a verb that follows a regular pattern of changes

part of the verb that appears in all forms, created by removing the 'en' or 'n' ending of the infinitive

B1, B2 - 1 Mehmet

B1, B2 - 2 Heidi

B1, B2 - 3 Mia

Meine Mannschaft: stem changes 't' not 'st', 'e' before 't'/'st', 'el' stem

German

This unit consolidates the present tense and imperative forms (du/ihr) of weak and strong verbs, and revises the present tense with time adverbs to express future meaning. It revisits stem changes for verbs like finden (findest)  and 't' not 'st' for verbs in examples like 'du tanzt'.

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Sort the words below into the correct order to form the following sentence: 'The TV programme was not successful.'

follow a regular pattern of changes in the present tense.

add just ‘t’ instead of ‘st’ in the ‘du’ form.

Verb stems ending in ‘s’, ‘ß’, ‘x’, ‘z’

lose the ‘e’ in the first person singular of the present tense.

add ‘e’ before the ending in the ‘du’, ‘er, sie, es’ and ‘ihr’ forms.

Match up the sentence halves about different types of verbs.

Which of these are entirely regular weak verbs in the present tense?

Translate the following into German: 'I change'.

Translate the following into German: 'You draw'.

The {{}} tense describes what is happening now or habitual events.

Order the words to say: 'Exercise is very important to me.'

Translate into English: 'Radfahren macht Spaß.'

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

Meine Mannschaft: stem changes 't' not 'st', 'e' before 't'/'st', 'el' stem

Lesson outcome

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