German Da- and Wo-Compounds with Prepositions
Two-way prepositions such as an, auf, hinter, über and zwischen form the da- and wo-compounds taught in this German grammar bundle, which pairs a lesson text and audio recording with a practice worksheet and answer key.

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- Foreign Languages, German
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- learn German, Deutsch lernen
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- Activities, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
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German: Da- and Wo-Compounds with Two-Way Prepositions This German grammar lesson teaches students how to use the da- and wo-compounds created with two-way prepositions like an, auf, hinter, in, neben, über, unter, vor, and zwischen. The bundle works best when used alongside the accompanying YouTube video that explains the grammar concept. The bundle includes the video transcript, audio recording, a worksheet for practice, and an answer key. The worksheet has students translate several English sentences into German using the da- and wo-compounds. This lesson is one in a series exploring da- and wo-compounds; see the product page for the full list. To implement this resource, first watch the video lesson together. Then have students work on the worksheet in small groups and check each other's answers using the key. The various components allow you to reinforce the grammar point through reading, listening, writing and speaking.
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Build da-compounds from two-way prepositions to answer questions
- Turn German sentences into wo-compound questions
Teaching tips
- A companion YouTube video is linked from the lesson text, and the lesson assumes students have seen the earlier video in the series.
Skills covered
- Sentence transformation — rewriting prepositional phrases as da- and wo-compounds
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Core concepts
- Da-compounds
- Wo-compounds
- Two-way prepositions
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