Summary

• Description:

  The PDF document comprises Grade 10 German Grammar Notes. The MS Word version (editable) is also available upon your request.

  It covers the following topics:

  • Theme 1: Social Life: My Family (Sub-Strand 1.4)
    • Verb Conjugation: Explains the conjugation of regular verbs using the "EST-TEN-TEN" rule and exceptions like "Heißen".
    • Irregular Verbs: Covers the conjugation and usage of key irregular verbs "Haben" (to have) and "Sein" (to be).
    • Pronouns: Details personal pronouns (Nominative) and possessive pronouns (Mein vs. Dein) with gender agreement rules.
    • Question Formation: Describes how to form W-Questions (Open Questions) and Yes/No Questions.
  • Theme 2: My Environment: My Home (Sub-Strand 2.4)
    • Articles: Discusses Definite (Der, Die, Das, Die), Indefinite (Ein, Eine), and Negative (Kein, Keine) articles.
    • Plural Forms: Outlines five categories for forming plurals (adding -e, -n/-en, -er, -s, or no change).
    • Predicate Adjectives: Explains that adjectives do not change form when used after the verb "sein" (e.g., Der Tisch ist alt).
  • Theme 3: School and World of Work: School Routines (Sub-Strand 3.4)
    • Modal Verbs: Focuses on "Können" (Ability) and "Dürfen" (Permission), including vowel changes and sentence structure (Modal Bracket).
    • Separable Verbs: Explains verbs with prefixes (e.g., aufstehen, anfangen) and the separation rule in sentences.
    • Conjunctions: Introduces the "ADUSO" rule (Aber, Denn, Und, Sondern, Oder) and "Position Zero" in sentence structure.
    • Adverbs of Time: Covers sequence words like Zuerst, Dann, Danach and the inversion rule for word order.
  • Theme 4: Health: Food and Eating Habits (Sub-Strand 4.4)
    • Key Food Verbs: Details conjugation for Essen (vowel change), Mögen (preference), and Möchten (polite request).
    • The Accusative Case: Explains the rule where only masculine articles change (Der -> Den, Ein -> Einen) for direct objects.
    • Dative with "Schmecken": Describes the structure "Es schmeckt mir" using dative pronouns (Mir, Dir).
  • Theme 5: Tourism: Means of Transport (Sub-Strand 5.4)
    • Irregular Verb "Fahren": Covers the stem-changing conjugation of "Fahren" (to drive/go).
    • Dative Prepositions: Explains the use of "Mit" (with vehicles) and "Zu" (destinations) and how they trigger the Dative case (Der -> Dem, Die -> Der).
    • Separable Verbs in Travel: Reviews verbs like abfahren, ankommen, and umsteigen within the context of travel schedules.
    • Asking Questions: Covers "Womit?" (By what means?) and "Wohin?" (Where to?).
• File Size:

  412.66 KB
• Length:

  27 pages
• Category:

  Lesson Notes
• Level:

  Grade 10
• Subject:

  GERMAN
• Posted By:

  Caleb_Peter

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