Word Order in German Subordiante Clauses

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Question words and word order
Kapitel 3B Wortschatz. der Abend, -e ach ja oh yes oh yes.
Wenn…… the conditional. Using the conditional tense The conditional tense is used to talk about something that happens only after something else happened.
The Past Tense Die Vergangenheit To get a C at GCSE you need... l Opinions l Connectives/ time phrases/ adverbs l Future Tense l Past Tense.
Das Perfekt Wiederholen (hoffentlich!). Think of 5 things you did in your holidays but think of sentences in the PRESENT TENSE. 1.Am Montag schlafe ich.
MODAL VERBS Modal verbs are special verbs (you probably already know them!) and they exist in English and German. can/be able to = können (Ich kann) must/have.
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Question words and word order By the end of this lesson you will have revised question words By the end of this lesson you will be able to use question.
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Relative clauses What is a relative clause?
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Das Perfekt (Present Perfect Tense). Think of 5 things you did in your holidays but think of sentences in the PRESENT TENSE. 1.Am Montag schlafe ich viel.
Starter: Match-up 1.Ich spiele… 2.Ich höre… 3.Ich telefoniere… 4.Ich sehe… 5.Ich surfe … 6.Ich gehe auf … 7.Ich treibe … 8.Ich spiele ein … 9.Ich sammele.
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Starter: What are your Top 3 dream jobs? Why? Which job wouldnt you do and why?
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ADVERBS ab und zunow and then glücklicherweiseluckily hoffentlichhopefully immeralways jährlichannually leiderunfortunately manchmalsometimes nienever.
Meine Schulfächer.
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.
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Quick Review! Pronouns Ich = I Du = you Er = he Sie = she Es = it
Verben Wiederholung Deutsch III Notizen.
©2014 GermanTeacherResources.com. essen trinken gehen spielen kaufen fahren besuchen buy drink eat visit go play travel ©2014 GermanTeacherResources.com.
The most obvious or direct use of auch is to mean also. Ich möchte auch Gitarre lernen. Auch ich möchte Gitarre lernen. I would like to learn Guitar. Someone.
Klingelarbeit – Translate
By: Jade Bowerman. German numbers are quite a bit like our own. You start with one through ten and then you add 20, 30, 40 or 50 to them. For time you.
Alltagsleben Treffpunkt Deutsch Sixth Edition
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Future Tense. When is the future? Any time after the present…..so….any time after RIGHT NOW.
Sentence Structure Subject and verb are always together. Subject and verb are always together. Subject and verb must agree Subject and verb must agree.
German Word Order explained!
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Separable Verbs Turn to page R22 in your German One Book R22 is in the back of the book There are examples at the top of the page.
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THE PERFECT TENSE IN GERMAN
SEPARABLE VERBS. Separable verbs have prefixes on them. These prefixes are adverbs and prepositions that are detached from the verb when it is conjugated.
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Conjunctions Linking up your clauses and expanding your ideas using correct word order!
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Heute lernen wir: Unser Tagesablauf.
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