A day in my life: present tense, plurals and adverbs
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I can use appropriate pronouns, verb endings and adverbs to talk about what I and others do on a typical day.
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Final [d] (a [d] at the end of a word) sounds the same as [t].
Plurals indicate more than one of something and this is reflected in the form of the article, noun or verb.
Use adverbs to describe where, how or when something happens. In word order 2, the adverb comes first in the sentence.
In German, verbs change their endings to match who or what they refer to.
Subject pronouns (e.g., 'he', 'er') replace nouns. They match the noun they replace in gender and number.
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