Study the discussion and the verbs listed at the end of the discussion.

The text provides meanings and an example of the verbs using sein as an auxiliary, but it doesn't provide a similar list for those using haben, at least not in section 4.1 . You will, however, find info on a number of  haben verbs in section 4.2 at the bottom of page 162.

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(Seite 161) -- Ubung 1  

Fill the blanks with the appropriate form of haben or sein as the auxiliary verb and figure out what the sentences mean. The answers can be found in the Plan.

*  Übung 1 -- Rosemaries erster Schultag

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(Seite 161) --  Ubung 2  

Same game. Fill in the blanks with the proper auxiliary verb and give the meaning of the complete sentence.

*  Übung 2 -- Eine Reise nach Istanbul

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(Seite 162) -- Ubung 3 

In this exercise the auxiliary verb is given. You need to put the proper past participles in the blanks. Then, of course, indicate what everything means.

*  Übung 3 -- Ein ganz normaler Tag

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(Seite 140)  -- Grammatik 4.1  Tagesablauf 

Write the English equivalent of these German sentences, and then check your translations against the English sentences below.

*  Grammatik 4.1 Tagesablauf

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(Seite 142) --Situation 3 - Das letzte Mal 

Study the expressions in the box and use them in your answers to these questions. The assignment page will tell you which expression to use in each sentence. Answers will not be given for this exercise.

What did Katrin do yesterday? Write a sentence for each picture on page 164. The following assignment page will give you the basic expressions that you will work with.

What did Jutta do? Form sentences in the past tense based on the expressions given and also give the English equivalent of your sentences.  Page 143 gives you the German sentences, and the English equivalents are found below.

You will be expected to describe the pictures in German. Check below for the sentences in German and their English equivalents.

You should be putting your German to work by figuring out the meaning of new material. Based on the grammar work that you have done thus far, you should be able to read quite a bit ... with the aid of a dictionary, of course. Study this story about Herr Thelen and give me your best shot at an English translation. Feel free to look up anything you need.

What did he do yesterday? Fill in the blanks with the appropriate auxiliary verb or past participle, and then write the English equivalent of your sentence.  

On the assignment page, I have formulated questions and short answers based on the materials in Übung 11. Write the English equivalent of what you see in German.

Albert is asking Frau Schulz the events of her day. What is he asking?

Nora is asking Albert about the events of his day. What is she asking?

Write the English equivalent of the questions from the text and the answers I have created.

Write the English equivalent of the questions.

Give the English equivalent of the questions and then write appropriate answers in German. Write the ordinals as words, not as numbers. If you don't know the exact dates, pick a date that would be fairly close. Notice that I have added a few questions to your exercise.

Complete the sentences with um, am, or im or nothing, and write the English equivalent of the sentence.