This intermediate, modular approach to German grammar serves as both handbook and reference and practice manual. The 30 chapters are organized so that instructors can teach sequentially or take a modular approach as each chapter is a self-contained unit and can be used in any order. The streamlined chapter organization facilitates work in the classroom, presenting new information followed by oral and written practice as follows: "Grammatik (grammar), "Wortschatz (vocabulary), "Ubungen (self and small group practice), "Anwendung (in-class group activities), "Schriftliche Themen (writing skills), and "Zusammenfassung (a new summary section).The text follows the new "Rechtschreibreform rules."Zusammenfassung includes an "at a glance" presentation in color-coded, illustrated form.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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By bbrooker@stetson.edu (DeLand, FL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Deutschen Handbook Second Edition (German Edition) (Hardcover)
This is an excellent reference for intermediate and advanced students of German. Rules are explained thoroughly yet not too short and not too long. Not intended for beginners, this reference manual is very convenient for the user because of its modular approach. Modules can be approached in any sequence as they are complete self-contained units independent of eachother. In cases where the grammatical topics of one module influence another, the author was sure to add references for the reader in order to go to the appropriate module for supplementary grammatical guidance. In order to improve this book, I recommend providing answers to exercises so that students can check themselves.
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By Gracejoy "gracejoy7" (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Deutschen Handbook Second Edition (German Edition) (Hardcover)
If you are a serious student of German, then this book is worth the money. It is a thorough overview of German grammar, written in a not too difficult, but not too "easy", way. For me, it is the only book that covers almost all aspects of German grammar in depth without being too complicated. I am currently studying in Germany and this is the one book I bothered to bring with me from home, because it is just so useful. It is well-organized, easy-to-navigate, and accurate. In addition to detailed grammar explanations there are plenty of varied writing exercises for you, the student, to practice what you've learned. It is definitely not for total beginners, but intermediate and advanced students will find it a wonderful resource for learning the complex structures of German grammar. It would also serve as a great review for someone who completed several years of German but needs to brush up on the formal aspects of the language, as well as those preparing for German language exams.
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This review is from: Handbuch zur deutschen Grammatik: Wiederholen und anwenden (Paperback)
This book is excellent for the moderately fluent German student. Mine is dog-eared from continual use, and it is the only grammar reference I ever use now. Almost everything else is too complex/insufficiently explained. The section on adjectival endings is poor, I admit, for which one can consult The Essentials of German, published by REA and written by Linda Thomas. Pages 58 and 59 will give you all the adjective endings you will ever need.
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