German Grammar DrillsWhen it comes to learning grammar, the best way is to JUST DO IT! For learning grammar, you'll find the most success in retaining your skills through drills, drills, and more drills. German Grammar Drills reinforces your knowledge and enhance your ability to read, write, and speak in German. This book introduces essential grammar concepts, with practical examples to demonstrate their correct usage. You will flex your grammar muscle with the exercises included in each section. Inside this new edition you'll find:
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Contents
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4 Nominative Case | 21 |
5 Accusative Case | 29 |
6 Dative Case | 39 |
7 Genitive Case | 51 |
8 AccusativeDative Prepositions | 59 |
16 Future Tenses | 139 |
17 Imperatives | 145 |
18 Reflexive Pronouns | 149 |
19 Prefixes | 165 |
20 Numbers Time Days of the Week and the Calendar | 173 |
21 Modal Auxiliaries and Double Infinitives | 185 |
22 Conjunctions | 195 |
23 Relative Pronouns | 203 |
9 Der Words and Ein Words | 69 |
10 Adjectives | 85 |
11 Contractions | 93 |
12 Questions and Interrogatives | 97 |
13 Present Tense | 105 |
14 Past Tense | 117 |
15 Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tenses | 127 |
24 Comparatives and Superlatives | 213 |
25 Passive Voice | 225 |
26 Subjunctive Mood | 235 |
27 Infinitive Clauses | 247 |
Final Review | 269 |
Answer Key | 299 |
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accusative case adjective adverb appropriate auxiliary become best completes besuchen bold print Bruder Buch changing Circle the letter completes each sentence conjugation dative case definite article direct object Eltern ending English Erik Euro example Exercise fahren feminine follow Frau Freund Freundin Fußball future tense gekauft genitive German Gudrun hast Haus helfen Hund imperative inseparable prefix interrogative irregular verbs Jungen kalt kaufen kaufte krank Lehrer Lehrerin Let’s look at look Mädchen Mann Martin masculine modal Mundharmonika muss Mutter neue neuter nominative numbers occurs Onkel participle past perfect past tense perfect tense phrase in bold plural nouns possessive preposition present perfect present tense provided in parentheses question reflexive pronouns reflexive verbs relative pronoun require Rewrite each sentence Rewrite the following sample answers Schule Schwester separable singular sprechen Studenten subjunctive suffix Tante third-person Tisch Touristen umlaut unseren Vater viel vowel Wagen wohnt word or phrase Write