Dif­fe­ren­zie­rungs­an­ge­bo­te - Step C

 

(Un­ter­stüt­zung durch stär­ke­re Schü­ler / Skills-Trai­ning)

 

If you don't un­der­stand so­me­thing about the story, then you can: - (in les­sons) ask our "ex­perts": Linda for chap­ter 1; Lu­g­ain for chap­ters 2 & 3; Anna for chap­ter 4. Just write the word or phra­se you don’t un­der­stand on the blank pos­ters and they’ll tell you what it means. - (at home) look up words in an on­line dic­tio­na­ry (see the help sheet!).

 

Loo­king up words with an on­line dic­tio­na­ry

If you don't know what a word means, you can use an on­line dic­tio­na­ry to find out. Here are
some web­sites to help you:

http://​www.​leo.​org
http://​dic­tio­na­ry.​cam­bridge.​org
http://​www.​oxf​ordd​icti​onar​ies.​com
http://​de.​pons.​com

 

Here's an ex­amp­le of one on­line dic­tio­na­ry: LEO

 

 

Now you can look up some dif­fi­cult words from the Sher­lock Hol­mes story. Write down what they mean in Ger­man.

pipe (p. 3) = __________________________________

im­portant (p. 3) = __________________________________

sur­pri­sed (p. 4) = __________________________________

death (p. 5) = __________________________________

wife (p. 5) = __________________________________

hus­band (p. 6) = __________________________________

burn (p. 8) = __________________________________

cer­tain­ly (p. 10) = __________________________________

un­be­lieva­ble (p. 17) = __________________________________

 

Now you can look up other words from the story and look them up:

_____________________ =

_____________________ =

_____________________ =

_____________________ =

_____________________ =

_____________________ =

_____________________ =

 

An­s­wers:

pipe (p. 3) = die Pfei­fe
im­portant (p. 3) = wich­tig
sur­pri­sed (p. 4) = über­rascht
death (p. 5) = der Tod
wife (p. 5) = die Ehe­frau
hus­band (p. 6) = der Ehe­mann
burn (p. 8) = bren­nen
cer­tain­ly (p. 10) = mit Si­cher­heit
un­be­lieva­ble (p. 17) = un­glaub­lich

 

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