Berühmte Märchen Schneewittchen Hänsel und Gretel

Die deutsche Satzstellung
What do you get marks for?
Maerchen Wiederholung!
Write two sentences about each person based on the information given.
Bei mit ausser Dative Prepositions aus nach zu seit von.
Dienstag, den 25. Juni 2013 Titel: Wie kommst du mit deiner Familie aus? Das Lernziel: to say how you get on with your friends and family Language focus:
Lasst Schneewittchen frei! Answer correctly the questions on the boards with a number and you will free Schneewittchen from the evil queen! Be careful,
Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten
Deutsch I Review for Chapter II.
Der Stinger Use SVTO/TVSO to put the following sentences in order:
Test Review Deutsch I Kapitel I.
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.
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Imperfekt (Simple Past) Irregular or strong verbs
RE: TEST separable prefixes: aufmachen zumachen hineingehen
Sprechen Was machst du und deine Familie in ihrer Freizeit?
Guten Tag! Warm-up: Please have all of your Karten on the desk.
Wer bin ich?.
*DON‘T FORGET THAT VERB IS IN SECOND POSITION!!!!
Deutsch Zwei Hamburg
Negation is when you dont have or dont do something.
Look at the sentences and decide if they are in the Present Tense (PR), Past Tense (PA), Future Tense (F) or Conditional Tense (C) (would). Click and you.
Wohin bist du gegangen?.
Bellwork- Tag 34 Wie heissen diese Sachen auf deutsch?
V Dativ - Präpositionen - Verben
DIE BRÜDER GRIMM.
I Cases accusative (review) + dative
Kein und Nicht.
Bellwork- Tag 35 Write the German word for the room, in which you would most likely find the furniture: 1. die Kommode 2. die Badewanne 3. das Bett.
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.
Deutsch Eins
Vocab Test #1 1.alone 2.attractive 3.older 4.passport/ID 5.poor 6.arbeitslos 7.altmodisch 8.ausländisch 9.auf die Nerven gehen 10.die Arbeit 1.allein 2.attraktiv.
Das Spiel: DATIVE!!!!.
Direct objects and adjective endings
Heute ist Montag, der 29. September, 2014 Lernziele
Akkusativ Präpositionen
Alles über mich Sprachtest
Mittwoch den 4.2. Hausaufgabe bis Freitag den 6.2. IA 6.2 and printout GR 6.2, Two-way preps Guten Morgen!
Name: ___________________________________________ Hör verstehen: (______/10) Mark whether you hear a “du”, an “ihr” or a “Sie” command Wer sagt.
Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand, wer ist die Schönste im ganzen Land?
E STUNDE Deutsch AP. Montag, der 8. April 2013 Deutsch AP (E Stunde)Heute ist ein E Tag Goal: to understand authentic written text, audio material and.
Need: paper, coloured pens, glue, dwarf templates, dictionaries, adjective handout, judges hand out, blue tack For gallery – give students blue tack and.
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.
Unterwegs.
Direct Object Review. Was bedeutet “Subjekt”? The subject is the DOER of the action. The subject always agrees with the verb. The articles of SUBJECTS.
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HERZLICHEN WILKOMMEN ZUR DEUTSCHKLASSE WIR STELLEN UNS VOR.
Imperfekt (Simple Past) Irregular or strong verbs
German Verb Conjugation
Formation of Questions. Yes/no questions ●To form a question, you must use inverted word order. ○ The sequence of the subject and the verb in the sentence.
Rotkäppchen: Wie sieht sie aus? Richtig oder falsch?
Use the imperfect tense in German when you want to say… I did something Ich machte etwas.
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.
Frau Lamb Brooke Point High School  You should know how to conjugate the verbs we have learned.  You should know the vocabulary we have learned in.
Interrogatives and Verbs
The perfect tense (haben)
Der, die das pronouns Deutsch I kapitel 3-2.
Deutsch I für Anfänger Beginning German I
THE PERFECT TENSE IN GERMAN
Deutsch I für Anfänger Beginning German I
Back to the Akkusative Don‘t forget to Smile.
Deutsch I für Anfänger Introduction to German Verb Conjugation.
What there is to do in town