Lesson Archives | Page 3 of 4

37 | Der Fehler war / die Fehler waren blöd

Text: email, simple past in writing

Plural: nouns that change an a/o/u to an ä/ö/ü – but don’t get a new ending, regular simple past verbs

Discuss travel plans and options

Plural: nouns that get an -s ending

Read and understand online reviews

Plural: nouns that get an -e/-¨e ending

Give and receive information about somebody

Plural: nouns that get an -en/-n ending

Months

Demonstrative pronouns: dieser, dieses, diese

Talk about law and permissions, describe people’s actions

Noun-noun composites: Hausflur / Hausmeister / Wohnungseingang

Talk about hobbies, make small talk, four seasons

Possessive pronouns: unser(e), euer/eure

Justify actions, reflect on a situation, read the 24-hour clock

Possessive pronouns: dein(e), sein(e), ihr(e)

Make appointments, read the analog clock (tell the time)

Possessive pronouns: mein(e), Ihr(e)

Order somebody to do something, express disappointment

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings 4, gender summary

Describe a problem, express compassion

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings 3

Give advice, discuss weekend plans, ask for help

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings 2

Times of the day, despair and anger

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings & modal verb dürfen and modal verb summary

Describe and evaluate situations and objects, congratulate

Gender of nouns: words with endings -ei / -schaft

Rooms of an apartment

Gender of nouns: words with endings -ung / -heit / -keit

Colors, materials, and shapes

Gender of nouns: words with endings -t and -e

Describe objects, furniture, ask for repetition

Gender of nouns: words with endings -chen and -lein

Furniture, directions, days of the week

Gender of nouns: words with endings -er and -ling

Informal salutations and complimentary closes in emails

Sentence structure with “tecamolo”, comparison, contrast

Greetings and farewells in a text message

Irregular verbs: geben / lesen / sehen, modal particle ‚aber‘