German Grammar: Using einen after ich habe

This German grammar resource introduces the use of einen after ich habe when talking about siblings and family members. It explains the accusative pattern ein Bruder → einen Bruder, while also reinforcing the forms eine Schwester, zwei Stiefbrüder, zwei Halbgeschwister and keine Geschwister.
The resource includes:

• A clear grammar explanation
• German–English vocabulary support
• Model sentences and key structures
• Recognition activities
• German–English matching
• Gap-fill exercises
• Sentence correction
• Sentence-building tasks
• Sentence extension activities
• Translation into English
• Translation into German
• An extended writing challenge
• Full answer keys and a model response

The accompanying presentation follows the written activities and includes separate answer slides for classroom feedback and self-assessment. The materials can be used together for whole-class teaching or independently for guided practice, revision, cover work or homework.

This resource is suitable for beginner German learners studying the accusative case through the topic of siblings and family relationships.