a type of noun that takes the same endings as adjectives

indefinite pronoun meaning ‘something’, often followed by a neuter adjectival noun

indefinite pronoun meaning ‘everything’, often followed by a neuter adjectival noun

Task C1b [1/2] YouTuber zu sein ist für viele Jugendliche ein faszinierender ...

Task C1b [2/2] Als YouTuber ist der Alltag nicht einfach ...

Junge Deutsche: neuter adjectival nouns, nominalisation, adjectival agreement

German

This unit revisits a wide range of grammar, including modal verbs, the future tense, two-verb structures. It introduces the conditional 'würd-' with gern and lieber and 'hätte' and wäre'. Pupils learn to distinguish müssen vs sollen, and dürfen vs können regarding responsibilites and future plans.

People and lifestyle: Aufwachsen, Altersgrenzen und Zukunftspläne

Turning German verbs into nouns, e.g., 'das Hochladen', is called {{}}.

Which of these words means 'to lead, guide'?

Translate the following sentence into German: 'You win everything possible.'

Translate the following sentence into German: 'I do something interesting.'

'Das ist __________ Buch.'. Choose the correct missing words.

'Ich sehe __________ Film.'. Choose the correct missing words.

'Ich arbeite mit __________ Frau.'. Choose the correct missing words.

Sort the words below into the correct order to form the following sentence: 'My work as an actor is fun for me.'

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

Junge Deutsche: neuter adjectival nouns, nominalisation, adjectival agreement

Lesson outcome

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