Vocabulary revision Jobs Berufe Adjectives: Eigenschaften

English G 1 Unit 2 :
Vocabulary revision
People/family
family
There are two families in our house.
family member
family tree
person
One person, but two people.
parents
Sita’s parents have got a restaurant.
(parent
a one-parent family
mother
My mother is great.
father
My father is a taxi driver.
wife
Mrs Snow is Mr Snow’s wife.
husband
Mr Snow is Mrs Snow’s husband.
son
Nick is Mr Baker’s son.
daughter
Debbie is Mr Baker’s daughter.
grandma
My grandma is 79 years old.
grandpa
My grandpa is 83 years old.
aunt
My aunt is my father’s sister.
uncle
My uncle is my mother’s brother.
(sister
(brother
cousin
My uncle’s kids are my cousins.
boyfriend
Sita hasn’t got a boyfriend.
girlfriend
Sanjay has got a girlfriend now. (
Leute/Familie
Familie
Familienmitglied
(Familien-) Stammbaum
Person
Eltern
Elternteil)
Mutter
Vater
Ehefrau
Ehemann
Sohn
Tochter
Oma
Opa
Tante
Onkel
Schwester)
Bruder)
Cousin, Cousine
(fester) Freund
feste) Freundin
Jobs
Berufe
Adjectives:
Eigenschaften
nurse
engineer
teacher
professor
(mechanic
(secretary
(farmer
(baker
(policeman
married
divorced
happy
Nick is happy; he has got a nice friend
(to be) lucky
I’m lucky
little
my little sister
poor
lonely
boring
not interesting
cool
dead
My grandpa is dead.
Pets (and things for pets)
cat
Marmalade is the Snows’ cat
dog
Lulu is the Bakers’ dog.
rabbit
Sue is the rabbit’s name.
(tortoise
Trundle is a clever tortoise.
hamster
budgie
My budgie is yellow.
goldfish
one goldfish — two goldfish
champion
A champion is the best.
snake
Krankenschwester
Ingenieur, Ingenieurin
Lehrer
Professor, -in
Mechaniker)
Sekretär(in) )
Landwirt, Bauer)
Bäcker)
Polizist)
verheiratet
geschieden
glücklich
Glück haben
klein, jung
arm
einsam
langweilig
tot
Haustiere
Katze
Hund
Kaninchen
Schildkröte )
Hamster
Wellensittich
Goldfisch
Champion, Meister,
Wettkampfsieger
Schlange
cage
basket
biscuit
The hamser has got a cage.
Lulu has got a nice basket.
This is a biscuit for my rabbit
House:
kitchen
room
garden
tree
family tree
My mother is often in the kitchen.
Our house has got five rooms.
We’ve got a small garden
There are two trees in our garden
Our family tree is not in the garden.
Grammar terms:
Possessive determiners/pronouns
Definite article
Indefinite article
Sentence
Positive statement
Negative statement
Question word
interpreting
Activities/verbs:
(to) ask questions
(to) answer
(to) give
Read out loud.
Imagine…
(to) bring
(to) put
Käfig
Korb, Körbchen
Keks
Haus
Küche
Zimmer
Garten
Baum
(Familien-) Stammbaum
Grammatiktermini:
Possessivbegleiter;
Possessivepronomen
Besitzanzeigendes Fürwort
bestimmter Artikel
unbestimmter Artikel
Satz
bejahter Aussagesatz
verneinter Aussagesatz
Fragewort (what? where? etc.)
dolmetschen
Tätigkeiten/Verben
Fragen stellen
antworten, beantworten
Give me your pen, please.
Geben
Lies laut vor.
Imagine, you are a hamster.
Stell dir vor…
Bring me the cage.
(her)bringen, mitbringen
Put the hamster in the cage, please.
(etwas wohin) tun
stellen, legen
(to) know
I know you; you’re Nick.
wissen, kennen
(to) work
Work together with your friend.
arbeiten
(to) think (of) Think of a pet in a cage.
denken (an)
(to) find out
Find out the name of Sally’s cat.
herausfinden
(to) go
Go to the board.
gehen, fahren
(to) draw
Draw a snake on the board.
zeichnen
(to) make notes/take notes
sich Notizen machen
(to) colour
Draw a budgie and colour it.
bunt anmalen
(to) be out
Nick’s parents are out.
weg sein, nicht da sein
(to) interpret
dolmetschen
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Important words
Wichtige Wörter
time
Is Trundle clever? Of course, he is.
Zeit
(morning
Good morning, boys and girls.
Morgen)
afternoon
Good afternoon, Mum.
Nachmittag
photo
That’s a nice photo of Nick.
Foto
restaurant
The Guptas have got a restaurant.
Restaurant
mobile phone (US cell phone)
Mobiltelefon, Handy
(tele)phone number
Telefonnummer
problem
I’ve got a big problem: no homework.
Problem
a lot (of)
a lot of homework
eine Menge, viel,
a lot of friends
viele (Freunde)
nothing
nichts
all
All the pupils are nice.
alle, alles
together
Work together.
zusammen; miteinander
often
oft
today
heute
really
My dog is really clever.
there
late
double
times
3 times 5 is 15
nil — nought —zero
wirklich
da, dort
spät, zu spät
Doppel
mal
Null
Important expressions
of course
Is Trundle clever? Of course, he is.
That’s right
What’s wrong?
Wichtige Wörter/Ausdrücke
natürlich, selbstverständlich
Das ist richtig; das stimmt
Was ist los? (Gibts ein
Problem?)
What about …?
Was ist mit…?
Wie stehts mit …?
Sorry./I’m sorry.
Entschuldigung.
(Es)Tut mir leid.
I don’t know
Ich weiß (es) nicht.
I think…
Ich glaube, …/
Ich meine, …
Ich denke (mal), …
as always
wie immer
(Good morning
Guten Morgen/Tag; Grüß
Gott)
Good afternoon
Guten Tag; Grüß Gott
(Good evening
Guten Abend
Prepositions:
Präpositionen:
up
up the tree
hinauf, herauf, nach oben
down
down the tree
hinunter, herunter,
nach unten
to
(zu, nach, in: je nach
Zusammenhang)
to school
zur Schule, in die Schule
Let’s go to Ashton.
Lass uns nach Ashton
fahren.
1 to 100
1 bis 100
of
forms of “have got”
(von)
a lot of
a lot of homework
eine Menge (von)
Hausaufgaben
at:
at the restaurant
im Restaurant
at school
in der Schule
at the Werdenfels
am Werdenfels-Gymnasium
at the door
an der Tür
look at the board
schau an die Tafel
he’s at the board
er ist an der Tafel
so
Ben hasn’t a lot of friends; so he’s lonely. deshalb, daher; also
A board game
board
cardboard
dice
(to) throw the dice
counter
(to) move the counter
back to one
Additional words
verse
one dice — two dice
Brettspiel:
1. Spielbrett
2. Tafel in der Schule
Pappe, Karton
Würfel (im Spiel)
würfeln (den Würfel werfen)
Spielstein, Spielfigur,
Spielknopf
den Spielknopf
weiterbewegen
zurück zur Eins/zum Anfang
Zusätzliche Wörter:
Vers, Strophe