Simple Present; Personalpronomen (Objektform); Verb (to) do; Present Progressive; Dialoge; to have to (do); some oder any
Simple Present
1)
Was sagst du, wenn...
1. du jemanden fragst ob er Bananen möchte? ________________________________________
2. du gerne Obstsalat hättest? ________________________________________
3. du jemandem Recht gibst? ________________________________________
4. du in Eile bist? ________________________________________
5. du Angst vor Kanincnhen hast? ________________________________________
6. die Feier zu Ende ist? ________________________________________
Was sagst du, wenn...
1. du jemanden fragst ob er Bananen möchte? Would you like some bananas?
2. du gerne Obstsalat hättest? I'd like some fruit salad.
3. du jemandem Recht gibst? Yes, that's right./Yes, you're right.
4. du in Eile bist? I'm in a hurry.
5. du Angst vor Kanincnhen hast? I'm afraid of rabbits.
6. die Feier zu Ende ist? The party is over.
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Personalpronomen (Objektform)
2)
Fill in the missing pronoun.
Gary: Mum, can you help ________ with the invitations?
Mum: Yes, of course. And I can make a birthday cake with candles for ________.
Gary, have you got an invitation list for your birthday? Can I see ________.
Gary: It`s not ready yet, but I want to invite Judy because I like ________.
Mum: OK. What about Katy and Lizzy? Are you inviting ________ too?
Gary: Yes, I am and Donny, of course, I´m inviting ________ too.
Mum: What about grandma and grandpa?
Gary: Oh, Mum, I don`t want to invite ________, it's a party for kids.
Fill in the missing pronoun.
Gary: Mum, can you help me with the invitations?
Mum: Yes, of course. And I can make a birthday cake with candles for you.
Gary, have you got an invitation list for your birthday? Can I see it.
Gary: It`s not ready yet, but I want to invite Judy because I like her.
Mum: OK. What about Katy and Lizzy? Are you inviting them too?
Gary: Yes, I am and Donny, of course, I´m inviting him too.
Mum: What about grandma and grandpa?
Gary: Oh, Mum, I don`t want to invite them, it's a party for kids.
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Verb (to) do, Fragen mit (to) do
3)
Ask for the sentence parts. (Frage nach den fettgedruckten Satzteilen.)
1. Mike does a lot of sport every Saturday.
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2. Marylin`s Mum does yoga after work.
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3. Marylin doesn`t do sport because she hates sport.
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4. Grandma Larsson has got five grandchildren.
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5. The rabbits' hutch is in the garden.
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Ask for the sentence parts. (Frage nach den fettgedruckten Satzteilen.)
1. Mike does a lot of sport every Saturday. When does Mike do a lot of sport?
2. Marylin`s Mum does yoga after work. What does Marylin`s mum do later?
3. Marylin doesn`t do sport because she hates sport. Why doesn`t Marylin do sport?
4. Grandma Larsson has got five grandchildren. How many grandchildren has Grandma Larsson got?
5. The rabbits' hutch is in the garden. Where is the rabbit`s hutch?
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Present Progressive, Sätze bilden
4)
What's your mum, dad, sister or dog doing now? Write four sentences.
What's your mum, dad, sister or dog doing now? Write four sentences.
I think my mum is cooking. My dad is working in the garage. My sister is doing her homework. My dog is eating his food.
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Personalpronomen (Objektform)
5)
Fill in the correct object pronouns
1. “Jon, your father needs help. Can you help ________?”
2. “The pets are hungry, Amy, can you feed ________?” – “That´s Stacey´s job.
Please ask ________.“
3. „Don! Jeff! Can we go now“ – „Sorry dad, we´re late. Please wait for ________.”
4. “A party? Can I help you to plan ________?”
Fill in the correct object pronouns
1. “Jon, your father needs help. Can you help him?”
2. “The pets are hungry, Amy, can you feed them?” – “That´s Stacey´s job.
Please ask her.“
3. „Don! Jeff! Can we go now“ – „Sorry dad, we´re late. Please wait for us.”
4. “A party? Can I help you to plan it?”
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Dialoge
6)
Write the dialogue between Saskia and Patty, the ghost who lives in her house.
I have to brush my teeth every day. I have to make my bed every day.
b) What don't you have to do every day? Write two sentences.
I don't have to get up early every day. I don't have to go to school every day.
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Some oder any
9)
Complete the sentences. Use some and any.
1. Have we got ______ orange juice? Can I have ______?
Sorry, there isn´t ______ orange juice but you can have ______ apple juice.
2. Is there ______ muesli? – Well, there´s ______, but I don´t think it´s enough.
3. Let´s buy ______ cheese. – Oh, isn´t there ______ cheese in the fridge?
4. I´m hungry. – Oh, would you like ______ sandwiches?
Complete the sentences. Use some and any.
1. Have we got any orange juice? Can I have some?
Sorry, there isn´t any orange juice but you can have some apple juice.
2. Is there any muesli? – Well, there´s some, but I don´t think it´s enough.
3. Let´s buy some cheese. – Oh, isn´t there any cheese in the fridge?
4. I´m hungry. – Oh, would you like some sandwiches?
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Verb (to) do, Fragen mit (to) do
10)
Ask for the missing information. Be careful with the verb forms.
1. Jon – write stories - (because he has got great ideas)
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2. Debra and Amelia – like - at school (hockey)
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3. Margaret and Lilly – go riding - (every week)
________ often __________________________________________________
Ask for the missing information. Be careful with the verb forms.
1. Jon – write stories - (because he has got great ideas) Why does Jon write storries?
2. Debra and Amelia – like - at school (hockey) What do Debra and Amelia like at school?
3. Margaret and Lilly – go riding - (every week) How often do Margaret and Lilly go riding?