Friday, September 30, 2011

Due Monday

(Note that oe = o with umlaut, and ue = u with umlaut. That's how you do it when you don't know how to make an umlaut online...)

For Monday, you need to be able to conjugate the verbs:



koennen
duerfen
wollen
muessen

Forms of these verbs are in your book on pages 161 or 163.

Also, Wednesday is the due date for your retake of the page 156 vocabulary quiz. I recommend studing with your sponsor and make some practice quizzes for yourself.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Due Wednesday

We will finish our presentations today! Make sure to use some time to review your vocabulary and phrases, both past and present.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Due Tuesday

On Tuesday, you will be presenting your accusation dialogs. You and your partner must write 2 dialogs so you will have a turn playing both the "accuser" and the "denyer". Each dialog should use a different verb, choosing from: nehmen, lesen, sprechen, and essen.

Here is the format:

Student A: Accusation (to teacher)
Student B: Denial
Student A: Re-accusation (directly to student. "Doch..)
Student B: Admission

You will not be using notes for your presentation.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Quiz on Monday!

You will have a vocabulary quiz on the new vocabulary in the dialog on page 156 in your book. Your quiz will also include knowing the meanings of the following verbs:


fahren
essen
geben
lesen
nehmen
sprechen

The next step will be to conjugate these stem changing verbs, so if you'd like to get a head start on studying that this weekend, you can. Their forms are explained on page 196.

Schoenes Wochenende!

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Due 9/23

Today we worked in our teams to create skits about people discussing food. We'll be presenting them on Friday, so we'll see which Mannschaft has the most creative skit!

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Due 9/21

You should complete making flashcards for the food vocabulary introduced to you on page 156. You might find it useful to use the end of the chapter vocabulary for articles and plural forms (page 189).