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Aktuelle Version vom 26. Juni 2018, 19:30 Uhr

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Role Cards

• PARTNER A

You spent the weekend at the seaside in the north of England. When you come home you tell your friend about the holiday and the interesting things that happened there. You want to know about your friend’s weekend, too.

• PARTNER B

Your friend spent the weekend at the seaside and you want to know about it because your parents and you plan to spend the next holidays at the seaside, too. You visited your grandparents in London last weekend and you went to a Cutty Sark exhibition (=Ausstellung).

• PARTNER A

It‘s the summer holidays and you and your family are on holidays in New York City. You meet a girl/boy there and you talk about yourself, your home and you want to know what the boy/girl did on 4th of July. (Du hast in der Schule etwas darüber gelernt und hast Fragen)

• PARTNER B

It‘s summer and you are at home in New York City. Downtown you meet a boy/girl from Germany. You talk about yourself and your family (your grandparents live in Germany) and you have a lot of questions about Germany.

Üben für mündliche Schulaufgabe

Datei:Tipps ORALS.docx

Tipps zum Beschreiben von Bildern und zum Formulieren von Fragen in unterschiedlichen Zeiten

PICTURES

Picture 1

Picture 2

Picture "In Town"

Dialoguue 1:

• PARTNER A:

You are at a birthday party and meet a girl/boy from Greenwich. You introduce yourself (e.g. birthday, family). You want to know more about Greenwich.

• PARTNER B:

You are at a birthday partner and you meet girl/boy from Germany. You introduce yourself (e.g. birthday, family). You want to know more about Germany.

Dialogue 2:

• PARTNER A

You are on vacation in Greenwich and you are in a restaurant. You talk to the waiter (=Bedienung) about the food, Greenwich and Germany. At last you order breakfast.

• PARTNER B

Yo are a waiter/waitress (=Bedienung) at a restaurant in Greenwich and you have a customer from Germany. You take the order and you talk to him/her because you are very interested in Germany (you want to go to school there for a year).

Lösungen (03. Mai 2018)

• Excuse me. How much is it?/How much does it cost?
• Es kostet 3 Pfund. Das ist ein Schnäppchen.
• Why are you selling the game?
• Er hat nicht genug Zeit, um all seine Spiele zu spielen.
• Have you got any bags?
• Er hat grüne und schwarze Taschen. Welche möchtest du?
• How much is the green bag?
• 4 Pfund, weil es gute Qualität ist.
• My friends gives you/pays five pounds for the computer game and the bag.
• Er möchte 6 Pfund.

What I do every Saturday

because, projects, alone, groups, It's/That's, can, bike, I, and, cat, two, They're, usually/always, on, favourite, very, breakfast, Ronny, cheese, tidy, other, often, friends, sometimes, restaurant

Jay's friend in Berlin

in, at, from, till, at, in, At, before, to, but

Word order

1. Sid and Sherlock love playing in the garden but Sherlock often chases Sid.

2. Silky meets his friends in Plymouth in the afternoon.

3. The seals always play football in the swimming pool because they love football.

4. Mink sometimes sleeps on the sofa in the living room.

5. Alexander's grandfather loves Wolf but he can't take care of him.

Exercises

Vocabulary

NEW:

Sports

Sports 2

Day of the week

Telling the time

Telling the time

Numbers 1-12

Colours

Colours 2

Grammar

NEW

Simple Past QUESTIONS

Simple Past QUESTIONS 2

Simple Past NEGATIVE sentences

Simple Past NEGATIVE sentences 2

Simple Past TEST

Simple Past- Positive sentences

Past Formen

Simple Past- Positive Sentences 2

Irregular Verbs

Modal Verbs

Simple Past

Simple Past 2

"was" or "were"

"mustn't" or "needn't"

much or many?

Present Progressive: Forms of "be"

Present Progressive Statements

Present Progressive: Negative Statements

Present Progressive: Questions

Present Progressive

Simple Present OR Present Progressive

some OR any

Some OR any 2

SIMPLE PRESENT 3rd person-s

Questions SIMPLE PRESENT

Questions 2

NEGATIVE sentences SIMPLE PRESENT

NEGATIVE forms

NEGATIVE sentences 2

Simple Present Test

Word order

Word order 2

Simple Present

Simple Present (3rd person singular verb forms)

Simple Present (3rd person singular-s)

s-Genitive OR of-genitive?

Genitive 2

Plural or Singular?

Imperative 1

Imperative 2

Genitive

"have got" negative forms

"have got" questions

have got

Short Answers 1

Kurzantworten

Personal Pronouns

Possessive Determiners

Forms of "to be"

Negative forms of "to be"

Personal Pronouns

Personal Pronouns 2

Forms of "to be"

There is/there are