iGCSE German Edexcel
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70 topics in 10 modules
☑️ Vocabulary - General 5 topics
- Vocabulary - General: Numbers and Quantities
- Vocabulary - General: Times and Dates
- Vocabulary - General: Questions
- Vocabulary - General: Being Polite
- Vocabulary - General: Opinions
☑️ Vocabulary - Me, Friends and Family 6 topics
- Me, Friends and Family: About Yourself
- Me, Friends and Family: My Family
- Me, Friends and Family: Describing People
- Me, Friends and Family: Personalities
- Me, Friends and Family: Relationships
- Me, Friends and Family: Partnership
☑️ Vocabulary - Free-Time Activities 6 topics
- Free-Time Activities: Music
- Free-Time Activities: Cinema
- Free-Time Activities: TV
- Free-Time Activities: Food
- Free-Time Activities: Eating Out
- Free-Time Activities: Sport
☑️ Vocabulary - Technology in Everyday Life 3 topics
- Everyday Technology: Technology
- Everyday Technology: Social Media
- Everyday Technology: Problems with Social Media
☑️ Vocabulary - Where You Live 9 topics
- Vocabulary: Festivals in German Speaking Countries
- Where You Live: The Home
- Where You Live: What You Do at Home
- Where You Live: Talking About Where You Live
- Where You Live: Clothes Shopping
- Where You Live: Shopping
- Where You Live: In the Shop
- Where You Live: Giving and Asking for Directions
- Where You Live: Weather
☑️ Vocabulary - Lifestyle 3 topics
- Vocabulary - Lifestyle: Healthy Living
- Vocabulary - Lifestyle: Unhealthy Living
- Vocabulary - Lifestyle: Illnesses
☑️ Vocabulary - Social and Global Issues 3 topics
- Social and Global Issues: Environmental Problems
- Social and Global Issues: Problems in Society
- Social and Global Issues: Contributing to Society
☑️ Vocabulary - Travel and Tourism 5 topics
- Travel and Tourism: Where to Go
- Travel and Tourism: Accommodation
- Travel and Tourism: Booking
- Travel and Tourism: How to Get There
- Travel and Tourism: What to Do
☑️ Vocabulary - Study and Employment 6 topics
- Study and Employment: School Subjects
- Study and Employment: School Routine
- Study and Employment: School Life
- Study and Employment: School Pressures
- Study and Employment: Education Post-16
- Study and Employment: Career Choices and Ambitions
☑️ Grammar 24 topics
- Grammar: Cases - Nominative and Accusative
- Grammar: Cases - Genitive and Dative
- Grammar: Words for People, Places and Objects
- Grammar: Word Order
- Grammar: Coordinating Conjunctions
- Grammar: Subordinating Conjunctions
- Grammar: The, A and No
- Grammar: Describing Things
- Grammar: Comparing Things
- Grammar: Describing Actions
- Grammar: Comparing Actions
- Grammar: I, You, He, She, We, They
- Grammar: Reflexive Pronouns
- Grammar: Relative and Interrogative Pronouns
- Grammar: Prepositions
- Grammar: Verbs in the Present Tense
- Grammar: More on the Present Tense
- Grammar: Talking About the Past
- Grammar: Talking About the Future
- Grammar: Giving Orders
- Grammar: Separable Verbs
- Grammar: Modal Verbs
- Grammar: Would, Could and Should
- Grammar: I Would Be, I Would Have
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Vocabulary - General
Vocabulary - General: Numbers and Quantities
General Numbers
- Zero in German is Null.
- One to ten in German is Eins, Zwei, Drei, Vier, Fünf, Sechs, Sieben, Acht, Neun, Zehn.
- Eleven to twenty in German is Elf, Zwölf, Dreizehn, Vierzehn, Fünfzehn, Sechzehn, Siebzehn, Achtzehn, Neunzehn, Zwanzig.
- The multiples of ten from 30 to 100 in German are Dreißig, Vierzig, Fünfzig, Sechzig, Siebzig, Achtzig, Neunzig, Hundert.
- Thousand in German is Tausend.
- Million in German is Million.
Large Numbers
- Large numbers are often expressed as multiple hundreds rather than in thousands. For example, 1800 might be referred to as achtzehnhundert rather than ein tausend acht hundert.
- However, thousands can be used when clarifying specific quantities, for example zwei tausend (2000) or drei tausend (3000).
Quantities
- Half in German is Halb.
- Quarter in German is Viertel.
- Most in German is meisten.
- Few in German is wenig.
- All or everything in German is alle or alles.
- More in German is mehr, while less is weniger.
Date and Time
- For numbers associated with dates and time, remember that, except 1 and 0, all numbers under 13 in dates and times use informal counting. So, it's ein Uhr (one o'clock) but zwei Uhr (two o'clock).
- For half-hours, Germans count up to the next hour. For example, 2:30 is not "two thirty" but halb drei (half way to three).
Question: Translate the following sentence from English to German: "At half past two, there were fewer than a thousand people but by three o'clock, there were more than fifteen hundred people."
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