You use the future tense when you are talking about something that....ill happen is going to happen.

The difference between kein and nicht.
Wie komme ich….? (How do I get…?)
lassen lieβ lasse lässt lieβt lieβ lässt lieβen lassen lieβt lasst
Year 10 personal pronouns
Subjects and Direct Objects When to use der vs. den.
Wenn…… the conditional. Using the conditional tense The conditional tense is used to talk about something that happens only after something else happened.
-To be able to talk about where things
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)
Haben – to have ich habe du hast er/sie hat es hat man hat wir haben
The future tense..
Learning Objective: To be able to describe what is in your town.
Wo ist die Katze? Die Katze ist…
Adjektive Endungen von Frau Templeton.
Objectives say which means of transport you use Learn how to say where you are going/travelling using to the (zu) Learn about German word order.
Mittwoch den Aufgaben bis Freitag den LB 6.4 F-G (G: 150+ Wörter!) GR 6.3 (do IA Grammar first) Wortschatz Quiz 6.4 Guten Morgen!
Relative clauses What is a relative clause?
Objectives 1.Say what kind of house you live in 2.Use adjectives in the Dative case 3.Describe your house and its location.
Die Plurale In English, the formation of the plural is relatively simple. Either you add and s or an es. In German, the rules for plural formation are.
How many more nouns can you think of?
Was gibt es in deiner Stadt Lo: revision adjectives in front of nouns Start GCSE writing.
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What makes adjectives special in German? Adjectives change depending on whether they are describing something masculine, feminine or neutral.
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Adjective Endings Frau Lizz Caplan-Carbin Deutsch für Anfänger.
Adjectives Remediation.
Adjective Endings in German
Gender and case of nouns
modern historisch multikulturell interessant klein groβ
Deutsch I für Anfänger Introduction to Articles Beginning German I.
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Deutsch I für Anfänger Introduction to Articles Beginning German I.
Prepositions nach mit in seit bei hinter von aus zu auf für vor.
bei in seit mit auf hinter von nach aus zu für vor.
Wie komme ich zu..... ? (how do I get to....?)
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Lern Kleidungsstücke und Farben Mit deinem Namen Stunde 6.
DEUTSCHLAND UND DIE MEDIEN
Nominative Case and Accusative Case
“Weil” und “Denn”.
Predicate Adjectives Stand alone in a sentence. Das Brot schmeckt gut. Attributive Adjectives Precede a Noun Ending is based on gender, case and preceding.
Nouns. What is a noun O A noun is the name of a person, O place, O animal O or thing.
Hätte gern vs. Möchte gern
German Powerpoint Adjectives: After der words Used as nouns
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,
Negation is when you dont have or dont do something.
Adjectiv Endungen Lite: Adjective following articles and pre-ceeding nouns. Colors and Clothes.
4.3 Lektion 4 Wegfahren und Spaß haben STRUKTUREN © and ® 2012 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Adjectives (Part 2) Istanbul kommt aus dem Griechischen.
Der Akkusativ (The accusative case)
Word Order and the Verb Haben Kapitel 3 pg 78 and pg 81.
Ich suche nach..
Adjective Endings Nominative & Accusative Cases describing auf deutsch The information contained in this document may not be duplicated or distributed.
Was gibt es in deiner Stadt?
Seit: The gloriousest of prepositions…. Deutsch 1 Herr Reierstad 27/1/14.
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.
THE CONVERSATIONAL PAST
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A very QUICK introduction
Unterwegs.
Kapitel 7 Grammar INDEX 1.Comparison 2.Adjectives 3.Adjective Endings Following Ein-Words.
Der, die das pronouns Deutsch I kapitel 3-2.
Wie komme ich….? (How do I get…?)
Was gibt es in deiner Stadt?
German Year 4 Unit 2/1 Places in my town When I go to school
Unit 5 – Meine Stadt Wie komme ich…?.
What there is to do in town