Cases in German
Last updated 04 January 2012, created 07 November 2008, viewed 2,412
This was for our year 12 - a survey + examples of how cases work as this always seems one of the biggest issues for English pupils to grasp. Hence the 'personification' and the introduction of my 'verb guys'.
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Powerpoint document
Im Falle eines Falles.ppt (1mb, Powerpoint document) -
Powerpoint document
VerbArme.ppt (36kb, Powerpoint document)
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- Post 16 / Other subjects (3288)
- Post 16 / German / Grammar / Adjectives / Particles - doch, eben, ja, mal, schon (41)
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Toll! What an innovative explanation. from lambi010, 04 January 2012 |
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Fantastisch!!!!. Thank heaps for this! You have just saved me hours of work on a Tuesday night!!! Can't wait to get into school in the morning to show my Year 12's!!!! from maureen1, 29 September 2009 |
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Great - most useful. Thanks - I shaLL BE USING THIS WITH MY CLASS TOMORROW. from newheygirl, 28 September 2009 |
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Excellent resource. I tried it from a different computer and it works now. Brilliant resource, will definitely use it with my students. Danke! from mariellagatter, 25 May 2009 |
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all in symbols?. Have you tried changing the font - some programmes go pear-shaped on certain ones if they don't contain it. I've used 'Alois'. from brettl, 21 May 2009 |
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