Berlin in numbers: numbers 32-100, direct object pronouns 'mich' and 'dich'
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I can use my knowledge of strong verbs, higher numbers and object pronouns to understand dialogue and texts.
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Trying to remember words you have previously learned is essential for building a strong vocabulary.
Listening to understand numbers speeds up mental processing.
Speaking to practise using strong verbs speeds up recall and develops confidence in their use more generally.
Direct object pronouns replace the noun that is the 'receiver' of the action of the verb: 'mich' ('me'), 'dich' ('you').
Using direct object pronouns avoids repeating the noun and makes our communication smoother and more natural.
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