inverts the subject and verb in a sentence

Das Oktoberfest in Deutschland: plurals add umlaut/e, n, no change; translation

German

This unit revisits the present tense of 'sein' and 'haben', weak verbs, open and closed question formation and word order 1 and 2. It introduces nationality nouns and gender neutral language, and reinforces simple (I do) and ongoing (I am doing) functions of the present tense.

People and lifestyle: wer sind wir?

Match the German words below to their English equivalents.

Which sentence correctly puts emphasis on 'der einzige Grund'?

Put the words below in the correct order to form a sentence which emphasises 'im Zelt'.

Match the German words below to their English meanings.

add -e to the end of most masculine and neuter nouns (with or without an umlaut)

masculine and neuter nouns ending -en, -el, -er stay the same

Which plural rule describes the plural noun 'die Arten'?

Which plural rule describes the plural noun 'die Vergleiche'?

Put the sentence elements below in the correct order to form a yes/no question in German.

Put the sentence elements below in the correct order to form a wh-word question. 

Put these numbers in order, from smallest to biggest.

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Das Oktoberfest in Deutschland: plurals add umlaut/e, n, no change; translation

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.