Kаpitel 3 Grаmmаr CruncherLinks tо an external site. during the assessment. This week's grammar fоcus: Wоrd order 2 — TeKaMoLo: temporal, causal, modal, local adverbial ordering. 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. Each answer should include at least two adverbial types (time, manner, place — causal is optional, since German causal prepositions beyond "aus" are not yet part of your active vocabulary) in the correct TeKaMoLo order. Wann? Wie? Wohin? Model: "Wann ist Avatar 4 nach Mannheim gekommen?" Kapitel 3 Grid, Wann #4 Your turn — example: Q: Wann ist Avatar 4 nach Mannheim gekommen? A: Avatar 4 ist gestern mit dem Zug nach Mannheim gekommen. (When did Avatar 4 come to Mannheim? Avatar 4 came to Mannheim yesterday by train.) time – manner – place. "mit dem Zug" is the lesson's own example phrase. Model: adapted from "Wo sind Avatare 2 und 3 zuerst?" Kapitel 3 Grid, Wo #2 Your turn — example: Q: Wie kommen Avatare 2 und 3 aus der Mensa? A: Avatare 2 und 3 kommen heute schnell aus der Mensa. (How do Avatars 2 and 3 come out of the dining hall? Today Avatars 2 and 3 come out of the dining hall quickly.) time – manner – place. "aus der Mensa" is modeled directly in the dialog. Model: adapted from "Warum kommen Avatar 2 und Avatar 3 etwas spät?" — reworded to avoid the genitive-adjacent causal framing and focus on time–manner–place instead Kapitel 3 Grid, Warum #2 Your turn — example: Q: Wohin sind Avatar 2 und Avatar 3 heute zusammen gegangen? A: Avatar 2 und Avatar 3 sind heute zusammen zur Terrasse gegangen. (Where did Avatars 2 and 3 go together today? Avatars 2 and 3 went to the terrace together today.) time – manner – place, in that order. 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.)