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Kаpitel 4 Grаmmаr CruncherLinks tо an external site. during the assessment. This week's grammar fоcus: Accusative prepоsitions; stem-changing ("special") verbs; wissen vs. kennen. Part 1: Writing (Honorlock-proctored) Instructions: Using the Grammar Cruncher as needed, write three question-and-answer pairs about your own Avatar and your groupmates' Avatars, one modeled on each column below. Was? Wer? (wissen/kennen) Wann? (stem-changing verb) Model: "Was kauft Avatar 1 noch?" Kapitel 4 Grid, Was #4 Your turn — example: Q: Was kauft Avatar 1 noch? A: Avatar 1 kauft noch einen Tisch für sein Zimmer. (What else does Avatar 1 buy? Avatar 1 also buys a table for his room.) Model: "Does Avatar 1 already know the Sperrmüll website?" (the Grid has no naturally wissen/kennen-shaped question) adapted from Kapitel 4 dialog content, not a direct Grid item Your turn — example: Q: Kennt Avatar 1 den Sperrmüll schon? A: Nein, Avatar 1 kennt den Sperrmüll noch nicht. (Does Avatar 1 already know the Sperrmüll website? No, Avatar 1 doesn't know it yet.) Model: adapted from the dialog's furnishing scene, using the stem-changing verb geben (du gibst/er gibt) — fills the Grid's gap in stem-changing verb examples adapted from Kapitel 4 dialog content, not a direct Grid item Your turn — example: Q: Wann gibt Avatar 3 Avatar 1 einen Rasierapparat? A: Avatar 3 gibt Avatar 1 heute einen Rasierapparat. (When does Avatar 3 give Avatar 1 a razor? Avatar 3 gives Avatar 1 a razor today.) Your Questions and Answers must include at least one adverbial modifier of time, causality, manner, or place/destination (in that order, if more than one). For each German question and its answer, give the English meaning. (3 points per question, 3 points per answer — write 3 question-and-answer pairs total, one modeled on each column above, or choose your own additional pairing from the Grid with instructor approval.)