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Deutsch 2 Kapitel 3: Wo soll ich das kaufen? stores, command forms, modal verbs, weil/denn, measurements, 2 way prepositions, schmecken, past

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1. Solve the Search a word


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2. Find the names of the eight shops in the search-a-word and write them next to the

correct phrase.

Bäckerei

Drogerie

Kaufhaus

Konditorei

Metzgerei

Schreibwarenladen

Sportgeschäft

Supermarkt


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3. Here are all the things Steffi is supposed to buy. Do you remember where she buys the

various items? Write each one in the appropriate column.

Beim Bäcker

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Beim Metzger

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Beim Gemüseladen

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Im Supermarkt

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4. Which of these foods are probably served at an Imbiss? Cross out the foods that you

are UNLIKELY to find there.

Äpfel

Bratwurst

Cola

Eisbecher

Keks

Kaffee

Kartoffelsalat

Limonade

Pizza

Suppe

Weißwurst

Apfelsaft

Nudeln

Eier

Hackfleisch

Hähnchen

Karotten

Pommes Fries

Mineralwasser

Semmeln

Tomaten

Zucker

r. Blumenkohl s. Fleisch s. Brötchen e. Erbse r. Honig e. Torte e. Kartoffel s. Salz s. Hähnchen r. Spinat r. Keks s. Mehl e. Gurke e. Brezel r. Zimt r. Aufschnitt r. Fisch s. Brot e. Erdnussbutter r. Speck


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5. What else do you need? Complete these conversations by filling in the blanks with the

correct form of the indefinite (ein, eine, einen) article. Leave it blank if no article is

needed (it is plural).

1. A: Was brauchst du noch für den Salat?

B: Ja, ich brauche _________ Apfel, _________ Kartoffel, _________ Tomate und

_________ Ei.

2. A: Was brauchst du noch beim Bäcker?

B: Beim Bäcker brauche ich noch _________ Brot, _________ Semmel, _________

Brezel, und soll ich noch _________ Torte kaufen?

3. A: Was brauchst du noch beim Metzger?

B: Beim Metzger brauche ich noch _________ Aufschnitt, _________ Bratwurst, und

ich möchte noch _________ Hähnchen.

6. Write sentences using all the words given.

BEISPIEL: wir / sollen / kaufen / s. Fleisch / beim Metzger

Wir sollen das Fleisch beim Metzger kaufen.

1. du / müssen / kaufen / s. Obst / im Obstladen

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2. ich / wollen / holen / r. Aufschnitt / beim Metzger

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3. Dagmar / möchten / kaufen / e. Eier / im Supermarkt

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4. ihr / dürfen / holen / s. Brot / beim Bäcker

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5. Britta und Björn / sollen / kaufen/ r. Joghurt / im Supermarkt

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6. wir / mögen / holen / e. Kirschen / beim Obstladen

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7. er / müssen / kaufen / s. Hackfleisch / beim Metzger

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8. ich / sollen / holen / r. Zucker / im Supermarkt

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7. Write a question asking where you should buy the following food items. Then write an

answer as indicated by the list below. Follow the example:

A: Wo soll ich die Butter kaufen? (don’t forget the correct article)

B: Du sollst sie im Supermarkt kaufen. (change to ihn, sie, es; use correct store)

1. Brezel

2. Milch

3. Pfeffer

4. Reis

5. Schinken

6. Senf

7. Spargel

8. Speck

9. Torte

10. Zwiebel

1. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

2. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

3. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

4. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

5. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

6. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

7. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

8. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

9. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________

10. A: ___________________________________________________________________

B : __________________________________________________________________


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8. Complete the following conversations by filling in the first blank with the correct form

of the definite article (den, die, das), and the second blank with the correct form of the

pronoun (er, sie, es)

1. Wie viel wiegt _________ Hähnchen?

2. Wie viel wiegt _________ Bratwurst?

3. Wie viel wiegt _________ Aufschnitt?

4. Wie viel wiegt _________ Mehl?

5. Wie viel wiegt _________ Fisch?

6. Wie viel wiegt _________ Tomaten?

7. Wie viel wiegt _________ Trauben?

a. _________ wiegt 2 Kilo.

b. _________ wiegt 1 Pfund.

c. _________ wiegt 200 Gramm.

d. _________ wiegt 750 Gramm.

e. _________ wiegt 3 Pfund.

f. _________ wiegen 1 Kilo.

g. _________ wiegen 500 Gramm.

9. Your mother has given you a shopping list. Use your knowledge of measurements to

fill in the missing words. The values should make sense.

Flaschen -- Gramm -- Kilo -- Liter -- Pfund

3 Mineralwasser

1 Kaffee

2 Zucker

1 Milch

2 Hackfleisch

½ Butter

1 Tomaten

100 Aufschnitt

200 Käse


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10. Read the following sample dialog. Then write three dialogues substituting the words

and amounts given and an appropriate place to buy the item.

A: Wo soll ich die Kirschen kaufen?

B: Kauf sie doch beim Obstladen! (use ihn, sie, es)

A: Und wie viel Kirschen soll ich kaufen?

B: Kauf bitte ein Pfund!

1. Käse, 250g (let’s)

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

2. Hackfleisch, 375g (older and wiser)

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

3. Butter, 125g (your siblings)

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

11. Put the sentences and questions of the conversation in the correct order.

_____ Hackfleisch und Wurst. Sonst noch etwas?

_____ Ja, ich brauche noch 100g Aufschnitt

_____ Ja, ich möchte ein Pfund Hackfleisch und ein Kilo Wurst.

_____ Haben Sie einen Wunsch?

_____ Nein, danke. Das ist alles.

_____ Haben Sie noch einen Wunsch?


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12. You are in a restaurant with your friends. You ask them how they like what they’re

eating and if they would like some more. Write three dialogues as indicated by the

cues. Follow the example.

Peter / Wurstbrot

A: Peter, wie schmeckt das Wurstbrot?

B: Es schmeckt sehr gut. (change how it tastes each time)

A: Möchtest du noch ein Wurstbrot? (noch ein means another; use einen, eine, ein depending on the gender

of the word.) B: Nein, danke. Ich bin satt. (means nope, I’m full)

1. Wiebke / Pommes Frites

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

2. Sven / Suppe

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

3. Silke / Hähnchen

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________

A: __________________________________________________________________

B: __________________________________________________________________


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13. Write sentences in past tense using the cues given. Put the correct forms of the words

and expressions in order. Remember TVPR

1. dort / wir / haben / gekauft / das Obst und das Gemüse

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2. du / haben / gekauft / Brot und Semmeln

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3. Frau Kuhlmey / haben / gekauft / ein Spaghetti Eis

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4. gestern Abend/ ich / waren / beim Bäcker

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5. Gretel / haben / gekauft / eine Wurst

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6. heute Morgen / das Mädchen / waren / im Gemüseladen

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7. heute Nachmittag / er / waren / im Imbiss

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8. ich / haben / gekauft / viel Fleisch

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9. letztes Wochenende / Agnes und Anna / waren / beim Metzger

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10. vorgestern / ihr / waren / ins Eiscafé

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14. Read the following clauses and fill in each blank with either denn or weil.

1. Wir kaufen das Fleisch beim Metzger, _______________ es dort immer frischer ist.

2. Ich gehe zum Bäcker, _______________ dort ist das Brot immer frisch.

3. Du gehst nur zum Supermarkt, _______________ du dort alles einkaufen kannst.

4. Ihr holt die Trauben im Supermarkt, _______________ dort sind sie nicht so teuer.

5. Ich esse kein Fleisch, _______________ ich bin Vegetarier.

6. Ich esse viel Fleisch, _______________ ich Fleisch gern esse.


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15. Write each statement given in parentheses once as a clause introduced by denn, and

once as a clause introduced by weil.

1. (dort ist das Gemüse immer frisch)

a. Wir kaufen das Gemüse immer im Gemüseladen, denn

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b. Wir kaufen das Gemüse immer im Gemüseladen, weil

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2. (dort sind die Hähnchen nicht so teuer)

a. Ich hole das Hähnchen im Supermarkt, denn

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b. Ich hole das Hähnchen im Supermarkt, weil

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3. (ich möchte für dich einen Kaiserschmarren machen.)

a. Ich brauche noch die Eier und den Zucker, denn

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b. Ich brauche noch die Eier und den Zucker, weil

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Wechselpräpositionen

an auf hinter in neben über unter vor zwischen

The prepositions take either the accusative or the dative case.

1. Use the accusative if there is significant change of location/position. In other

words, if the action has moved from one place to a different place, or a specific

“boarder” has been crossed.

2. Use dative if the former does not occur, for example, if the action occurring in a

confined, defined space.

Helpful ways to think about this:

1. English speakers usually distinguish between “in” & “to” in such sentences as:

The dog ran into the house

The dog is in the house

He moved into high circles.

He moved in high circles.

2. Most of the time, however, English speakers do not make this distinction. For

example:

The dog ran under the car. The dog is under the car.

In this case, English does not distingui9sh between the “in” situation and the

“into” situation. German makes this distinction (when using two-way

prepositions) by taking accusative for “into” situations and dative for “in”

situations. For example:

Der Hund läuft unter das Auto.

Der Hund liegt unter dem Auto.

Additional notes: 1. an describes an area “leaning against and touching” or “by” or “at” the point of

reference. For example:

Sie sitzen an dem Tisch. They are sitting “up against“ or “at” the table.

auf describes an area “on top of” the point of reference. For example:

Sie sitzen auf dem Tisch. They are sitting on top of the table.

2. Wo and wohin

Wo bist du? Where are you?

Wohin gehst du? Where are you going?


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16. First circle if the sentence is in accusative (to) or dative (in), then fill in the blanks with

the appropriate definite articles (der, die, das, dem, den)

1. Das Kind geht unter __________ Tisch (m). acc / dat

2. Das Kind ist unter __________ Tisch (m). acc / dat

3. Martin geht an __________ Fenster (n). acc / dat

4. Martin steht an __________ Fenster (n). acc / dat

5. Der Stuhl ist hinter __________ Schreibtisch (m). acc / dat

6. Das Auto fährt hinter __________ Haus (n). acc / dat

7. Das Auto steht vor __________ Haus (n). acc / dat

8. Dein Buch liegt neben __________ Zeitung (f). acc / dat

9. Er läuft zwischen __________ Stühle (pl). acc / dat

10. Er steht zwischen __________ Stühlen (pl) acc / dat

17. Fill in the blanks with the prepositions + nouns in the proper case. Remember to

check whether the verb indications motion or not! (remember that ‘wo’ (location) vs.

‘wohin’ (motion) provides a big clue!)

Wo sitzt die Großmutter? an dem Tisch ___________(at the Table)

1. Wo ist mein Mantel? _____________________________(on top of the bed)

2. Wohin laufen die Kinder? _______________________(into the school)

3. Wohin läuft der Hund? _____________________________(behind the sofa)

4. Wo wohnt deine Mutter? _______________________(in the city)

5. Wohin fährt Onkel Thomas? _______________________(into the city)

6. Wo findet man die Bäckerei? _______________________(next to the supermarkt)

7. Wohin wirfst du die Zeitung? _______________________(next to the chair)

8. Wo hängt die Lampe? _____________________________(above the table)

9. Wohin willst du gehen? _____________________________(across the street)

10. Wo schläft die Katze? _____________________________(under the window)

11. Wohin soll ich meine Schuhe setzen? _________________(under the bed)

12. Wo steht die Lehrerin? _____________________________(in front of the table)

13. Wohin geht der Student? _______________________(to the front of the room)

14. Wo sitzt meine Tante? _____________________________(between my brothers)


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18. Read the following texts and then complete the activities that follow.

1. What kind of texts are these? How do you know? ________________________

2. To what American dish is the first recipe similar? ________________________

3. To what American dish is the second recipe similar? ________________________

4. Use your background knowledge and the context to determine the meaning of the

verbs below.

a. Kartoffeln waschen, schälen, klein schneiden. ________________________

b. Die Semmeln in Wasser einweichen und ausdrücken. __________________

c. Alle Zutaten vermischen. ______________________

5. What are some cognates in the texts? _____________________________________

6. Where would you have to go to buy the ingredients for these two recipes in you

liked to shop at specialty stores? Make a list telling what you would buy at each

store.

Beim Bäcker

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Beim Metzger

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Beim Gemüseladen

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__________________

__________________

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Im Supermarkt

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19. Culture: Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. Open-air snack bars in cities and, particularly, at festivals are quite common. At a typical snack bar (Schnellimbiss) you will be able to get sausages with bread or a roll and mustard (Würstchen mit Brot oder Semmel und Senf) and a soft drink at a reasonable price. A roll is called Semmel in southern Germany and Brötchen in the northern region. Germany offers more than 30 kinds of rolls. The café (Café or Konditorei) is a German institution that dates back centuries. It’s quite common for Germans to sit in a café with friends for an hour or two, order a cup of coffee (Tasse Kaffee) and a piece of delicious cake (Torte) or just some ice cream (Eis). Depending on weather, people can been sitting in outdoor cafes from early May through September.

From the Ratskeller to the Schnellimbiss The variety of eating and drinking places in Germany is enormous. The Ratskeller, located in the basement of the city hall (Rathaus), can still be found in large and medium –sized cities. The city politicians used to dine here and spend hours discussing city affairs. Today, the Ratskeller is still considered to be an upscale restaurant that is often reserved for special occasions. In the smaller towns, the best places to eat are usually the hotels that include restaurants. When traveling through these smaller towns, you will often see hotels with such names as Gasthof, Gasthaus, Gaststube and Gastwirtschaft. In the afternoon, Germans like to go to a Café or Konditorei (pastry shop) which serves a wide assortment of cakes and pastries (Kuchen und Torten) as well as ice cream, coffee and other beverages. In Germany you will also find a large variety of foreign restaurants such as Chinese, Greek, Turkish, Italian, American, as well as steak houses, pizzerias, and others. A Schnellimbiss, Schnellgaststätte, Imbissstube or simple an Imbiss is a snack bar. There you can get a quick bite to eat and something to drink for a reasonable price. You usually eat standing at a counter or at a small round table. Most of these snack bars offer a variety of sausages. The Bratwurst is fat, white and spicy; the Currywurst is similar, but served with a curry sauce; Bockwurst is longer and reddish, something like a thick American hot dog. The Frankfurter is thinner and usually sold in pairs. At an Imbiss sausages are eaten using the fingers. You don’t get a bun, but often a slice of bread (eine Scheibe Brot) or a small roll (Brötchen or Semmel) that comes with the sausages. 1. When you are in a hurry and don’t have time to sit down, you would eat in a __________. 2. A slice of bread is called eine __________ __________. 3. A __________ is located in a city hall. 4. Sausages that are thin and often sold in twos are called __________ . 5. A Semmel is also known as __________ in German. 6. The name of a sausage that is not white and is a bigger version of our hot dog is called __________ . 7. Germans like to go to a __________ to have a piece of delicious pastry. 8. Cakes are called __________ in German. 9. What is the main idea of this article? _____________________________________________ 10. What is the best way to describe the Ratskeller? ___________________________________ 11. Supporting details support the topic sentence. What are the supporting details to “Most of these

snack bars offer a variety of sausages.”?______________________________________ 12. What is a synonym to Konditorei? _______________________________________________ 13. What are some cognates in the article? __________________________________________


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20. Culture: answer the following questions in English.

1. You are wandering around Heidelberg, a beautiful town in Baden-Württemberg.

You are hungry, so you go to an Imbissstand and order a Weißwurst. The clerk

looks at you as if you were from Mars. You know he understood you perfectly,

because your German is very good. How can you explain this behavior? Could

something like this happen in the United States? Why or why not?_______________

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2. Based on your knowledge of German culture so far, what would you tell an

American friend, who is visiting you in Germany, if he or she said the following?

a. I want to go grocery shopping and stock up for a whole month’s worth of

groceries__________________________________________________________

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b. It’s Sunday morning. There is nothing in the refrigerator and I am hungry. Let’s

go shopping.

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c. Why did the salesperson at the open air market get so angry with me when I

started to bag my own apples?

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d. Why do you go grocery shopping every day?

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