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the form of a verb used in the past (perfect) tense; for example, 'I have done'

a word or group of words that modify the time frame of a verb; for example, 'last week', 'this month'

word endings used, for example, in time adverbials: 'letzten Sommer', 'diese Woche'

word endings used, for example, after prepositions of location: 'in einem Park', 'in der Stadt'

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This summer: perfect tense weak verbs 1st person singular, 'in' (dative)

German

This unit provides pupils with the knowledge to form the German perfect tense with ‘haben’ and past participles for weak and some strong verbs. Pupils learn how to form questions in the perfect tense and two options for translating the German perfect tense into English.

Holidays: present and past, perfect tense with 'haben'

Match these German words to their English translations.

Put the endings below in the correct order to complete the following: 'Dies__________ Jahr,  nächst__________ Monat, dies__________ Woche.'

Which of the expressions below is **not** a time adverbial?

you need to use the dative case when referring to location

the dative for the word 'the' is 'dem' (m), 'der' (f) and 'dem' (nt)

the dative for the word 'a' is 'einem' (m), 'einer' (f) and 'einem' (nt)

the German for 'I am in the town' is 'ich bin in die Stadt'

Which of the following statements are correct?

Ich habe ein Konzert in der Stadmitte gehört.

Letztes Jahr ich habe Deutschland besucht.

Which of these options use the correct word order?

Put the words below into the correct order to translate the following sentences into German: 'Last week I danced in the park'.

Match these German verbs to their English meanings.

Which time phrases below can only be used in the past tense?

Match the following German words to their English meanings.

use the present tense of haben and a past participle

sandwich the infinitive between 'ge' and 't' to form the past participle

the past participle goes to the end of the sentence

Which of the following statements about how to form the German perfect tense of weak verbs is false?

Which of these German verbs do not have 'ge' at the beginning of their past participle?

Sort the verbs below into the right order to correctly complete the following sentence: 'Ich __________ oft London aber ich __________ nie Berlin __________.'

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

This summer: perfect tense weak verbs 1st person singular, 'in' (dative)

Lesson outcome

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