task A 1

task A 2

task A 3

task A 4

task A 5

task A 6

a sentence which asks for information, such as someone's opinion

a sentence which gives information, such as someone's thoughts, or facts

task B2 A

task B2 B

task B2 C

task B2 D

task B2 E

task B2 F

What people have: word order with yes/no questions

German

This unit introduces pupils to the verb 'haben', and the use of the accusative case with definite and indefinite articles. Simple classroom conversations are developed using yes/no questions and negation with 'kein'. Pupils practise new sound-symbol correspondences [w] and [ie]..

Belongings: 'haben' and articles in accusative case

Which of these words contain the sound [ie]?

they have the same format as English questions, e.g., 'Do you ...?'

they don't use a question word at the start, e.g., 'Wo?'

Which of these statements about yes/no questions are correct?

Which of the options below are statements? Punctuation marks have been removed.

Match the beginnings of these questions to the correct question endings.

Translate the following question into German: 'Do you have a band?'

Match these German questions to their English translations.

Which of these phrases means 'I don't know!' in German? 

Match these German phrases to their English meanings.

Which of these words completes the following sentence? 'Du hast eine __________.'

Which of these words completes the following sentence? 'Er __________ ein Mann.'

Which of these words use a long [e] sound?

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

What people have: word order with yes/no questions

Lesson outcome

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