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1 KET German I Kapitel 6 Study Sheet Name: I. Listening A. Students should decide if answer given to a question is appropriate is appropriate. Expressions from chapter 6 are used (see dialogues in chapter.) B. Listening and writing down words that are spoken. All words have been used frequently throughout the lessons for the chapter. C. Listening to students ordering food from an Imbiß. Students must fill in the name and price for each food item ordered. II. Matching. What answers listed below would be logical answers for the following There may be more than one answer for each: 1. Triffst du deine Freundin? 5. Trinkst du Kaffee? 2. Wie schmeckt s? 6. Was möchte Frank essen? 3. Schreibt sie eine ? 7. Wie viel kostet das? 4. Wohin geht s in den Ferien? 8. Hast du Durst? a. Nein, eine Tasse Kakao. f. Nicht so gut. b. Ja, um halb acht. g. Eine Bratwurst mit Pommes frites. c. nach Deutschland h. zu einer Insel. d. Nein, einen Brief. i. Ganz gut. e. Vierzehn Euro. j. Ja, ich möchte eine Cola. III. Complete the following sentences using forms of the verbs given. You will use each word only once. sind schmeckt hast bringen treffen sitzt kommt trinken möchtest trinke 1. Kaffee? Nein, ich Kaffee nicht so gern. 2. Wie schön! Katja und Timo hier! 3. Warum Angela nicht mit? Sie hat keine Zeit. 4. Warum ihr nicht? Wir haben zwei Stühle! 5. Das Eis sehr gut. 6. Was du? Ich möchte ein Schokoeis. 7. Möchtet ihr Eistee? 8. du Durst? 9. Sie mir eine Bratwurst mit Pommes!
2 IV. Modal verbs. (see pages 161 & 163) Write in the English translation of each. wollen müssen dürfen mögen sollen können V. Conjugating modal verbs. 1. (wollen) Gisela jetzt Kaffee trinken? 2. (mögen) Frau Lehmann das Buch. 3. (müssen) Ich etwas Deutsch lernen. 4. (können) Wir morgen ins Kino gehen. 5. (dürfen) Du keine Cola trinken, Franzi! 6. (sollen) Wie viel das Mittagessen kosten? VI. Answering questions in complete sentences. 1. Was isst du gern? Was isst du nicht gern? 2. Was machst du in den Ferien? 3. Wohin gehst du nach der Schule? 4. An wen schreibst du einen Brief? An wen schreibst du s? 5. Gibt es einen Imbiss, nicht weit von deiner Schule? VII. Negation. You don t agree with ANYTHING your German cousin tells you. Rewrite her sentences accordingly. Beispiel: Monika bekommt in Physik eine Eins. Monika bekommt in Physik keine Eins. Beispiel: Ich lese nicht gern am Montag. Ich lese gern am Montag. 1. Das Essen schmeckt gut! 2. Andreas spielt gern am Dienstag.
3 3. Franziska hat eine CD! 4. Erich ist am Telefon. 5. Wir gehen nach Hause! 6. Sophie will eine Cola. VIII. Completing a dialogue. You are having a conversation with a waiter in a restaurant. What would be logical responses to what he says. Pay attention to what he answers as well. Kellner: Was möchten Sie? Kellner: Und zu trinken? Kellner: Danke schön! Alles kommt gleich! Kellner: Und.wie schmeckt das Essen? Kellner: Wollen Sie ein Eis essen? Kellner: Das haben wir heute nicht! Kellner: Gut. Ich bringe ein Vanilleeis!
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