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Clock change
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New Lesson: Time Change – What’s different Now?
The days are getting shorter, the clocks are changing – and so is our daily routine!
In this new lesson, students learn how to talk about their day and how to make comparisons with adjectives and adverbs in German.
They can join Lisa and Mayvand in their everyday lives – before and after the time change – and find out:
The days are getting shorter, the clocks are changing – and so is our daily routine!
In this new lesson, students learn how to talk about their day and how to make comparisons with adjectives and adverbs in German.
They can join Lisa and Mayvand in their everyday lives – before and after the time change – and find out:
- Who gets up earlier?
- Who stays up longer?
- What happens earlier, and what happens later?
- Vocabulary for daily routines
- Telling the time in German
- Comparative forms like früher, später, länger, kürzer, müder, fitter
- Talking about changes and giving your opinion
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