1.1 Present Tense/Präsens Future Tense/Futur Past Tense/Vergangenheit Abschlusstest... 22

Transkript

1 Inhalt 1 Zeiten 1.1 Present Tense/Präsens Future Tense/Futur Past Tense/Vergangenheit Abschlusstest Modale Hilfsverben 2.1 Modal Auxiliary Verbs/Modale Hilfsverben Abschlusstest Pronomen 3.1 Indefinite Pronouns/Indefinitpronomen Indefinite Numeral Adjectives/Indefinite Zahladjektive Abschlusstest Adjektive und Adverbien 4.1 Adjectives/Adjektive Adverbs/Adverbien Abschlusstest Satzformen 5.1 Conditional Clauses (If-Clauses)/Konditionalsätze (Typ I) Relative Clauses/Relativsätze Question Tags/ Frageanhängsel Abschlusstest

2 6 Adverbiale 6.1 Adverbials/Adverbiale Adverbial Clauses/Adverbialsätze Abschlusstest Leseverstehen 7.1 Reading and Understanding/Lesen und Verstehen Abschlusstest Wortschatz und Situationen 8.1 Den Wortschatz sichern und erweitern Situationen meistern Abschlusstest Lösungen 1 Zeiten Modale Hilfsverben Pronomen Adjektive und Adverbien Satzformen Adverbiale Leseverstehen Wortschatz und Situationen Wichtige unregelmäßige Verben Stichwortfinder H Dieses Sternchen markiert Übungen und Regeln, die etwas anspruchsvoller sind oder nicht überall verlangt werden. Wenn du ganz sicher bist, dass du sie nicht brauchst, kannst du sie überspringen. Ansonsten gilt: Stell dich der Herausforderung! 4

3 3 Pronomen Alan Booth takes his visitors on a trip to New York, where he has also never been. The children are particularly excited about seeing Times Square and Broadway, they also hope they might get tickets for a musical, their favourite would be Cats. While in New York, they will also try to visit Harlem as Katie has been learning all about the problems of the Afro-Americans and the Civil Rights movement in her history lessons at school. 35

4 3 3.1 pronomen Indefinite Pronouns/Indefinitpronomen Alles klar?! some and any They wanted some information about some Broadway shows. They didn t see any baseball matches. They had some drinks in the cafeteria. Could I have some more coke? They didn t have any sand wiches. Did they have any lunch? Are there any sandwiches left? No, there aren t any. Mit some und any macht man eine unbestimmte Mengenangabe. Wenn some mit zählbaren Nomen, wie z. B. shows, verwendet wird, bedeutet es einige, ein paar, wenn es mit unzählbaren Nomen, wie z. B. information, verwendet wird, bedeutet es etwas. Some wird verwendet: in bejahten Sätzen, in höflichen Fragen und in Fragen, auf die man eine positive Antwort erwartet. Any wird verwendet: in verneinten Sätzen, in neutralen Fragen. Some und any können auch ohne Substantiv verwendet werden. Übung 1 Setze some oder any ein. 1. Katie has bought... postcards. 2. Mrs Booth is feeding... cats. 3. The twins have not got... shoes on. 4. There isn t... milk in the fridge. 5. Mark and Mandy have bought... cakes for tea. 6. Mr Johnson can t read the map, he is not wearing... glasses. 36 Lösungen Seite 105

5 Abschlusstest (25 Minuten) STOPP! Zuerst die Lernkärtchen durcharbeiten! Aufgabe 1 Unterstreiche die Adjektive und bestimme, ob sie attributiv (A) oder prädikativ (P) gebraucht werden. 1. Mandy gets angry when Mark is late. A P 2. The Redwoods are the tallest living things on earth. A P 3. Golden Gate Bridge is the longest bridge the Johnsons have ever seen. A P 4. Mandy asks her father, Is there a longer bridge anywhere in the world? A P 5. There are not many old buildings in San Francisco, because the terrible earthquake in 1906 destroyed (= zerstören) most of them. A P 6. Have you heard the latest news about the forest fires? Yes, it sounds awful. A P Punkte: von 9 Aufgabe 2 Setze die folgenden Adjektive bzw. Adverbien an die passende Stelle. tallest beautiful calm oldest longer old fast long happy tall spectacular early Mrs Johnson has been to see the Californian Redwoods. These trees grow very... and very... The... can live for over 2,000 years and the... can reach 115 metres high. Mrs Johnson got up... to catch the bus to the Redwood State Park. The bus drove... along the coastal highway, but it was still a... journey. When they arrived Mrs Johnson walked round the park and felt very... to see the... trees. On the journey back the bus had to take a... route, because of forest fires. Mrs Johnson remained quite... Later that evening she said to her husband, The trees looked really... What a pity that you didn t come, too. Punkte: von 12 Lösungen Seite

6 4 Lösungen Übung 4 (Seite 54) 1. When the bus reached Golden Gate Bridge, it drove more slowly. 2. Cable cars do not travel faster than buses. 3. Cars can travel fastest on motorways. 4. Ben plays football worst when he is the goalkeeper. 5. He plays better when he is a defender (= Verteidiger). 6. Mark plays best when he can score a goal. Abschlusstest Aufgabe 1 (Seite 55) 1. Mandy gets angry (P) when Mark is late (P). 2. The Redwoods are the tallest (A) living things on earth. 3. Golden Gate Bridge is the longest (A) bridge the Johnsons have ever seen. 4. Mandy asks her father, Is there a longer (A) bridge anywhere in the world? 5. There are not many old (A) buildings in San Francisco, because the terrible (A) earthquake in 1906 destroyed (= zerstören) most of them. 6. Have you heard the latest (A) news about the forest fires? Yes, it sounds awful (P). Aufgabe 2 (Seite 55) Mrs Johnson has been to see the Californian Redwoods. These trees grow very old and very tall. The oldest can live for over 2,000 years and the tallest can reach 115 metres high. Mrs Johnson got up early to catch the bus to the Redwood State Park. The bus drove fast along the coastal highway, but it was still a long journey. When they arrived Mrs Johnson walked round the park and felt very happy to see the beautiful trees. On the journey back the bus had to take a longer route, because of forest fires. Mrs Johnson remained quite calm. Later that evening she said to her husband, The trees looked really spectacular. What a pity that you didn t come, too. Aufgabe 3 (Seite 56) Mr Johnson is reading about the earthquake in It was one of the most destructive natural disasters ever, but the fire that followed was even worse. It was more frightening for the people of San Francisco than the earthquake, because they had less water than they needed to extinguish it. The most terrible thing was that nearly everyone lost their home. Today an earthquake is more likely to occur in the San Francisco area than in the rest of America. Aufgabe 4 (Seite 56) 1. Katie is a careful rider. She rides carefully. 2. Mr Johnson is a fast cyclist. He cycles fast. 3. Anne is a good rider. She rides well. 4. Mrs Johnson is a hard worker. She works hard. 5. Ben is a bad football player. He plays badly. 6. Mandy is a beautiful singer. She sings beautifully. 110