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|a Practising German Grammar
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|a Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Points for the user -- 1 Nouns -- 1−9 Gender -- 10−18 Noun plurals -- 19-27 Noun declension -- 2 Case -- 1 The nominative -- 2−5 The accusative -- 6−9, 13 The genitive -- 10−13 The dative -- 14−16 Apposition -- 17−18 Measurement phrases -- 19−21 Case: general -- 3 Personal pronouns -- 1 Personal pronouns: general -- 2−4 Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns -- 5, 10 Third person pronouns: general -- 6 Third person pronoun or prepositional adverb? -- 7−11 The pronoun es -- 4 The articles -- 1-2 Definite article: general -- 3-4 Definite article or possessive? -- 5−9 Uses of the articles -- 5 Other determiners and pronouns -- 1−2, 5−6, 13 Demonstratives -- 3−4, 17 Possessives -- 5−6 Interrogatives -- 7 Prepositional adverbs -- 8-13 Relative pronouns -- 13 The uses of der/die/das -- 14 all- -- 15−17 einer/keiner, kein -- 18 German equivalents for English 'some' and 'any' -- 19 Pronouns: general -- 6 Adjectives -- 1-3 The use of the strong and weak declensions -- 4−6 Declension of adjectives -- 7 Adjectives and the noun phrase -- 8−12 Adjectives used as nouns -- 13 Cases with adjectives -- 14 Adjectives with prepositions -- 7 Adverbs -- 1−2 Adverbs of direction -- 3−4 Adverbs of place and direction -- 5 The use of adjectives as adverbs -- 6−7 Adverbs of manner, viewpoint and attitude -- 8 Comparison of adjectives and adverbs -- 1−2 Comparative and superlative -- 3 Proportion expressed with je . . . desto -- 4 Forms of the superlative -- 9 Numerals -- 1 Equivalents for 'half' -- 2 Forms and phrases with -mal or Mal -- 10 Modal particles -- 1−4 Uses of the modal particles -- 11 Expressions of time -- 1 Times of the clock -- 2 Time phrases -- 3 Adverbs of time -- 12 Verbs: conjugation -- 1-3, 7, 9 Weak and strong verbs -- 4−5 Weak, strong and irregular verbs -- 6, 8 The past and the pluperfect
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|a 10−11 haben or sein in the perfect? -- 12 The future and the passive -- 13 The infinitive and the participles -- 1-11, 13 The infinitive with zu -- 11-13 The infinitive without zu -- 14 Uses of the infinitive -- 15-17 Infinitival nouns -- 18-19 The extended participial phrase -- 20 Uses of the present and past participles -- 21-22 German equivalents of English constructions with the 'ing'-form -- 14 The uses of the tenses -- 1-4 The present tense -- 5-6 The past and the perfect -- 7-10 The future and the future perfect -- 11 The pluperfect -- 12−14 German equivalents for the English progressive tenses -- 15-17 Use of the tenses: general -- 15 The passive -- 1−6 The werden-passive -- 7-9 The werden-passive and the sein-passive -- 10 Von or durch with the passive -- 11-15 Alternative passive constructions -- 16-17 The passive: general -- 16 Mood: the imperative and subjunctive -- 1−2 The imperative -- 3 The imperative and the werden-passive -- 4 The imperative and Konjunktiv I -- 5 Konjunktiv II -- 6−11 Conditional sentences -- 12−17 Indirect speech -- 18-21 Other uses of the subjunctive -- 22-23 The subjunctive mood: general -- 17 The modal auxiliaries -- 1 Tenses and mood forms of modal verbs -- 2-3 Modal verbs in subordinate clauses -- 4 The omission of the infinitive after the modal verbs -- 5 Dürfen -- 6 Können, kennen or wissen? -- 7 Sollen -- 8 Sollen, müssen, dürfen -- 9−16 The modal auxiliaries: general -- 18 Verbs: valency -- 1-3 Valency, complements and sentence patterns -- 4−6 The impersonal subject es -- 7-9, 16 The accusative object -- 8-10 The dative object -- 11 Objects and cases -- 12-18 Prepositional objects -- 19 The valency of verbs: general -- 19 Conjunctions and subordination -- 1 Coordinating conjunctions -- 2 Conjunctions of time -- 3 Causal conjunctions -- 4 The use of indem -- 5 Conjunctions with so
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|a 6−7 Conjunctions: general -- 20 Prepositions -- 1 Uses of bis -- 2 Time phrases with prepositions -- 3-8 Prepositions and cases -- 9-12 Prepositions with similar usage -- 13 German equivalents for English 'to' -- 14 Prepositions: general -- 21 Word order -- 1-5 Clause structure and the position of the verb -- 6-10 Initial position in main clauses -- 11 The order of other elements in the sentence -- 12 The place of the pronouns -- 13-14 The order of objects -- 15 The order of elements inside and outside the verbal bracket -- 16-18 The order of adverbials -- 19-20 The position of nicht -- 21 The position of prepositional objects -- 22 Word order in multiple subordinate clauses -- 23 The placing of elements after the final portions of the verb -- 24 Word order: general -- 22 Word formation -- 1 The formation of nouns -- 2-3 The formation of adjectives -- 4-8 The formation of verbs -- 9 Word formation: general -- 23 Spelling and punctuation -- 1 The use of capitals -- 2 The use of the comma -- 3 The use of capitals, ß and commas -- Answers to the exercises -- Glossary of grammatical terms -- Acknowledgements
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|a This new edition of PRACTISING GERMAN GRAMMAR provides you with varied and accessible exercises for developing an in-depth and practical awareness of German as it is spoken and written today. Whether used independently or as the ideal companion to the fifth edition of the widely acclaimed HAMMER'S GERMAN GRAMMAR AND USAGE, this third edition of PRACTISING GERMAN GRAMMAR provides you with the right tools to understand German successfully. Using lively, authentic texts from a wide range of original sources and offering a variety of new and updated exercises designed to stimulate even the most grammar-shy student, PRACTISING GERMAN GRAMMAR THIRD EDITION will help you to to expand your vocabulary and improve your ability to speak German
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