4.4 Language Structures 1. Dative verbs (gut/schlecht

• Dative verbs: gut/schlecht gehen, wehtun, schmerzen, empfehlen, geben
• Dative personal pronouns (mir, dir, ihm, ihr, uns, euch, ihnen)
• The Präteritum of haben and sein
• Modal verbs sollen, müssen, dürfen
• The imperative Sie-form
• The infinitive with zu and the infinitive without zu
• Reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns

• identify language structures for communication
• apply acquired language structures for communication
• appreciate the knowledge of grammar structures in effective communication

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1. Dative verbs and dative pronouns
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   Recognise dative verbs and use the dative pronouns correctly.
2. weh tun and schmerzen
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   Describe aches and pains with a dative person.
3. The dative verbs empfehlen and geben
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   Recommend and give things to a person in the dative.
4. The Präteritum of haben and sein
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   Talk about the past with hatte and war.
5. The modal verbs sollen, müssen and dürfen
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   Give advice, duty and permission with modal verbs.
6. The imperative Sie-form
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   Give polite advice with the Sie-imperative.
7. The infinitive with zu and without zu
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   Build sentences with zu plus infinitive and without zu.
8. Reflexive verbs
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   Use reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns about health.