Guten Morgen!
Mittwoch den 09.12.
Aufgabe bis Freitag den 11.12.
LB 4.4 M (Aufsatz, 8 Sätze)
Culture worksheet
Quiz 4.4
LB 4.4G Lesen
LB 4.4I Feierst du gern?
Buchwechsel
LB 4.4K Neue Gruppen
Wie spät ist es?
• 3.15
• 7.45
• 4.30
• 19.50
• 22.30
• 13.00
• 7.00
• 10.23
• 8.10
• 23.45
Übungen
1. I’m going out with my friends.
2. She doesn’t like to clean up her
room. (2 different versions)
3. He has to call his parents today.
4. We sleep in late on Saturdays.
5. I would like to shop in Chicago
with my sister over the weekend.
Separable?
YES
ein∙laden
[lädt ein] !!
statt∙finden
vorbei∙kommen
NO
bekommen !!
erwarten
Separable Verbs
I’m inviting a lot of
friends to my party.
Separable Verbs
The concert is taking place
at the bar/tavern tomorrow
evening.
Separable Verbs
They are coming over to
her house on Monday.
Separable Verbs
She goes out with friends
on Saturdays.
Separable Verbs
He sleeps in late until
11:00 on Thursdays.
Modals with other verbs
• Only the modal conjugates
• Other verb at the end of the
complete sentence
• Separable verbs do not
separate!
Modals with other verbs
I should drink water.
She would like to eat a salad.
They must wear winter coats.
Using Modals with Verbs
I want to go out on Fridays
but I really should do my
homework.
Using Modals with Verbs
I don’t really like to shop
and for that reason I can
come over to your house
on Saturday.
Questions with Modals
How do we ask, in English,
whether someone
(would like to, should,
want to, like to,
can, may, or must)
. . . eat cake?
Using Modals with Verbs
Do you want to celebrate
your birthday?
Using Modals with Verbs
Are you allowed to drink
wine on your birthday?
Using Modals with Verbs
Do you have to celebrate
your birthday with your
parents?
Using Modals with Separable Verbs
Subject
conjugated modal
everything else
separable verb (as one word)
Using Modals with Separable Verbs
The party must take place
tomorrow.
Using Modals with Separable Verbs
I can invite my friends.
Using Modals with Separable Verbs
They are allowed to go out
in the evening.
Using Modals with Separable Verbs
Do you want to sleep in
late tomorrow?
Was für eine Party?
die Abschlussfeier
die Feier
die Ferien
das Fest
die Fete
die Hochzeit
Was für eine Party?
Some party-describing words
anstrengend
blöd
einfach
heftig
schrecklich
wichtig
Die Feier ist . . . / Das Fest ist . . .
important
intense
simple
strenuous
stupid
terrible
Es gibt eine . . . Feier / ein . . . Fest
important
intense
simple
strenuous
stupid
terrible
Invitations
Verb: einladen (sep!)
Noun: die Einladung
4.1A
Guten Tag!
Montag den 7.11.
Hausaufgabe für Dienstag 8.11.
IA 5 .1 and printout
LB 5.1A-D
Adjective Endings
Nominative Case
(Subject of sentence, or Das ist….)
• When the definite article is present:
d__ gut__ Mann
d__ gut__ Frau
d__ gut__ Leute
d__ gut__ Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings
Nominative Case
(Subject of sentence, or Das ist….)
• When the definite article is present:
der gute Mann
die gute Frau
die guten Leute
das gute Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings
Nominative Case
(Subject of sentence, or Das ist….)
• When an ein-word is present:
ein__ gut__ Mann
ein__ gut__ Frau
kein__ gut__ Leute
ein__ gut__ Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings
Nominative Case
(Subject of sentence, or Das ist….)
• When an ein-word is present:
ein guter Mann
eine gute Frau
keine guten Leute
ein gutes Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings
Nominative Case
(Subject of sentence, or Das ist….)
• When no article is present (usually collectives):
gut__ Wein
gut__ Limonade
gut__ Schnäpse
gut__ Bier
Patterns: all
Adjective Endings
Nominative Case
(Subject of sentence, or Das ist….)
• When no article is present (usually collectives):
guter Wein
gute Limonade
gute Schnäpse
gutes Bier
Patterns: all
Adjective Endings, Accusative
(Direct Object of sentence:
es gibt . . . / ich sehe . . . / ich lese . . .
• When the definite article is present:
de__ gut__ Mann
die gute Frau
die guten Leute
das gute Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings, Accusative
(Direct Object of sentence:
es gibt . . . / ich sehe . . . / ich lese . . .
• When the definite article is present:
den guten Mann
die gute Frau
die guten Leute
das gute Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings, Accusative
(Direct Object of sentence:
es gibt . . . / ich sehe . . . / ich lese . . .
• When an ein-word is present:
ein__ gut__ Mann
eine gute Frau
keine guten Leute
ein gutes Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings, Accusative
(Direct Object of sentence:
es gibt . . . / ich sehe . . . / ich lese . . .
• When an ein-word is present:
einen guten Mann
eine gute Frau
keine guten Leute
ein gutes Kind
Patterns: singular
plural
Adjective Endings, Accusative
(Direct Object of sentence:
es gibt . . . / ich sehe . . . / ich lese . . .
• When no article is present (usually collectives):
gut__ Wein
gute Limonade
gute Schnäpse
gutes Bier
Patterns: all
Adjective Endings, Accusative
(Direct Object of sentence:
es gibt . . . / ich sehe . . . / ich lese . . .
• When no article is present (usually collectives):
guten Wein
gute Limonade
gute Schnäpse
gutes Bier
Patterns: all
Dative
Dative
aus
außer
bei
gegenüber
mit
nach
seit
von
zu
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