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immer jeden Tag meistens oft normalerweise

immer jeden Tag meistens oft normalerweise

Position of adverbs As you probably know already, adverbs love verbs and always stay

Position of adverbs As you probably know already, adverbs love verbs and always stay very close to them.

Let’s have a look… 1 2 3 Ich esse zum Frühstück 1 2 Zum

Let’s have a look… 1 2 3 Ich esse zum Frühstück 1 2 Zum Frühstück esse 3 ich (for breakfast) 4 Müsli

Have you noticed anything…? • Sentence 2 started with ‘Zum Frühstück’ • In sentence

Have you noticed anything…? • Sentence 2 started with ‘Zum Frühstück’ • In sentence 2 the subject ‘ich’ and the verb ‘esse’ swapped places

But why…. . ? This is because the VERB is always the 2 nd

But why…. . ? This is because the VERB is always the 2 nd idea in a sentence. An idea can be a word like ‘oft’ (often) or a few words like ‘Zum Frühstück’ or even a whole clause like ‘Wenn ich Zeit habe’ (when I have time)

Now rewrite this sentence starting with ‘morgens’ 1 2 3 Ich esse morgens 4

Now rewrite this sentence starting with ‘morgens’ 1 2 3 Ich esse morgens 4 ein Ei (in the mornings) 1 Morgens 2 esse 3 ich 4 ein Ei

Kopiere die Adverben in dein Heft! (copy the adverbs into your exercise book) Deutsch

Kopiere die Adverben in dein Heft! (copy the adverbs into your exercise book) Deutsch Englisch nie never manchmal sometimes normalerweise normally jeden Tag every day immer always often meistens mostly ab und zu now and then

Now look and see what happens when you have two adverbs 1 Zum Frühstück

Now look and see what happens when you have two adverbs 1 Zum Frühstück 1 2 Ich esse 2 3 esse ich 3 zum Frühstück 4 oft Müsli

Have you noticed anything…? • Sentence 2 started with ‘Zum Frühstück’ again • In

Have you noticed anything…? • Sentence 2 started with ‘Zum Frühstück’ again • In sentence 2 the subject ‘ich’ and the verb ‘esse’ swapped places • The second adverb ‘oft’ came after the subject ‘ich’

And here are some more sentences for you to practice. Always start with ‘Zum

And here are some more sentences for you to practice. Always start with ‘Zum Frühstück’ Wir trinken Mein Freund Ich esse Wir essen Meine Eltern zum Frühstück isst zum Frühstück trinken meistens nie normalerweise ab und zu zum Frühstück oft Tee Brot Toast Obst Kaffee

Zum Frühstück trinken wir meistens Tee. Zum Frühstück isst mein Freund nie Brot. Zum

Zum Frühstück trinken wir meistens Tee. Zum Frühstück isst mein Freund nie Brot. Zum Frühstück esse ich normalerweise Toast. Zum Frühstück essen wir ab und zu Obst. Zum Frühstück trinken meine Eltern oft Kaffee.