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= Einleitung =
'''E9 G - Music in everyday life''' helps you talk about music in simple, clear English. You learn to name [[Musikgenre|music styles]], describe listening situations and instruments, ask questions, and give a short opinion with a reason.

'''English first:''' First listen or read. Then show what you understand. Use hints only when you need them. Do not translate every sentence.

'''Learning loop:''' '''understand → respond → ask → hint → improve → use again'''

[[Datei:Headphones 3.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Start with the picture.''' Think for 20 seconds:
# [[Music in everyday life|Notice]]: What can you see?
# [[Listening situations|Connect]]: When do people use headphones?
# [[Speaking|Respond]]: Say one sentence: “I listen to music when …”

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== I-can goals ==
At the end, you can say:
# '''I can''' name common music styles and instruments.
# '''I can''' understand the main idea of a short music video or audio clip.
# '''I can''' say when and where I listen to music.
# '''I can''' ask a follow-up question.
# '''I can''' give a simple opinion and a reason with '''because'''.
# '''I can''' write a short, structured text about music.

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== Before you start ==
What do you already know? Say or write five words about music. Then make two sentences.

'''Sentence starters:'''
# I know the word …
# I often hear music …
# I like … because …

'''Need help?''' Use the picture, the word bank below, or ask: “What does … mean?”

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= Media start: hear, see, guess =
Listen before you read the labels. Use only a short part of each free Wikimedia Commons audio file.

'''Clip A'''
[[Datei:AcousticGuitarSample.ogg|center]]

'''Clip B'''
[[Datei:Piano.ogg|center]]

'''Clip C'''
[[Datei:Drum beat.ogg|center]]

'''Clip D'''
[[Datei:The Lick on electric guitar (E minor).ogg|center]]

'''Your task:''' Which instrument do you hear? Choose from '''acoustic guitar – piano – drums – electric guitar'''. Listen twice. After the second listen, add one adjective: '''soft, loud, calm, strong, bright, dark'''.

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= Music styles and instruments =

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== Useful music styles ==
You do not need many labels. Start with common words:
# [[Pop music|pop]]: often short songs with a clear beat and melody
# [[Rock music|rock]]: often uses electric guitars, bass and drums
# [[Hip-Hop|hip-hop]]: often uses beats, rhythm and rap
# [[Jazz|jazz]]: often includes improvisation
# [[Classical music|classical music]]: often written for instruments such as piano, violin or orchestra
# [[Electronic music|electronic music]]: often made with electronic sounds and digital tools

'''Important:''' A style can sound very different from one artist or piece to another. These are simple starting points, not fixed rules.

[[Datei:Cort electric guitar.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

[[Datei:Piano Keyboard.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

[[Datei:Drum kit.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

[[Datei:Saxophone.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

[[Datei:Violin.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

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== Context vocabulary ==
Learn words in useful chunks, not as isolated lists.

{| class="wikitable"
! English
! Use it in a sentence
! Quick hint
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| a beat
| The song has a strong beat.
| Rhythmus
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| lyrics
| I like the music, but I do not know the lyrics.
| Liedtext
|-
| a playlist
| I have a playlist for the bus.
| Sammlung von Songs
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| headphones
| I use headphones on the train.
| Kopfhörer
|-
| live music
| I enjoy live music.
| Musik vor Ort
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| an instrument
| She plays an instrument.
| Musikinstrument
|-
| relaxing
| This music is relaxing.
| entspannend
|-
| energetic
| This music is energetic.
| voller Energie
|-
| prefer
| I prefer rock to pop.
| lieber mögen
|}

'''Mini-use:''' Pick three words and make one short situation: “On the bus, I use headphones and listen to a relaxing playlist.”

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= Listening and viewing =

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== Viewing 1: music vocabulary ==
Watch a short part first. Do not try to understand every word.

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

'''First viewing:''' Write three music words you hear.

'''Second viewing:''' Complete:
# One word I knew: …
# One new word: …
# One example sentence I understood: …

'''After viewing:''' Tell a partner one thing you learned. Then ask: “What word did you notice?”

'''Hint level 1:''' Listen for repeated words.

'''Hint level 2:''' Pause after one short section.

'''Hint level 3:''' Use captions only after your first listening attempt.

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== Listening 2: sound detective ==
Listen to the instrument clips again. Focus on sound, not on being “right”.

# Which clip sounds calm to you?
# Which clip sounds energetic to you?
# Which instrument would fit a study playlist?
# Give one reason: “I choose … because …”

There is no single correct preference. Your reason is important. Do not guess a person's background or personality from their music taste.

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= Reading =

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== Fictional profile: Alex ==
'''Alex is a fictional student.''' Alex listens to music every day, but not all day. On the bus, Alex often chooses pop or hip-hop because a clear beat helps the trip feel shorter. When doing homework, Alex usually chooses quiet piano music. At the weekend, Alex sometimes plays guitar with a friend. Alex does not love every rock song, but likes the sound of an electric guitar. For Alex, the situation is important: energetic music is good for sport, while calm music is better for reading.

'''Read once for the main idea.''' Then answer in short English:
# What does Alex listen to on the bus?
# Why does Alex choose quiet piano music for homework?
# When does Alex play guitar?
# What is more important than one favourite style for Alex?

'''Hint:''' Find the time phrases: '''on the bus, when doing homework, at the weekend'''.

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= Pronunciation and fluency =
The goal is clear speech, not accent-free speech.

'''Chunk practice:'''
# I '''like''' rock because it is energetic.
# I '''prefer''' piano music when I study.
# What kind of music do '''you''' like?
# When do you usually listen to music?

Say each sentence slowly once. Then say it again in one smooth chunk. Stress the important content words.

'''Fluency tip:''' If you need time, say: “Let me think.” Then continue.

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= Speaking =

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== Ask, answer, ask again ==
Work with a partner. Take turns.

'''A asks:''' “What kind of music do you like?”

'''B answers:''' “I like … because …”

'''A asks one follow-up question:'''
# When do you listen to it?
# Where do you listen to it?
# Do you play an instrument?
# What do you like about it?

Then swap roles.

'''Communication first:''' Finish your message before you correct small grammar points.

'''Challenge:''' Speak for 30–45 seconds about one listening situation.

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== Mini-presentation ==
Use this simple plan:
# '''Style:''' I like / prefer …
# '''Situation:''' I listen to it when …
# '''Reason:''' I like it because …
# '''Example:''' One instrument I notice is …
# '''Question:''' What do you like?

You may use keywords. You do not need a full script.

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= Writing =

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== Short opinion text ==
Write 70–100 words: '''Music in my everyday life'''.

Use this structure:
# '''Opening:''' Music is part of my day when …
# '''Example 1:''' I usually listen to …
# '''Reason:''' I like it because …
# '''Example 2:''' When I …, I prefer …
# '''Ending:''' For me, music …

'''Check only three accuracy goals:''' present simple, word order, and '''because + sentence'''.

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== Short message ==
Write a 50–70 word message to a fictional classmate about a school music break. Suggest one style, one listening situation and one reason. Ask one question at the end.

'''Privacy:''' Use fictional names. Do not add private social-media handles, phone numbers or personal contact details.

'''Optional job link:''' Write 60–80 words to apply as a helper for a fictional school concert. Say what you can do, why you are interested and when you can help. Use fictional contact details only.

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= Mediation =
A German school notice says: '''“In der großen Pause gibt es am Freitag eine Musikstation. Schülerinnen und Schüler können Musikwünsche aus einer schulischen Auswahl nennen. Kopfhörer können mitgebracht werden. Die Lautstärke soll so sein, dass andere nicht gestört werden.”'''

Explain the key information to an English-speaking exchange student in 3–4 simple sentences. Do not translate word for word.

'''Starter:''' “On Friday, there is … You can … Please …”

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= Functional grammar =

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== Present simple for habits and preferences ==
Use the present simple for routines and general preferences.

'''I / you / we / they:''' I listen to music on the bus.

'''he / she / it:''' She listens to music after school.

'''Question:''' When do you listen to music?

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== Giving a reason with because ==
Use '''because''' to connect an opinion and a reason.

'''I like jazz because it can sound surprising.'''

'''I prefer calm music because I can focus better.'''

Avoid very long sentences. One clear reason is enough.

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== Frequency words ==
Use '''often, usually, sometimes, never''' to describe habits.

'''I usually listen to music after school.'''

'''Word order tip:''' frequency word + main verb.

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= Help levels =
Choose the smallest help you need.

# '''Help 1 – word bank:''' pop, rock, hip-hop, jazz, classical, electronic, guitar, piano, drums, saxophone, violin, calm, energetic
# '''Help 2 – sentence frames:''' I like … / I listen to … when … / I prefer … because …
# '''Help 3 – question frames:''' What kind of …? / When do you …? / Why do you …?
# '''Help 4 – model:''' “I like pop. I listen to it on the bus because it gives me energy.”

After using help, try the task again with less support.

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= Feedback and error analysis =
Use feedback to make your own text clearer. Keep your own ideas.

'''Two stars and one step:'''
# Two things are clear or effective.
# One small thing can improve.

'''Error focus:''' Mark only one or two patterns:
# '''S''' = sentence structure
# '''V''' = verb form
# '''W''' = word choice

Example: “She listen to rock.” → '''V''' → “She listens to rock.”

'''AI rule:''' If you use AI-supported feedback in a school-approved setting, check facts, sources and suggestions. Do not let a tool replace your whole text. Keep your own version and decide what you change. Do not upload private recordings or personal data without permission.

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= Transfer: music fits the situation =
Choose one situation: '''studying – travelling – sport – relaxing – meeting friends'''.

Create a three-song '''fictional''' mini-playlist. Do not copy lyrics. For each choice, write one sentence about the style, sound or instrument.

Example: “Track 1 is an instrumental piano piece. I choose it because it is calm.”

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= Can-do check =
Tick what you can do.

{| class="wikitable"
! I can …
! Yes
! Not yet
|-
| name at least four music styles
| □
| □
|-
| name at least four instruments
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| □
|-
| describe one listening situation
| □
| □
|-
| give an opinion with because
| □
| □
|-
| ask one follow-up question
| □
| □
|-
| write a short structured text
| □
| □
|}

If you tick '''Not yet''', go back to the matching section and use one help level.

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''Which sentence gives an opinion and a reason?'''
(I like rock because it is energetic.)
(!Rock has guitars.)
(!I listen on Friday.)
(!Do you like rock?)

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'''Which word is an instrument?'''
(saxophone)
(!playlist)
(!relaxing)
(!usually)

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'''Which sentence describes a listening situation?'''
(I listen to music on the bus.)
(!Jazz is a music style.)
(!A piano has keys.)
(!Rock can be loud.)

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'''Which question asks about a preference?'''
(What kind of music do you like?)
(!Where is the guitar?)
(!How old is the piano?)
(!Who has the headphones?)

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'''Which word can describe how often you listen?'''
(usually)
(!guitar)
(!because)
(!concert)

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'''Which sentence has the correct present simple form?'''
(She listens to music after school.)
(!She listen to music after school.)
(!She listening to music after school.)
(!She to listen music after school.)

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'''What should you do before using a transcript or captions?'''
(Try listening for the main idea first.)
(!Translate every word first.)
(!Skip the audio.)
(!Copy all words.)

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'''Which phrase is a good follow-up question?'''
(When do you listen to it?)
(!I like it.)
(!It is a guitar.)
(!Music is nice.)

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'''What is the main goal in pronunciation practice?'''
(Clear and understandable speech.)
(!Perfect imitation of one accent.)
(!Speaking as fast as possible.)
(!Never pausing.)

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'''What is a good way to improve a short text?'''
(Check one or two error patterns and revise.)
(!Replace the whole text with another text.)
(!Ignore feedback.)
(!Add private data.)

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== Memory ==
<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
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| acoustic guitar || string instrument
|-
| drum kit || percussion
|-
| saxophone || woodwind
|-
| piano || keyboard instrument
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| violin || bowed strings
|-
| playlist || group of chosen tracks
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==
<div class="lueckentext-quiz">

{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''guitar'''
| string instrument
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| '''drums'''
| percussion instrument
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| '''saxophone'''
| woodwind instrument
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| '''piano'''
| keyboard instrument
|-
| '''violin'''
| bowed string instrument
|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==
<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
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| Guitar || Which instrument can be acoustic or electric?
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| Rhythm || What word means the pattern of beats?
|-
| Playlist || What do you call a chosen group of tracks?
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| Drummer || Who plays the drums?
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| Concert || What is a live music event called?
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| Saxophone || Which woodwind instrument is common in jazz?
|}
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== LearningApps ==
<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E9+G+-+Music+in+everyday+life </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==
<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
I often listen to music with { headphones } when I travel. My favourite { style } depends on the situation. When I study, I prefer calm music because it helps me { focus }. For sport, I sometimes choose music with a strong { beat }. I can talk about my preference with the phrase “I like … { because } …”. A good conversation also has a follow-up { question }. When I listen to English, I first try to understand the main { idea }. I use a transcript only after my first listening { attempt }. In a short text, I check the present simple and clear word { order }. I keep my own ideas when I use { feedback }.
</quiz>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===
# [[Music word cloud|Word cloud]]: Create a small English word cloud with ten music words from this course.
# [[Listening situation|Situation card]]: Draw one everyday listening situation and add three English labels.
# [[Instrument match|Instrument match]]: Choose one Commons instrument picture and write three simple facts in English.
# [[Opinion sentence|One reason]]: Write five “I like / I prefer … because …” sentences with different reasons.

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=== Standard ===
# [[Partner interview|Interview]]: Ask a partner four music questions and report three answers without private details.
# [[Mini playlist|Fictional playlist]]: Create a three-track fictional playlist for studying, sport or travel and explain each choice.
# [[Audio comparison|Sound comparison]]: Compare two free instrument clips with at least four adjectives.
# [[Short message|Class message]]: Write a short message suggesting music for a fictional school break and ask one follow-up question.

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=== Schwer ===
# [[Mini presentation|Presentation]]: Give a 60-second talk about music in everyday life with one visual and one reasoned preference.
# [[Mediation task|Mediation]]: Explain a short German school music notice in simple English without translating word for word.
# [[Survey project|Class survey]]: Run an anonymous class survey about listening situations and present the results in five simple English sentences.
# [[Media reflection|Media reflection]]: Compare listening with speakers and headphones. Discuss situation, comfort, other people and responsible volume in 100–120 words.

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= Lernkontrolle =
# [[Listening transfer|Listening transfer]]: Listen to one new free instrument clip. Identify the likely instrument and explain which listening situation it could fit and why.
# [[Reading transfer|Reading transfer]]: Read a new fictional music profile and explain how the person changes music choices for two situations.
# [[Speaking transfer|Speaking transfer]]: Have a one-minute conversation. Give a preference, one reason and one follow-up question.
# [[Writing transfer|Writing transfer]]: Write 80–100 words comparing your music choice for studying and travelling. Use present simple and because.
# [[Mediation transfer|Mediation transfer]]: Explain the key points of a short German music-event notice to an English-speaking visitor in simple English.
# [[Revision skill|Revision skill]]: Improve a short draft after feedback. Name one change in sentence structure and one change in word choice.

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= Lernnachweis =
For a learning record, show that you can:
# understand the main idea of a short, clear listening or viewing text about music
# use basic words for music styles, instruments and listening situations
# ask and answer simple questions about preferences
# give at least one clear reason with '''because'''
# speak understandably in a short exchange or mini-presentation
# write a short structured text with mostly clear present-simple sentences
# use help, feedback and revision steps independently
# mediate key information without translating every word

No external upload is needed for the learning record. Audio or video recording is voluntary and should stay private unless your school gives a clear, agreed task and permission.

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= Media and licence notes =
The images and audio files used above come from Wikimedia Commons. Check the file page for attribution and the exact licence before reuse outside the wiki. The course uses short instrumental or spoken-learning media and does not reproduce longer song lyrics.

# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Headphones_3.jpg Headphones 3.jpg] – CC BY-SA 3.0
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cort_electric_guitar.jpg Cort electric guitar.jpg] – CC BY-SA 4.0
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Drum_kit.jpg Drum kit.jpg] – CC BY-SA 4.0
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Piano_Keyboard.jpg Piano Keyboard.jpg] – CC BY-SA 3.0
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Violin.jpg Violin.jpg] – public domain
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Saxophone.jpg Saxophone.jpg] – CC BY-SA 4.0
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AcousticGuitarSample.ogg AcousticGuitarSample.ogg] – public domain
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Piano.ogg Piano.ogg] – CC BY-SA 3.0 / GFDL
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Drum_beat.ogg Drum beat.ogg] – CC BY-SA 3.0
# [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Lick_on_electric_guitar_(E_minor).ogg Electric guitar audio sample] – CC BY-SA 4.0
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InCaDqbkBWk BBC Learning English: Vocabulary Class – music] – embedded official learning video; use short sections for class work

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= OERs zum Thema =
<iframe> https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music </iframe>

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =
{| align=center
{{:D-Tab}}
'''[[E9 G - Music in everyday life]]'''
# [[Englisch]]
# [[Hörverstehen]]
# [[Sprechen]]
# [[Schreiben]]
# [[Mediation]]
# [[Musik]]
# [[Wortschatz]]
|}

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= Next course =
Continue with a related course such as [[E9 G - Music and media]] or [[E9 G - Going to a live event]]. Use the same learning loop: understand → respond → ask → hint → improve → use again.

[[Kategorie:Englisch]]
[[Kategorie:Klasse 9]]
[[Kategorie:G-Niveau]]
[[Kategorie:Baden-Württemberg]]
[[Kategorie:Musik]]
[[Kategorie:Hörverstehen]]
[[Kategorie:Sprechen]]
[[Kategorie:Schreiben]]

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= aiMOOC-Projekte =
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