Practice Makes Perfect: Complete German All-in-One

✍ Scribed by Ed Swick (editor)

• Publisher: McGraw Hill
• Year: 2019
• Tongue: English, German
• Leaves: 642
• Edition: 1
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

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The most comprehensive way to learn German – with six bestselling books in one!

Drawn from six workbooks in the bestselling Practice Makes Perfect series, this powerhouse volume features all the knowledge and practice you need to master German. With Practice Makes Perfect: Complete German All-in-One, you will build your German vocabulary, straighten out your sentences, overcome your fear of verb tenses, master the intricacies of grammar, and much more. This value-packed workbook covers all the facets of German and offers thorough explanations that are reinforced by hundreds of model sentences.

You will, or course, get plenty of practice, practice, practice with exercises that test all your new language skills. Whether you are learning on your own or taking a beginning German class, Practice Makes Perfect: Complete German All-in-One will help you master German in no time at all.

Six Practice Makes Perfect Books in One:

Complete German Grammar; German Verb Tenses; German Pronouns and Prepositions; Intermediate German Grammar; German Conversation; German Sentence Builder

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
1 Pronunciation and gender
2 Definite and indefinite articles
3 Pronouns, plurals, and the verb sein
4 Titles, location, and interrogatives
5 The verbs haben and werden and negation
6 The present tense and numbers
7 Direct objects and the accusative case
8 Irregular verbs in the present tense
9 Imperatives
10 The present perfect tense
11 Past perfect and future tense
12 Separable and inseparable prefixes and imperatives
13 Accusative prepositions and interrogatives
14 Regular verbs in the past tense and word order
15 Indirect objects and the dative case
16 Irregular verbs in the past tense
17 Modal auxiliaries in the present and past tenses
18 Wissen and kennen
19 The accusative-dative prepositions
20 Genitive case, the comparative, and the superlative
21 The future perfect, negation, and imperatives
22 Relative pronouns
23 Modifiers, adverbs, reflexive pronouns, and conjunctions
24 Double infinitive structures
25 The passive voice
26 The subjunctive
27 More on the subjunctive mood
28 Building sentences
29 Building more sentences
30 Conversation
31 More conversation
Appendix A: The principal parts of irregular verbs
Appendix B: Prepositions and their required cases
Appendix C: Summary of declensions
Answer key