Die Ferien: perfect tense with adverbs | German | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

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Match the German and the English.

geschieden

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divorced ✓

höher

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higher ✓

schlimm

⇔

bad ✓

weiter

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further ✓

her

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from something ✓
Match the German and the English.

wert

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worth, worthy of ✓

eher

⇔

rather ✓

Ende

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end ✓

gar nicht

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not at all ✓
Which word best completes the following sentence? We use the perfect tense to describe events in the ...

present.

future.

past. ✓
Select the sentences in the perfect tense.

Ich habe Pizza gegessen. ✓

Letztes Jahr bin ich nach Italien gefahren. ✓

Letztes Jahr war ich in Italien.

Ich wollte ein Paar Tage länger bleiben.

Ich bin zwei Wochen geblieben. ✓
Put this perfect tense sentence in the correct order.

1

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ich

2

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habe

3

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über

4

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Jobs

5

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in

6

⇔

Italien

7

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gelesen
Fill in the gap to complete the following sentence: 'Er ______ nach Deutschland gefahren.'

'ist' ✓

Match the German and English.

schon

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already ✓

nie

⇔

never ✓

noch nicht

⇔

not yet ✓

schon einmal

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ever (in questions) ✓
'Say who you went to school with.' Which tense would you use to respond to this prompt?

present

past ✓

future
Which responses include a verb?

Wunderbar!

Mit meiner Mutter.

Es war wunderbar. ✓

Es ist wunderbar! ✓

Nicht so gut.
Sort the words below into the correct order to form the following sentence: 'Have you ever played handball?'

1

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hast

2

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du

3

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schon

4

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einmal

5

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Handball

6

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gespielt

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Use time adverbials 'schon', '(noch) nie', 'noch', 'schon einmal' with the perfect tense to provide more information.
In a role play, the response to each prompt should contain at least one verb, but still be relatively brief.
In a role play, the response should match the tense of the prompt.

I can answer a role-play question with one or two words.

Role-play questions need to be answered in full sentences with at least one verb.

Time adverbial - adverbs or adverbial phrases which denote time; for example, 'nie', 'schon', 'noch nicht'
Perfect tense - past tense formed with ‘sein’ or ‘haben’ and a past participle
Role play - task in which the student responds to several prompts in the format of a role play