| Description |
1 online resource (320 pages) |
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1 Grammar: what is it?; 1.1 Spelling; 1.2 Parts of speech; 1.3 Sentence structure; 1.4 Verbs; 1.5 Register and style; 1.6 German grammar terms; 2 Letters and sounds; 2.1 The alphabet; 2.2 Vowels; 2.3 Umlaut; 2.4 Diphthongs; 2.5 Consonants; 3 Punctuation and spelling; 3.1 Commas; 3.2 Other punctuation; 3.3 ss or ß; 3.4 Splitting words; 3.5 Spelling; 4 Articles; 4.1 The definite article; 4.2 The indefinite article; 4.3 Including an article; 4.4 Omission of the article; 5 Determiners; 5.1 What are determiners?; 5.2 der words; 5.3 ein words |
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6 Noun genders6.1 Gender in German; 6.2 Masculine nouns; 6.3 Feminine nouns; 6.4 Neuter nouns; 6.5 Compound nouns; 6.6 Nouns with two genders; 7 Noun plurals; 7.1 Plural in -n or -en; 7.2 Plural in -e or ̈+ -e; 7.3 No change in the plural; 7.4 Plural in ̈only; 7.5 Plural in -er or ̈+ -er; 7.6 Plural in -s; 7.7 Other plurals; 8 Noun declensions; 8.1 Standard (or strong) declension; 8.2 Weak declension; 8.3 Adjectival declension; 8.4 Mixed declension; 9 Pronouns; 9.1 Personal pronouns; 9.2 Possessive adjectives and pronouns; 9.3 Relative pronouns; 9.4 Interrogative pronouns |
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9.5 Indefinite pronouns10 Nominative case and accusative case; 10.1 General information on cases; 10.2 The nominative; 10.3 The accusative; 11 Dative case; 11.1 Indirect object; 11.2 Prepositions (general); 11.3 Prepositions (location); 11.4 Verbs with dative; 11.5 Impersonal verbs; 11.6 Verbs with certain prefixes; 11.7 Adjectives (sensation); 11.8 Adjectives (general); 11.9 Advantage/disadvantage; 11.10 Parts of the body, clothes; 12 Genitive case; 12.1 Possession; 12.2 Verbs with genitive; 12.3 Prepositions; 12.4 Adjectives; 12.5 Expressions with sein; 12.6 Time expressions |
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12.7 Set expressions13 Adjectives; 13.1 Adjective endings; 13.2 der declension; 13.3 ein declension; 13.4 Zero declension; 13.5 Other adjective types; 13.6 Non-declinable adjectives; 13.7 Spelling of certain adjectives; 13.8 Adjectives with prepositions; 14 Adverbs; 14.1 Adverb types; 14.2 Forming adverbs; 14.3 Adverbs of direction; 14.4 Question words; 15 Comparison of adjectives and adverbs; 15.1 Comparative and superlative adjectives; 15.2 Comparative and superlative adverbs; 15.3 Adjectives and adverbs: miscellaneous points; 16 Prepositions; 16.1 Prepositions and their use |
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16.2 Prepositions with accusative16.3 Prepositions with dative; 16.4 Prepositions with accusative or dative; 16.5 Prepositions with genitive; 17 Word order: main clauses; 17.1 Word order and the finite verb; 17.2 Simple sentences; 17.3 Two main clauses; 17.4 Direct questions and commands; 18 Word order: subordinate clauses; 18.1 Main and subordinate clauses; 18.2 Subordinating conjunctions; 18.3 Modal verbs in subordinate clauses; 18.4 Infinitive clauses; 19 Word order: relative clauses and indirect questions; 19.1 Relative clauses; 19.2 Indirect questions; 20 Word order: pronouns and nouns; 20.1 Reflexive pronouns |
| Summary |
Make German grammar second nature with this trusted reference book containing over 300 activities - now completely revised in line with the new A-level specifications. - Supplement key resources in class or encourage independent practice at home, with clear explanations of the grammar points needed at A-level and knowledge-check exercises throughout - Prepare for assessment with longer application activities focused on developing writing skills such as translation and summary - Build confidence as exercises get increasingly more challenging to mirror students' advancement throughout the course |
| Notes |
"German grammar for A-level"--Cover subtitle |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
German language -- Grammar
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German language -- Textbooks for foreign speakers -- English
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German language.
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German language -- Grammar.
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| Genre/Form |
Textbooks
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Klapper, John, 1958- author
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McMahon, Trudi, author.
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| ISBN |
9781510431607 |
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1510431608 |
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