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Textbook Contents - 'Wie Geht's'

Main Grammar Points Covered in Wie Geht’s? Schritte 1 – 5:

Greetings

The German alphabet

Pronunciation

Introduction to grammatical gender and plurals

Counting

Telling time

Basic vocabulary (colors, numbers, clothing, simple opposites, the calendar, weather, common classroom phrases)

Chapter 1

  • Present tense of regular verbs

  • Nominative case

  • Basic sentence structure

  • Compound nouns

Chapter 2

  • Present tense of haben and sein

  • Accusative case and weak (-n) masculine nouns

  • Continuation of sentence structure

Chapter 3

  • Present tense of irregular (stem-changing) verbs

  • Dative case

Chapter 4

  • Present perfect tense

  • Subordinating conjunctions

Chapter 5

  • Personal pronouns

  • Modal auxiliaries

  • Sondern vs. Aber

Chapter 6

  • Two-way prepositions

  • Imperatives

  • Wissen vs. kennen

Chapter 7

  • Der- and ein-words

  • Separable-prefix verbs

  • Flavoring particles

Chapter 8

  • Genitive case

  • Time expressions

  • Continuation of sentence structure

Chapter 9

  • Adjective endings following der– and ein-words

  • Reflexive verbs

  • Prepositional (zu) infinitives

Chapter 10

  • Verbs with prepositional objects

  • Da– and wo-compounds

  • Endings of unpreceded adjectives

Chapter 11

  • Simple past tense

  • Conjunctions als, wenn, wann

  • Past perfect tense

Chapter 12

  • Comparison of adjectives and adverbs

  • Future tense

  • Predicate and adjectival nouns

Chapter 13

  • Subjunctive

Chapter 14

  • Relative clauses

  • Indirect speech

Chapter 15

  • Passive voice

  • Review of the uses of Subjunctive

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Don't forget about the school’s annual Rouladen Dinner which is scheduled for this coming Sunday, February 22, in the clubhouse at Germania Park. This delicious homemade German feast features Rinderrouladen with Spätzle, red cabbage,parsleyed potatoes, and mixed salad and is topped off with coffee or tea and Servatii’s Bienenstich. A full cash bar will slake your thirst, and we’ll make sure you’re entertained, too, with some mood music, a German trivia contest, chances at a Split-the-Pot kitty, and raffle prizes galore. Contact Michael Geers at 513-673-4709 or Bill Sampson at 513-515-7775.