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= E6 G - Build clear English sentences =

'''Mini-Beschreibung:''' Build clear English sentences. Use a simple word order. Talk and write about school, hobbies and your day.

'''Zielgruppe:''' Klasse 6 · G-Niveau · Englisch als erste Fremdsprache · Baden-Württemberg

'''Learning path:''' Notice → understand → practise → use → feedback → use again.

[[Datei:Instructor speaking to students in classroom.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Look at the picture. What can you say?'''

Try English first: Make one short sentence.

Hint: Start with a person.

German help: Beginne mit der Person oder Sache, die etwas tut.

Example: ''The teacher talks.''

Solution idea: ''The teacher talks to the students.''

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== I can... ==

# '''I can''' build a clear English sentence.
# '''I can''' use subject + verb + object.
# '''I can''' add place or time.
# '''I can''' speak in short clear sentences.
# '''I can''' check and improve my own sentence.

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== Before you start: Quick check ==

Say the sentences aloud.

# ''I play football.''
# ''Mia reads books.''
# ''We meet at school.''

Which word tells you '''who''' does something? Which word shows the '''action'''?

Try English first: Point to the words.

Hint: Who? → action → what?

German help: Wer? → tut was? → was?

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= Notice: See the sentence pattern =

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A clear English statement often follows this pattern:

'''SUBJECT'''
+
'''VERB'''
+
'''OBJECT'''

Example:

'''Mia'''
'''reads'''
'''a book'''.

'''Subject''' = Who or what?

'''Verb''' = What happens? What does the person do?

'''Object''' = Who or what gets the action?

Not every sentence needs an object.

Example: ''Ben sleeps.''

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== Short video: Subject – Verb – Object ==

Watch only as much as you need. Stop and repeat examples.

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmKSbnrM-TY |500|center}}

'''Listen task:''' Hear the words ''subject'', ''verb'' and ''object''. Say them after the speaker.

'''Privacy note:''' You do not need to record yourself. If you record your voice, keep it private unless you choose to share it.

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= Understand: Build a clear sentence =

Use this easy order:

'''Who?'''
→
'''does what?'''
→
'''what / who?'''

[[Datei:A student reading a text book.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Try English first: Build a sentence about the picture.

Hint: student → reads → a book

German help: Setze die drei Bausteine in die Reihenfolge Person – Handlung – Objekt.

Example: ''The student reads ...''

Solution: ''The student reads a book.''

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== Add place and time ==

You can add extra information.

'''Subject'''
+
'''Verb'''
+
'''Object'''
+
'''Place'''
+
'''Time'''

Example:

'''We'''
'''play'''
'''football'''
'''at school'''
'''after lunch'''.

For this course, keep it simple: '''Who? – action – object – place – time.'''

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== Picture input: What happens? ==

[[Datei:Child playing football.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Word bank: ''child · plays · football · outside''

Try English first: Say one sentence.

Hint: Start with ''The child ...''

German help: Beginne mit dem Subjekt.

Example: ''The child plays ...''

Solution: ''The child plays football outside.''

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= Vocabulary in context =

Use a small word bank.

{| class="wikitable"
! People / things
! Actions
! Objects
! Place / time
|-
| I, we, my friend, the student
| like, play, read, eat, watch
| books, football, breakfast, films, music
| at school, at home, in the park, every day
|}

Do not learn long lists. Use the words in sentences.

Example: ''My friend likes music.''

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== Picture input: Breakfast ==

[[Datei:Breakfast table.JPG|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Word bank: ''I · eat · breakfast · at home · in the morning''

Build the sentence:

'''I'''
'''eat'''
'''breakfast'''
'''at home'''
'''in the morning'''.

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= Practise: Sentence builder =

Put the words in the right order.

'''Task A:''' football / we / play

Try English first: ____________________

Hint: Who? → action → object

German help: Beginne mit ''we''.

Example: ''We read books.''

Solution: ''We play football.''

'''Task B:''' every day / music / Sara / listens to

Try English first: ____________________

Hint: Subject first. Time at the end.

German help: ''Sara'' steht am Anfang.

Example: ''Tom watches films every day.''

Solution: ''Sara listens to music every day.''

'''Task C:''' at school / English / I / learn

Try English first: ____________________

Hint: subject → verb → object → place

German help: Wer? – Handlung – Objekt – Ort.

Solution: ''I learn English at school.''

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== Watch and check ==

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Watch a short part. Pause before an answer. Build the sentence yourself first.

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= Listen: A short school-day text =

Read the text once. Then ask a partner or teacher to read it slowly two times. You can also read it aloud yourself.

'''Audio text:'''

''Hi. I am Sam. I live in a small town. I walk to school with my friend. We study English in the morning. At lunch, we eat sandwiches. After school, I play football in the park.''

'''Listening check:'''

# Where does Sam live?
# Who walks to school with Sam?
# What do they study?
# What does Sam do after school?

Try English first.

Hint: Listen for people, actions and places.

German help: Achte auf Person, Handlung und Ort.

Solutions: ''a small town · a friend · English · plays football in the park''

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= Pronunciation: Clear beats =

Clear English is more important than a perfect accent.

Say these sentences slowly:

# ''I PLAY FOOTball.''
# ''WE READ BOOKS.''
# ''MIA LIKES MUSIC.''

Tap once on the important words.

'''Tip:''' Keep small words short. Stress the key words.

Try English first: Say the sentence two times.

Hint: First slow, then normal speed.

German help: Wichtig ist Verständlichkeit, nicht Akzentfreiheit.

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= Speak: My world =

Use the starters.

# ''I like ...''
# ''I play ...''
# ''I read ...''
# ''I watch ...''
# ''I go to ...''
# ''My friend likes ...''

Partner task:

A: ''What do you like?''

B: ''I like music.''

A: ''Where do you listen to music?''

B: ''I listen to music at home.''

'''Feedback:''' Listen for one thing only: Is the word order clear?

Say: ''Good sentence.'' or ''Try subject first.''

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== Picture talk: In the park ==

[[Datei:Dog park.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Make one sentence.

Word bank: ''dogs · play · in the park''

Try English first.

Hint: Who? → action → place

German help: Hier brauchst Du kein Objekt.

Example: ''Children play outside.''

Solution: ''Dogs play in the park.''

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= Read: A short message =

'''From: Alex'''

''Hi Kim, I like our new school. I meet my friends in the playground every morning. We learn English in Room 12. At lunch, I eat pasta. After school, I play basketball with Leo. See you!''

'''Reading task:''' Find four clear sentence patterns.

Example: ''I eat pasta.''

Mark:

'''subject'''
'''verb'''
'''object'''

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= Write: A short message =

Write 4–5 sentences to a fictional classmate.

Use this frame:

''Hi Jamie,''

''I am ...''

''I like ...''

''I ... at school.''

''After school, I ...''

''Bye!''

'''Word bank:''' ''music · football · books · school · home · park · play · read · like · meet''

'''Check:'''

# Does each sentence start with a clear subject?
# Is the verb after the subject?
# Is the sentence easy to understand?

'''Data protection:''' Use fictional names and fictional personal details. Do not upload private information.

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= Optional mediation =

Your German-speaking friend asks:

''Was macht Alex nach der Schule?''

Answer in simple German. Do not translate every word.

Try English first: Find the key sentence in the message.

Hint: Look for ''After school''.

German help: Gib nur die wichtige Information wieder.

Example: ''Nach der Schule ...''

Solution: ''Nach der Schule spielt Alex Basketball mit Leo.''

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= Feedback and use again =

Check this sentence:

''Football I play after school.''

What can you improve?

Try English first.

Hint: Who does the action?

German help: Das Subjekt muss nach vorn.

Example: ''I read books after school.''

Solution: ''I play football after school.''

Now use the pattern again. Change one part:

''I play basketball after school.''

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== Common error targets ==

Focus on only three things:

# '''Subject first:''' ''I play football.''
# '''Verb after the subject:''' ''Mia reads books.''
# '''Place or time later:''' ''We meet at school every day.''

Do not try to fix everything at once.

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''Which sentence has a clear basic word order?'''
(Mia reads books.)
(!Reads Mia books.)
(!Books Mia reads.)
(!Mia books reads.)

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'''What usually comes first in a simple English statement?'''
(The subject)
(!The object)
(!The place)
(!The time)

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'''What is the verb in the sentence We play football?'''
(play)
(!We)
(!football)
(!the)

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'''What is the object in the sentence Sam reads a book?'''
(a book)
(!Sam)
(!reads)
(!Sam reads)

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'''Which sentence is clear?'''
(I learn English at school.)
(!English I at school learn.)
(!Learn I English at school.)
(!At school English I learn.)

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'''Which part tells you who does the action?'''
(The subject)
(!The object)
(!The place)
(!The time)

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'''Which sentence has place at the end?'''
(We play football in the park.)
(!In the park football we play.)
(!Football in the park we play.)
(!Play we in the park football.)

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'''Which sentence is correct?'''
(My friend likes music.)
(!Likes my friend music.)
(!Music my friend likes.)
(!My friend music likes.)

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'''Which sentence can be complete without an object?'''
(Ben sleeps.)
(!Ben a book.)
(!Reads a book.)
(!The book Ben.)

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'''What should you check first when a sentence sounds unclear?'''
(Check subject and verb order.)
(!Add many new words.)
(!Use a longer tense.)
(!Translate every word.)

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== Memory ==

<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
|-
| Subject || Who or what does the action
|-
| Verb || Action or state
|-
| Object || Person or thing affected by the action
|-
| Place || Where something happens
|-
| Time || When something happens
|-
| Clear sentence || Easy to understand
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

<div class="lueckentext-quiz">

{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''Mia'''
| Subject
|-
| '''reads'''
| Verb
|-
| '''a book'''
| Object
|-
| '''at school'''
| Place
|-
| '''every day'''
| Time
|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| Subject || Which sentence part tells us who or what does the action?
|-
| Verb || Which sentence part shows an action or state?
|-
| Object || Which sentence part can receive the action?
|-
| Sentence || What do we build from words in a clear order?
|-
| Order || What must be clear when we arrange words?
|-
| Meaning || What should a clear sentence communicate?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E6+G+Build+clear+English+sentences </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.''' 
|type="{}"}
A simple English statement often starts with the { subject }. The { verb } usually comes after it. In many sentences, the { object } follows the verb. You can add a { place } to say where something happens. You can add a { time } to say when something happens. A useful basic pattern is subject, verb and { object }. In the sentence "Mia reads books", "Mia" is the { subject }. In the sentence "We play football", "play" is the { verb }. Clear word order helps other people understand your { meaning }.
</quiz>

 

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= Use: Mini challenge =

Choose one picture and build three sentences.

[[Datei:Children playing football.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Sentence 1: Who + action.

Sentence 2: Who + action + object.

Sentence 3: Who + action + object + place or time.

Use the colour code if you need help.

'''subject'''
'''verb'''
'''object'''
'''place'''
'''time'''

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===
# [[Sentence cards]]: Schreibe fünf kurze Satzbausteine auf Karten. Nutze die Farben für subject, verb und object. Baue drei klare Sätze.
# [[Picture sentence]]: Wähle ein Bild aus dem Kurs und schreibe zwei passende englische Sätze.
# [[My school]]: Schreibe drei kurze Sätze über einen fiktiven Schultag. Nutze ''I'', ''we'' oder einen erfundenen Namen.
# [[Speak and swap]]: Sage einem Partner einen Satz. Der Partner tauscht nur das Objekt aus und sagt den neuen Satz.

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=== Standard ===
# [[Word-order detective]]: Erfinde vier Sätze mit durcheinandergeratener Wortstellung. Tausche mit einem Partner und korrigiere sie.
# [[Mini message]]: Schreibe eine Nachricht mit fünf Sätzen an eine fiktive Person. Nutze mindestens eine Orts- und eine Zeitangabe.
# [[Photo talk]]: Beschreibe ein frei nutzbares Bild mit vier kurzen Sätzen. Nenne Person, Handlung und Ort.
# [[Private audio practice]]: Sprich freiwillig drei eigene Sätze als private Aufnahme ein. Höre sie an und prüfe nur die Verständlichkeit. Kein Upload ist nötig.

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=== Schwer ===
# [[Sentence builder game]]: Entwickle ein kleines Kartenspiel mit subject-, verb-, object-, place- und time-Karten.
# [[Peer feedback]]: Tauscht kurze Texte aus. Markiert nur subject, verb und object und gebt einen konkreten Verbesserungstipp.
# [[Mini dialogue]]: Schreibe einen Dialog mit sechs kurzen Sätzen über Schule oder Freizeit. Spiele ihn mit einem Partner.
# [[Explain the rule]]: Erkläre einem jüngeren Lernenden mit drei Beispielen, wie ein klarer englischer Aussagesatz gebaut wird.

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Sentence repair]]: Du erhältst fünf verständliche, aber falsch geordnete Sätze. Ordne sie neu und erkläre bei zwei Sätzen, warum Deine Version klarer ist.
# [[Picture transfer]]: Beschreibe ein neues Bild mit drei kurzen Sätzen. Nutze mindestens einmal subject + verb + object und einmal eine Ortsangabe.
# [[Message check]]: Überarbeite eine kurze fiktive Nachricht. Prüfe Wortstellung und Verständlichkeit, ohne den Text unnötig länger zu machen.
# [[Speaking transfer]]: Erzähle in vier kurzen Sätzen von einem erfundenen Nachmittag. Nutze Satzstarter nur, wenn Du sie brauchst.
# [[Choose and explain]]: Vergleiche zwei Satzversionen und erkläre, welche Wortfolge dem geübten Muster entspricht.
# [[Use again]]: Verbessere nach Feedback zwei eigene Sätze und verwende das gleiche Satzmuster mit neuen Wörtern.

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= Can-do check =

Tick what you can do.

# I can find the subject.
# I can find the verb.
# I can build subject + verb + object.
# I can add place or time.
# I can say a short sentence clearly.
# I can write a short message.
# I can improve a sentence after feedback.

If one point is hard, go back to the coloured sentence blocks and try one example again.

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= Lernnachweis =

Für einen Lernnachweis ist wichtig:

# Du bildest verständliche englische Aussagesätze zu vertrauten Themen.
# Du nutzt die grundlegende Reihenfolge subject + verb + object sicher genug für kurze Mitteilungen.
# Du setzt einfache Orts- und Zeitangaben passend ein.
# Du kannst kurze Sätze sprechen, lesen und schreiben.
# Du kannst zentrale Wortstellungsfehler erkennen und verbessern.
# Du nutzt Hilfen wie Satzstarter oder word banks sinnvoll.
# Du formulierst selbst und prüfst Vorschläge aus digitalen Werkzeugen kritisch.
# Verständlichkeit ist wichtiger als Akzentfreiheit.

 
 

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englische_Grammatik </iframe>

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== Freie Medien im Kurs ==

Die eingebundenen Bilder stammen von Wikimedia Commons. Dort findest Du die jeweilige Lizenz und Urheberangabe auf der Dateiseite. Die Videos werden über YouTube eingebettet und nicht in den Kurs kopiert.

[[Datei:Silent Way classroom with students working on aspects of English.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

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= Follow-up course =

Next step: [[E6 G - Ask clear English questions|E6 G - Ask clear English questions]]

You will use the same familiar words, but you will learn how to build simple questions.

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
{{:D-Tab}}
'''[[Englischer Satzbau]]'''
# [[Subjekt]]
# [[Verb]]
# [[Objekt]]
# [[Wortstellung]]
# [[Simple Present]]
# [[Sprechen im Englischunterricht]]
# [[Schreiben im Englischunterricht]]
|}

[[Kategorie:Englisch]]
[[Kategorie:Englisch als erste Fremdsprache]]
[[Kategorie:Klasse 6]]
[[Kategorie:G-Niveau]]
[[Kategorie:Baden-Württemberg]]
[[Kategorie:Grammatik]]
[[Kategorie:Satzbau]]
[[Kategorie:Sekundarstufe I]]

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