Immer höher: Ernst Jandl (Part 2/2)

Immer höher: Ernst Jandl (Part 2/2)

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Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will focus on recognising and forming the plurals of nouns, and we will be learning the difference between 'stehen' and 'steigen'.

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10 Questions

Q1.
'springen' means
Correct answer: to jump
to run
to spring
Q2.
'gehen' means
to drive
Correct answer: to go/walk
to run
Q3.
'stehen' means
to sit
Correct answer: to stand
to walk
Q4.
'steigen' means
to fall
to loose
Correct answer: to rise
Q5.
'sitzen' means
to lie
Correct answer: to sit
to stand
Q6.
'liegen' means
to lay
Correct answer: to lie
to live
Q7.
'der Tisch' means
the chair
the church
Correct answer: the table
Q8.
'der Strand' means
Correct answer: the beach
the hair strand
the stand
Q9.
'das Bett' means
Correct answer: the bed
the chair
the table
Q10.
'der See' means
Correct answer: the lake
the sea
the sight

10 Questions

Q1.
What is the plural of 'Haus'?
Hause
Häusen
Correct answer: Häuser
Q2.
What is the plural of 'Strand'?
Strande
Correct answer: Strände
Stranden
Q3.
What is the plural of 'Platz'?
Plätzchen
Correct answer: Plätze
Platzen
Q4.
What is the plural of 'Markt'?
Markte
Correct answer: Märkte
Markten
Q5.
'Bücher' means
Correct answer: books
bushes
trees
Q6.
'die Lehrer' means
female teacher
male teacher
Correct answer: teachers
Q7.
'die Sänger' means
female singer
male singer
Correct answer: singers
Q8.
'Obst' means
Correct answer: fruits
orange
vegetables
Q9.
'der Berg' means
beach
Correct answer: mountain
town
Q10.
'der Sessel' means
Correct answer: armchair
kitchen chair
office chair

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UnitGerman / Year 7 Unit 6

German