T-charts and other missing assignments from early February

One assignment many people did not turn is in large red ink at the bottom of this blog post. Wacht auf, bitte, meine Lieben! :) 

The following are verbs you should know how to "conjugate" (or use), as I noted in a recent post. Handing in T-charts for any twelve (12) of these verbs which must include SEIN und HABEN, will gain you near full grade recovery for the "12 T-charts" assignment of Feb. 5.

sein   haben    gehen   kommen    wohnen    machen


spielen    hören    tanzen    fernsehen   lernen


studieren    schwimmen    halten   essen   trinken


möchten   kochen   kaufen   lieben

Also the flash cards below will help you learn food and drink vocabulary for our new theme in chapter 3B: Was isst du gern? Was trinkst du gern? Wann kochst du gern? Wann kaufst du ETWAS gern? Wann isst/trinkst/kochst/kaufst du ETWAS?

Recent in-class work for German 1...

Some of you might realize your grade has fallen sharply recently. This is mainly because I have begun entering zero (0) for work that isn´t handed in, even if you were absent when it was done in class. Points can be regained almost in full by submitting paper in class, or by emailing bougise AT duvalschools DOT org, or by writing in the comment boxes at this blog.

Deutsch Aktuell 3B DA S. 74 Dialog :



DA S. 75 Übung 12 (about the dialogue):



DA S. 75 Übung 13 :


* passt means "fits"; rüber means "on over"

You also need to be able to do present tense T-charts for the following verbs. Irregular verbs are in bold blue. The verbs you must MEMORIZE are underlined in red. 

trinken - to drink
kochen - to cook
kaufen - to buy
gehen - to go
tanzen - to dance
schwimmen - to swim
kommen - to come  
machen - to do/make
spielen - to play
möchten -  would like to 
hören - to hear
kosten - to cost
sehen - to see (siehst, sieht)
lesen - to read (liest, liest)
essen - to eat (isst, isst)
halten - to hold (hälst, hält)

haben - to have

sein - to be