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Version vom 3. Mai 2018, 18:03 Uhr
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Schulaufgaben 3. Schulaufgabe: 04. Mai 2018 (3. Std.) 4. Schulaufgabe (mündlich): 04./05. Juli 2018
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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
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Grammar
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Present Progressive: Forms of "be"
Present Progressive Statements
Present Progressive: Negative Statements
Present Progressive: Questions
Simple Present OR Present Progressive
NEGATIVE sentences SIMPLE PRESENT
Simple Present (3rd person singular verb forms)
