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Kultur in Deutschland: wh- question words

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. 

My personal world: Wer sind wir?

Match each German word to its English meaning.

How many 'f' sounds are in the following sentence? 'Viele Viertel in Berlin verkaufen fantastische Fahrräder.'

Match each English question word to its German equivalent.

Fill in the gap to complete the translation of the question 'How many minorities live in Berlin?'. '{{ }} in Berlin?'

Put these elements in the correct order to create a German sentence. The first word in the sentence has not been capitalised.

Read the German word 'zwei' to yourself. What English sound does the German [w] make?

Read the German word 'vier' to yourself. What English sound does the German [v] make?

Match these German words to their English meaning.

Which of the words below is **not** a question word?

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

Kultur in Deutschland: wh- question words

Lesson outcome

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