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Leseverstehen[A COMPLICATED GARDEN PARTY]A complicated garden partyAnne and Tony are trying to prepare a garden party – buteverything goes wrong .Anne: We have to make invitation cards . then we need a tableand chairs, and food . and drinks .Tony: I can buy crisps and lemonade –Anne: No, you can’t! Crisps and lemonade! Really! No way. Weneed tea, mineral water, and orange juice. And let’s make a cake,and sausages, and a salad, and –Tony: No problem. You can make the cake, the sausages and thesalad, and I can buy the crisps.Anne: Very funny. I think mum can help us with the food. We must talk to her later. Let’smake the invitation cards, then.Tony: We can send our friends an email, can’t we? We don’t need invitation cards.Anne: Yes, we do! Invitation cards are nice. Now, who would you like to invite?Tony: Well, I want to invite Steve, Michael and Tina –Anne: Don’t be stupid, you can’t invite Michael AND Tina! They hate each other!Tony: Fine, then just Tina.Anne: You can’t invite Steve if you don’t invite Michael. They’re best friends.Tony: Fine, then just Michael –Anne: But Tina invited you to her birthday party, Tony. You must invite her.Tony: That’s silly, Anne.Anne: No, it’s not! It’s a serious problem.Tony: Okay, let’s talk about that later. What else do we need?Anne: Decorations. Balloons, candles, a colourful tablecloth, a –Tony: Just candles, please.Anne: You’re so lazy, Tony.Tony: No, I’m not. I just don’t like balloons. They’re for little kids. What about music? I’vegot a few good CDs, and –Anne: No, you haven’t. Nobody wants to listen to your CDs. You haven’t got any music for aparty. We need a CD with party songs.Tony: I like my CDs.1
Leseverstehen[A COMPLICATED GARDEN PARTY]Anne: Well, the others don’t. We can ask Jenny to bring her CDs along. Her CDs are great.Tony: Okay .Five hours later .Mum: Now, what about your party?Tony: Great. We’re almost done.Anne: No, we aren’t! We still have to prepare party games, look up recipes for cakes, andfind some nice DVDs, if it rains, we – Tony, where are you going? Tony, STAY HERE!!!EXERCISE 1 Richtig (true), falsch (wrong) oder nicht im Text (not in theTWNitTtext)? Kreuze an und verbessere anschließend die falschen Sätze.a) Tony wants to buy lemonade and crisps.b) Anne wants to buy a cake.c) Anne wants to send her friends an email.d) Tony wants to invite Steve, Michael and Tina.d) Michael and Tina are best friends.e) Tina invited Anne to her birthday party.f) Tony loves balloons.g) Tony doesn’t like Anne’s CDs.h) In the end, Tony leaves.2
Leseverstehen[A COMPLICATED GARDEN PARTY]EXERCISE 2 What do you call these things? Find the words in the text!a)b)c)d)e)f)g)h)i)EXERCISE 3 What do you need for a party? Complete the mind map below.For the partywe need fooddrinkslemonadeGrammatik-Übungen: KurzantwortenEXERCISE 1 Wie widersprechen sich Anne und Tony? Finde ihre Erwiderungen auf dieseSätze:a) I can buy crisps and lemonade. No, you can’t!b) We don’t need invitation cards. c) That’s silly. d) You’re so lazy. e) I’ve got a few good CDs. f) We’re almost done. 3
Leseverstehen[A COMPLICATED GARDEN PARTY]EXERCISE 2 Fülle die grauen Felder aus.Aussagesatz:Form vonTom is nice.to beYou aren’t nice.positive Antwortnegative Antwort(ja!, doch!)(nein!)Yes, he is!No, he isn’t!Ja, ist er!Nein, ist er nicht!Yes, I am!Bin ich doch!canhave got-He can sing.He has got a cat.He loves cats.Yes, he can!a)Ja, kann er!Nein, kann er nicht!b)No, he hasn’t!Ja, hat er!Nein, hat er nicht!Yes, he does!c)Ja, tut er!Nein, tut er nicht!EXERCISE 3 Verbinde die Aussage mit der dazu passenden Erwiderung.a) We can play football together.No, we haven’t!b) We need to clean the floor.No, we can’t!c) These cakes don’t taste good.Yes, they do!d) This invitation card looks stupid.Yes, I am!e) We’ve got much time left.No, it doesn’t!f) Your friend is fifteen.No, you haven’t!g) You aren’t nice.No, he isn’t!h) I’ve got lots of great CDs.No, we needn’t! / No, we don’t!EXERCISE 4 Widersprich den Aussagen wie in EXERCISE 4.a) I’ve got lots of great DVDs.b) Peter loves cats.c) We need to make invitation cards.d) We can sing really well.e) Bob is your brother.f) You can’t make a cake.g) Your brother isn’t silly.h) Sally and Eve are best friends.4
Leseverstehen[A COMPLICATED GARDEN PARTY]LösungenEXERCISE 1 True, wrong or not in the text? Correct the wrongTWNitTsentences.a) Tony wants to buy lemonade and crisps.xb) Anne wants to buy a cake.xc) Anne wants to send her friends an email.xd) Tony wants to invite Steve, Michael and Tina.xd) Michael and Tina are best friends.xe) Tina invited Anne to her birthday party.xf) Tony loves balloons.xg) Tony doesn’t like Anne’s CDs.h) In the end, Tony leaves.xxKorrektur der falschen Sätze:b) Anne doesn’t want to buy a cake. She wants to make a cake.c) Anne doesn’t want to send her friends an email. She wants to make invitation cards.d) Michael and Tina aren’t best friends. They hate each other. (alt. Michael and Steve are bestfriends.)f) Tony doesn’t love balloons. He doesn’t like them.EXERCISE 2 a) cake, b) crisps, c) balloon, d) invitation card, e) sausage, f) candle, g) salad, h)orange juice, i) CDEXERCISE 3 z.B.:food – crisps, sausages, cake, salad, chocolate, bread, biscuits, chips drinks – lemonade, tea, mineral water, orange juice, apple juice, coffee decorations – balloons, candles, colorful tablecloth activities – party games, CDs, DVDs Grammatik-Aufgaben:EXERCISE 1 b) Yes, we do! c) No, it isn’t. d) No, I’m not! e) No, you haven’t. f) No, we aren’t.EXERCISE 2 a) No, he can’t! – Nein, kann er nicht! b) Yes, he has! – Ja, hat er! c) No, hedoesn’t! – Nein, tut er nicht!5
Leseverstehen[A COMPLICATED GARDEN PARTY]EXERCISE 3a) We can play football together. – No, we can’t!b) We need to clean the floor. – No, we needn’t! / No, we don’t!c) These cakes don’t taste good. – Yes, they do!d) This invitation card looks stupid. – No, it doesn’t!e) We’ve got much time left. – No, we haven’t!f) Your friend is fifteen. – No, he isn’t!g) You aren’t nice. – Yes, I am!h) I’ve got lots of great CDs. – No, you haven’t!EXERCISE 4a) No, you haven’t! b) No, he doesn’t! c) No, we needn’t! / No, we don’t! d) No, you can’t! /No, we can’t! e) No, he isn’t! f) Yes, I can! / Yes, we can! g) Yes, he is! h) No, they aren’t!6
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