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Year 9 German Study Guides
Every lesson below links to a pupil-friendly study guide with key notes, vocabulary, common mistakes, and quick questions with answers.
Ambitions and destinations: 'mögen', 'möcht-', past tenses
- Like and would like: 'mögen', 'möcht-', plural rules, large numbers Study Guide
- Places you like and prefer: suffix -ung, comparatives, questions Study Guide
- Places you like and prefer: verbs + indirect object, 'gefallen', 'mögen' Study Guide
- School and future ambitions: plural 'mögen' and 'möcht-' Study Guide
- Volunteering: discuss photos, word order with two-verb structures Study Guide
- Volunteering: revisit perfect tense Study Guide
Desires, plans and priorities: 'möcht-' future and use of infinitive
- Christmas market: 'alle', 'jed-', 'dies-' and 'welch-' Study Guide
- Future plans: plural future tense 'werden' + infinitive, two-verb structures Study Guide
- What I would like: 'möcht-' in one- and two-verb structures Study Guide
- What is important in life: infinitive uses, verbs capitalised as nouns Study Guide
- What is important: infinitive uses, 'es ist' + adjective, 'zu' + infinitive Study Guide
- What you did for and with others: perfect tense Study Guide
- What you do for and with others: prepositions 'ohne', 'für', 'mit', and 'von' Study Guide
Everyday culture: present tense weak and strong verbs
Family experiences: relative clauses
Modern lives and tall tales: present tense
- A fairy tale: present tense 2nd person plural ('ihr'), dative verbs Study Guide
- German musicians: present tense open questions, word order Study Guide
- Interview with a musician: present tense weak verbs, yes/no questions Study Guide
- Storytelling: pronouns 'du', 'ihr', 'Sie', object word order Study Guide
New Year's resolutions: future tense
Ordinary routines and special events: reflexive verbs
Past ambitions and future goals: past, present and word order
Past lives and experiences: imperfect modal verbs, perfect tense
- Childhood experiences: imperfect modal verbs 'konnte', 'musste', 'wollte' Study Guide
- Childhood experiences: imperfect plural forms of 'sein' and 'haben' Study Guide
- Famous people and their languages: perfect tense with 'sein', calendar years Study Guide
- Language and identity: separable verbs, cardinal and ordinal numbers Study Guide
- Migrant experiences: noun suffixes, 'welch-' Study Guide
- Migration: imperfect modal verbs 'konnte', 'musste', 'wollte' Study Guide
- Migration: imperfect modal verbs, word order with two-verb structures Study Guide
Past lives: perfect and imperfect tenses
- Childhood experiences: nouns, past tense, conjunctions Study Guide
- Famous German speakers: 'bevor' and 'nachdem', word order Study Guide
- Famous lives: 'als' as 'when' with the past tense Study Guide
- What did they do then? Perfect, imperfect 'war', 'hatte', 'gab', compound nouns Study Guide
- What you used to do: perfect tense with 'ihr' (you, familiar pl.) and 'früher' Study Guide
Places and projects: imperfect modal verbs
Positive experiences: word order and prepositions
- Answering the question 'Why?': two-verb structures with 'um ... zu' Study Guide
- Journeys past and present: time-manner-place in the perfect tense Study Guide
- Journeys past and present: time-manner-place word order in the present tense Study Guide
- Make changes at home: prepositions and verbs of location and movement Study Guide
- Why? Two-verb structures with 'um ... zu', imperfect modals 'durfte', 'sollte' Study Guide
School exchange: verbs with prepositions
- A school exchange: plural direct and indirect object pronouns Study Guide
- A school exchange: verbs with 'an', 'auf', 'für', 'vor', reflexive verbs Study Guide
- A school exchange: verbs with prepositions 'an', 'auf', 'für', 'vor' Study Guide
- At school: word order in sentences with two objects Study Guide
- What makes us happy? Authentic texts, relative pronouns and comparatives Study Guide