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clothing and luggage

Antworten zum Arbeitsblatt: Kleidung und Gepäck

A. Kleidungsstücke. Identifizieren Sie die Bilder unten. Schreiben Sie den Artikel und auch die Pluralform!

(shirt) (coat) (boots) (pants)
1. das Hemd 2. der Mantel (die Jacke) 3. der Stiefel 4. die Hose (die Jeans)
pl die Hemden pl die Mäntel (die Jacken) pl die Stiefel

pl pants (jeans)
(dress) (belt) (has) (sweater)
5th the dress sixth the belt 7th the eighth hat the sweater (the sweatshirt)
pl pl pl the clothes, the belt, the hats

pl the sweater (the sweaters)
(gloves) (tie) (scarf) (swimsuit)
9th the glove 10th tie 11th the shell 12 the bathing suit, the gloves
pl pl pl pl which scarves to tie the swimsuits


B. What are you wearing? Answer the questions in a whole sentence. You must use the accusative (eg I wear a hat and glasses).

first What do you wear when you go into an elegant restaurant?
I Wear a dress and tights, or I'm wearing a skirt and blouse.
second What do you wear when you sleep?
I wear a sleep suit or jogging suit.
third What do you wear when it is very warm in summer?
I wear shorts and a T-shirt.
4th What do you wear when it's -10 degrees in winter?
I wear a coat, scarf, and gloves.
5th What do you wear when you go to a rock concert?
I wear jeans and a T-shirt.
6th What you wear on a normal day at university?
I wear jeans and a shirt or blouse.


C. They are strange! Describe the woman and the man in this picture. What they wear? As sehen sie aus? Schreiben Sie mindestens (=at least) 4 Sätze.



Der Mann trägt ein Sakko und eine Hose. Seine Hose ist kariert, und seine Socken sind gestreift. Er trägt auch ein Hemd und eine Krawatte, und er hat eine Brille. Die Frau trägt einen sehr großen Hut, einen Mantel, einen Rock (einen Minirock) und eine Bluse. Ihre Bluse ist geblümt. Ihr Gürtel ist auch sehr groß, und sie hat eine hässliche gepunktete Tasche.

couple with clothing


D. Reisevorbereitungen. Stellen Sie sich vor (=imagine), Sie reisen gern. Was nehmen Sie mit, wenn Sie reisen? Beantworten Sie die Fragen mit einem ganzen Satz. (You should include travel items (passport, camera, etc) in addition to clothing.)

first It's December, and you're going to Colorado to go skiing. What do you take with you?
I take warm clothing (a coat or jacket, a scarf, gloves) with. I am also with a suitcase and a camera.
second It is June, and you go to Hawaii for the holidays (vacation =). What do you take with you?
I'll take my bathing suit and many shorts and T-shirts. I also take my camera and my CD player with CDs.
third You study two semesters at the university in Berlin. What do you take with you?
I take it all! I take a lot of clothes and my passport and money. I take a dictionary and a lot of CDs.
4th You go to Australia for a month vacation (vacation =). What do you take with you?
I take it with jeans and boots. I am also with my passport, my credit card and traveler's checks, and I take a video camera too.


E. In the business. Imagine (= imagine), you have 300 € and you want to buy new clothes. Here is a business (= store) with many items of clothing. What do you buy? Write 3-4 sets.

Clothing Store

I buy the hat for € 25 I also buy the dress for € 99 and € 19 for the pantyhose I buy the trousers for € 65 and € 42 for the sweater The suit I buy not, and I also do not buy the boots.

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In the classroom

answers to the worksheet: In the classroom

A. The classroom. There are at least 16 objects (or people) in the picture below. Write the German nouns, as well as the correct articles (the / the / that) in the blanks provided.


first the professor
second The third panel
Clock
the fourth the lamp / The light
5th the door
6th the chair
7th the table
8th the desk
9th the book
10th the window
11th the wall
12th the student
13th the student
14th the magazine
15th the paper
16th the chalk
17th the pin


classroom

B. Not or no? Answer the questions with a complete sentence, either using no (s) or not to negate.

first Is this a table? -> No, this is not a table.
second Is it a lamp? -> No, this is not a lamp.
third His name is Matt? -> No, it does not mean Matt.
4th Is this a window? -> No, this is not a window.
5th If the teacher is good? -> No, the teacher is not good (or: No, he is not good).
6th Are you from Madison? -> No, I'm not from Madison.
7th Are you a student? -> No, I'm not a student (or: No, I'm not a student) am.
8th Is this a chair? -> No, this is not a chair.
9th Is the old Clock? -> No, the clock is not old (or: No, she's not old).
10th Do you speak English? -> No, I speak no English (or: No, I do not speak English).

C. colors. Tell what colors each of the objects normally are.
apple sun
first orange tree The apple is red. 3. The sun is yellow / orange / hell. 5. Die Orange ist orange. 7. Der Baum ist braun / grün.

Schneemann Wasser Kaffee Schwein
2. Der Schneemann ist weiß / grau. 4. Das Wasser ist blau. 6. Der Kaffee ist braun / schwarz. 8. Das Schwein ist rosa.

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properties

answers to the worksheet: features

A. What color is it? Write a sentence for each object, telling what color it is. If you can not figure out what a word means, look it up in the glossary in your book.

first Chocolate: The chocolate is brown. (Or: it is brown.)
second the grass: The grass is green. (Or: It's green.)
third milk: The milk is white. (Or: It is white.)
4th the Butter: Butter is yellow. (Or: it is yellow.)
5th the blood: The blood is red. (Or: It's red.)
6th coal: The coal is black. (Or: It is black.)
7th Barney the Dinosaur: Barney is purple. (Or: He is purple.)
8th the water: The water is blue. (Or: It's blue.)


B. nationalities. Fill in the blanks with the nationalities and countries. Pay attention to gender!

first Tobias lives in Berlin. He is German. He comes from Germany.
second Tom lives in Chicago. He is an American. He comes from America.
third Sarah lives in Los Angeles. She is American. She comes from America.
4th Sabine lives in Salzburg. She is Austrian. She's from Austria.
5th Michael lives in Toronto. He is Canadian. He is from Canada.
6th Peter wohnt in Genf. Er ist Schweizer. Er kommt aus der Schweiz.
7. Jean-Claude wohnt in Paris. Er ist Franzose. Er kommt aus Frankreich.
8. Emily wohnt in London. Sie ist Engländerin. Sie kommt aus England.
9. Roberto wohnt in Venedig. Er ist Italiener. Er kommt aus Italien.
10. Carmelita wohnt in Tijuana. Sie ist Mexikanerin. Sie kommt aus Mexiko.
11. Mitsuo wohnt in Tokio. Er ist Japaner. Er kommt aus Japan.
12. Olga wohnt in Moskau. Sie ist Russin. Sie kommt aus Russland.


C. Wie ist er/sie? For each pair of pictures, write a sentence describing the people. Use the adjectives below; there may be more adjectives listed than you need.

alt, arm, dumm, freundlich, groß, hässlich, young, small, smart, short,
slow, chubby, cute, new, rich, lean, fast, beautiful, unfriendly

Meyer and Luebke first Mr. Meyer is a chubby / large, but Mr. Luebke is slim / short. Walther and Franz second Mr. Walther is old, but Franz is young.
Karl and Matt 3rd Karl is rich, but Matt is poor. Melanie and Felix 4th Melanie is friendly / nice, but Felix is unfriendly.
Johann Philipp and fifth John is smart, but Phil is stupid. Julianne and Theodor 6th Julianne is fast, but Theodore is slow and old seventh
Eitel Mr. Eitel is nice, but Mr. Greis is ugly. Bicycle 8th My bike is new / good, but your bike is old.

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body parts

answers to the worksheet: Body parts

A. The body and face. Write the German words for each body part and the face piece in the gaps. Write the plural form!

(image)

first the face / head, pl. the faces / heads
second the eye, pl. the third eye
the nose, pl. noses
4th the neck, pl. the necks
5th the hair, pl. hair
6th the ear, pl. ears
7th the shoulder, pl. shoulders
8th the elbow, pl. the elbow
9th the breast, pl. the breasts
10. the arm, pl. the arms
11th hand, pl. hands
12th of the fingers, pl. fingers
13th the thumb, pl. fingers crossed
14th the leg, pl. the legs
15th the foot, pl. feet
16th the toe, pl. the toes
17th the knee, pl. the knee


B. Which body part is used? Write the body part that is used (= uses), if one makes the following verbs.

first see: the eye
second hear: the third ear
Speakers: mouth / tongue
4th run: the leg, the legs
5th think: the head / brain (= brain)
6th food: the mouth / teeth / abdominal
7th : Leave hand / finger
8th kiss: lips / mouth
9th smell (= to smell): the nose
10th feel (= to touch, feel): the finger / fingers


C. What does hurt them? Read the sentences and say which body part hurts the people.

EXAMPLE: Eric has to go to the dentist. The tooth hurts. OR His teeth hurt.

first Björn has new shoes, but they are too small.
The feet hurt him / The foot hurts.
second Philip has a new tie, but it is too tight (tight =).
The neck hurts.
third Silke is the whole day walking through the city.
The legs do hurt you / your feet hurt her.
4th It is winter and Karsten has forgotten his gloves.
hands / fingers hurt him.
5th Anja has eaten too much chocolate.
their belly hurts.
6th Volker has lifted all day weights (weights =) (= lifted).
The arms / muscles hurt him.
7th Stefan and Inge have played guitar all day.
The fingers / hands hurt them.
8th Gisela Skiing is gone and there has been a lot of sun.
The face does it hurt / The lips hurt her.
9th There are a lot of noise (= noise) in the house where live Tobias and Rainer. The head hurts them
/ The Ears they hurt.
10th You've read all day, but you had no lamp.
My eyes hurt.


D. Proverbs. Below is German proverbs (= sayings, idioms), which have to do with body parts. Find the English equivalent of every German sentence.

I 1 He asks for her hand. a. We're working hand in hand.
D 2 Eye for eye, tooth for tooth. b. I'm all ears.
A 3 We work hand in hand. c. He hit the nail on the head.
G 4 My hands are tied. d. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
H 5 They live from hand to mouth. e. Do you know that first-hand?
C 6 He hit the nail on the head. f. Did he say that to your face?
J 7th Hands off! g. My hands are tied.
F 8 Has he told you in the face? h. They're living hand to mouth.
E 9 You know that first hand? i. He's asking for her hand (in marriage).
B 10 I'm all eyes and ears. j. Hands off!


E. More proverbs. These proverbs are more difficult (= more difficult), because it is not literal (= literal) translations. Find the English equivalent for each German sentence.

D 1 Out of sight, out of mind. a. He was tongue-tied.
C 2 Talk we in private. b. Cross my heart!
J 3 Break a leg! c. Let's talk alone, just the two of us.
E 4 I'll keep my fingers crossed! d. Out of sight, out of mind
B 5 Be honest! e. I'm crossing my fingers for you!
H 6 Cheer up! f. I got up on the wrong side of the bed.
I 7 I'm fed up! g. Give him an inch, he'll take a mile.
A 8 He got a lump in the tongue. h. Stand tall! Keep your spirits up!
F 9 I got up with his left foot. i. I've had it up to here!
G 10 It extends the little finger, and he takes
a mile. j. Break a leg!

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