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Tasks: re­mo­te lear­ning Ja­nu­ary 12th, 2026

Do no.1-3 on the works­heet. Upload it into the fol­der “Di­stanz­ler­nen 12.01.26” by Mon­day (today) evening 6pm.

Do no.4+5 like a re­gu­lar task on your iPad or a sheet of paper and bring ever­y­thing to class on Wed­nes­day. Ever­y­thing you don’t do in 45 mi­nu­tes of our re­gu­lar task is ho­me­work. Ad­di­ti­o­nal ho­me­work is vo­ca­bu­la­ry on p.192 “hop­ping” - “be­gin­ner”.

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Read the fol­lo­wing sen­ten­ces about the pic­tu­re. Write down your thoughts about how these sen­ten­ces are writ­ten. Then think about what could be chan­ged and why.

We flew to the Ba­ha­mas. It is an is­land in the Ca­rib­be­an. We boar­ded the air­plane. It was very full. After that, we took the taxi to our de­sti­na­ti­on. The taxi was very large. On day one, we hiked up a hill. It was very dif­fi­cult.

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Today is about lear­ning gram­mar. Read th­rough p.171 in your book and mark ever­y­thing that is im­portant. The ea­siest way is to take a screen­shot, put it into Good­No­tes, and then stark mar­king.

Your goals:
1. Un­der­stand when to use who, which, whose, whom, and that.
2. Un­der­stand when to leave out a re­la­ti­ve pro­noun (cont­act clau­se).
3. Un­der­stand when to use a comma and when to not use it.
3
Write down sen­ten­ces to re­mem­ber (Merk­sät­ze) about the new gram­mar in your own words. You can do this in Ger­man.
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Do the task “Test yours­elf” on p.171 to prac­ti­ce re­la­ti­ve pro­nouns and cont­act clau­ses.
5
Ima­gi­ne you were part of this trip to the Ba­ha­mas. Write a story about your trip in which you re­port about your ac­ti­vi­ties and ex­pe­ri­en­ces there.

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