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Travel & Tourism

Holidays, travel, transport, booking accommodation and describing trips.

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Do German nouns and articles change in different roles?

Travel & Tourism is a core part of GCSE German. Revise the key concepts and common mistakes below, then lock them in with the free games.

Key concepts

UrlaubszieleHoliday destinations: ans Meer (to the sea), in die Berge (to the mountains), ins Ausland (abroad).
VerkehrsmittelTransport: mit dem Auto, mit dem Zug, mit dem Flugzeug, mit dem Bus, zu Fuß (on foot).
UnterkunftAccommodation: das Hotel, die Jugendherberge (youth hostel), das Ferienhaus, der Campingplatz.
Dative prepositionsmit, nach, von, zu, aus, bei, seit + dative. 'Ich fahre mit dem Zug' (dem = dative of der).
Future with werdenwerden + infinitive (at end): 'Ich werde nach Spanien fahren' (I will go to Spain).
Imperfect with war/hatte'Es war toll' (It was great), 'Wir hatten Spaß' (We had fun). Common past forms in writing.
ich habe besuchtI visited — haben + past participle of besuchen.
ich bin gefahrenI travelled / went — sein + gefahren (movement).
ich bin geflogenI flew — sein + geflogen.
es hat gefallenIt was enjoyable — es hat mir gefallen.
letzten SommerLast summer — accusative time phrase.
die SehenswürdigkeitenSights / tourist attractions — feminine plural.
mit dem FlugzeugBy plane — dative phrase.
mit dem AutoBy car — dative; or just per Auto.
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Common mistakes to avoid

Questions where students often pick the tempting wrong answer — make sure you know the right one:

Do German nouns and articles change in different roles?✗ No, they never change.   ✓ Yes — German uses cases (nominative, accusative, dative, genitive).

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