This resource is a conversation between Jamie Oliver, a principal, a parent representative, a student, and the head of the canteen about introducing healthier food at school. It is tailored for Year 11-12 and comes along with reading comprehension questions, a writing task as a follow-up activity after the reading, and an answer sheet for the reading comprehension questions. Enjoy!

Examples of German order (visual): 1. Verb second 2. Inversion 3. Use of modal verbs, future, tense, past tense 4. Coordinating + subordinating conjunctions 5. Infinitives 5. Time, Manner, Place

German Word Order explained visually; hyperlinks and action buttons make it easier to jump to the content you wish to study / revise. Table of contents: VERB SECOND Normal Sentence Inversion Time, Manner, Place B. QUESTIONS C. FUTURE TENSE, CONDITIONAL TENSE and MODAL VERBS D. PAST TENSE E. COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS F. SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS G. RELATIVE PRONOUNS H. USE OF THE INFINITVE

PowerPoint on separable/inseparable verbs + exercises Separable vs inseparable verbs (visual handout) + example phrases

Table of Contents: Subordinating Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions - Example Sentences Cases - Table Cases - Explained Dative Verbs Genitive Possessive Pronouns Prepositions & Personal Pronouns Relative Pronouns Irregular Verbs - sein, haben und werden Modal Verbs Modal Verbs - examples Reflexive Verbs Separable & Inseparable Verbs Infinitives with and without ‘zu’ Imperfect Tense Conditional Tense Conditional Tense - Examples Passive Tenses - Overview