense The German „Perfekt“ tense is a past tense that is similar to the English present perfect. For weak German verbs the rule for forming.
To form the present perfect tense in German you need an auxilliary verb HABEN or SEIN as a rule HABEN is used. SEIN is used with intransitive verbs indicating.
© 2015 AQA. Created by Teachit for AQA In German you use the perfect tense (das Perfekt) to talk about what you have done in the past. In German it is.
Test 10 Format Know all the either or prepositions, what they mean and how to use them. an, auf, unter,... E.g. Fill in the blanks: Ich stelle die Lampe.
Copyright jane breen 2005 Vergangenheitsform Perfekt Past Perfect Tense.
Test 10 Format Know all the either or prepositions, what they mean and how to use them. an, auf, unter,... E.g. Fill in the blanks: Ich stelle die Lampe.
Das Perfekt In German you use the perfect tense (das Perfekt) to say what you have done at a certain time in the past.
ich stem +e du stem +st er/es/sie stem +t wir stem +en ihr stem +t
Was hast du gemacht? Objektiv; To use the perfect tense
Partizipien genommengesungenbesuchtgebliebengeflogenbekommenaufgestandengeschwommenübernachtetgetrunkengegessengeschriebengekommengefundenbegonnen.
The perfect tense (haben)
Was hast du gemacht? Objektiv; To use the perfect tense
Can you think of any other time phrases that indicate the future?
14. März 2014 Was hast du am Wochenende gemacht?
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Talk about holiday plans - Choose between fahren and gehen - Say.
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Talk about holidays - Use prepositions with places - Report weather.
Herzlich Willkommen! Objectives: Meeting and greeting.
Kapitel 1 INDEX Conversational Past Grammar.
Frage des Tages Bin ich froh, wenn ich heute Abend ___ Hause bin!
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Talk about previous holidays - Use the perfect tense for travel.
Jetzt machen Venues aufmachen!!! Geh zu
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Ask the way - Give instructions - Follow directions - Use prepositions.
Jetzt machen Venues aufmachen!!! Geh zu
Learning Objective Be able to revisit key phrases for daily routine in present tense and change into future & perfect tenses.
Was hast du gemacht? What did you do?
The Perfect Tense in German
By the end of today’s lesson you will be able to:
THE PERFECT TENSE IN GERMAN
Measurable objectives:
By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Talk about work - Explain why you’re learning German - Use seit to say how long - Place 2.
Measurable objectives:
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - read property descriptions - use prepositions with the dative case.
Measurable objectives:
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Say how you’re feeling - Use dative personal pronouns - Describe.
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - enquire about renting a villa - use ‘zu’ with a second verb in the.
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Follow instructions - Talk about the future using werden - Recognise.
introduce someone talk about your family ask and give someone’s age
ask where buildings are in a town understand where they are
say where you’re from say where your home town is
The Conversational Past
The Conversational Past
The Perfect Tense with ‘haben’
Reflexive Verbs.
Dienstag den 22. Januar die Vergangenheit.
Einheit 3 – Wir haben frei
The Perfect Tense.
ask for things you need in a grocer’s shop understand the assistant
Measurable objectives: