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German 102

(Chapter numbers refer to Deutsch: Na Klar!)

Chapter 5

Dative:

• The dative case: the indirect object
• Dative or accusative?
• Wer, wen, wem oder was?
• Personal pronouns in the dative case
• Dative verbs
• The dative case with adjectives
• The dative case in idiomatic expressions
• The dative prepositions
• Mixed: pronouns, articles, prepositions
• Mixed: nouns and prepositions
• Practice replacing nouns with pronouns
  
  

Der-words (dieser and jeder):

• Der-words in the nominative case
• Der-words in the accusative

Wo/wohin:

• Wo or wohin?
• Another wo/wohin

Chapter 6

Prepositions:

• The preposition seit
• The two-case prepositions an, in, vor, and zwischen in time phrase
• Two-case prepositions
• More two-way preps
• Contractions

The simple past tense of sein, haben, and modal verbs

Verbs:

• The verbs stehen, liegen, and hängen
• The verbs stellen, legen, and hängen

Another great website with activities for Deutsch: Na Klar! chapters 6-7:

http://fog.ccsf.edu/~lpahl/quiz/naklarsites.htm

Chapter 7

Perfect tense:

• The past participle of regular verbs
• The perfect tense of irregular verbs
• The verb sein as auxiliary in the perfect tense
• Verbs with separable prefixes in the perfect tense
• The perfect tense of verbs with inseparable prefixes
• The perfect tense of mixed verbs
• A personal letter
• haben oder sein
• Mixed practice with perfect tense
  
  

Chapter 8

Subordinate clauses:

• Position of the verb in independent and
• Dependent clause before independent . . .
• Object clauses introduced by dass
• Subordinate Clauses I

Reflexive:

• Reflexive pronouns in the accusative case
• Reflexive pronouns in the dative case
• Reflexive pronouns used to express each other
• Reflexive verbs

Chapter 9

Genitive:

• Review of all four cases
• The genitive case
• Prepositions with genitive

Adjective endings:

• Nominative endings of adjectives preceded by der- or ein-words
• Nominative endings of unpreceded adjectives
• Accusative endings of adjectives preceded by der- or ein-words
• Accusative endings of unpreceded adjectives
• Dative endings of preceded and unpreceded adjectives
• Genitive endings of preceded adjectives
• A review of adjective endings
• Adjective endings (in a text)
• Adjective endings (in tables)
• Adjective exercises (antonyms)
• Still more adjective exercises
• Nominative endings of adjectives
• Adjective endings in all four cases
  
  

Mixed activities

· Each page contains exercises from more than one chapter of Deutsch: Na Klar!, so these pages are good for reviewing for the final exam!

· Note that the last few exercises on each page refer to page numbers in a different textbook, so you do not need to do those.

• Dative, prepositions, separable prefixes

• Der- and ein-words, conjunctions, dative (#1-21)

Click here to see review activities for German 101, chapters 1-4.

Click here to see review activities for German 201, chapters 10-14.

Created by Christopher D. Sapp

Last updated August 28, 2007