Starke and Unregelmäßige Verben: haben bis laufen By.

The Perfect tense Give an example of a perfect tense sentence in English: I went to bed / I ate breakfast. In English we use one word – went / ate etc.
HOPPELHASE HANS di Volker Rosin
VERB KONJUGATION (Regular Verbs)
Kapitel 7 - Kleidung.
Mittwoch den 22sten März Todays Language Focus: Möchtest du + verb Todays Theme: Arranging to go out ©MFL Sunderland 2007 ELA
Nach Hause….zu Hause That is the question….. nach Hause.
Der Stinger Use a personal pronoun to take the place of the objects in the following sentences. 1. Wann hat deine Mutter Geburtstag? Sie hat am 3. Mai.
Komm so wie du bist Komm so wie du bist, komm in Lumpen,
Halli, Hallo Halli, Hallo, herzlich willkommen! Halli, Hallo, jetzt geht es los! Halli, Hallo, herzlich willkommen, Vorhang auf für Klein und Groß:
Coordinating & Subordinating
Imperative Deutsch für Anfänger.
How to use wenn (when / if) in a sentence Also how to use da and weil …using the same rules.
Talking about future plans Expression of time + present tense.
Definite and indefinite articles nom. and acc. cases.
Wortstellung hold up two fingers…what letter does that look like? V = Verb.
Imperative Practice Write all commands for each verb given on notebook paper. Turn in today with the worksheet.
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Treffpunkt.
Lernziele To revise how to use the past tense To use the past tense to talk about what other people have done.
Gern.
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Sprechen You have 5 min to prepare and study your notes. Then you will speak for 30 sec about yourself. Include as much information as you can. Some questions.
Starter Match up these future time markers!
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Conjugating Verbs.
Heute ist Montag, der 10. September 2007.
Quiz FRIDAY on next 12 Essential Verbs!! (leben – sehen)
Kennst du sie?.
Meine Lernziele.
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Unregelmäßige Verben Projekt
Two-way Prepositions Akkusativ oder Dativ?
Was gibt es in der Stadt?.
Freitag, den 18. Januar Learning outcomes 1. – To recognise what a level 1/ 2/3 piece of work looks like 2. To know what level I am working at And 3. To.
Kultur. Imperativ O du - command O drop the dust O du form of verb – drop the du and the –st O geben – to give O du gibst O Gib!
Komm Mit! 1 Kapitel 1 Wer bist du?. Aufwärmübungen GH4, ÜH6.
Sprechen Was wolltest du, konntest du, musstest du, solltest du, durftest du immer als Kind machen?
Dative Cont’d: Kapitel 10 B Verbs followed by the dative case.
N. Thuleen sheet. Kapitel 2
Deutsch Eins
GUTEN MORGEN! Heute ist den 17. September
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.
Deutsch 3 Frau Snell.
Konjugation: sein = to be
Komm Mit! 1 Kapitel 6 Pläne machen. KM1.6.2 TPRS.
CONJUGATION – IRREGULAR VERBS
Deutsch Eins. Los Geht’s Complete on your Los Geht’s Log 1) Find the 3 errors and correct them. Wie heiße du? Der bist Matthew. Wie heißt du? Er ist/er.
Imperativ What is the Imperative used for?
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Von A nach B!! A   B fliegen gehen rennen fahren schwimmen kommen.
Verb Conjugation Schritte 1 Lektion 2.
EIN INTERVIEW AM TELEFON
Heute ist Freitag, der 9. September 2005
to form the present perfect tense in German you need
By the end of today’s lesson you will be able to:
German for Beginners 2.
Grammatik START NEU 1.-3.Lektion
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: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Explain what’s happened - Use a range of verbs in the perfect tense.
Measurable objectives:
to form the present perfect tense in German you need
Measurable Objectives: By the end of the lesson, all learners will be able to - Say how you’re feeling - Use dative personal pronouns - Describe.
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