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foreword
The Langenscheidt German Grammar was for
Completely revised and is now even more user-
friendly, informative and convenient.

Each chapter has a clear structure, which according
is structured forms, use and position. numerous
Examples facilitate the understanding and illustrate
the rules.

Simple explanations leave no grammar question open.

As example sentences and single words in the text.
Below 0 you will get information about the specific
Language peculiarities of the Germans.

If you the symbol | follow>, you can easily
understand how the various aspects of grammar
are interrelated.
Chapter and the levels have
on them. This betrayed wages sent what aspects of grammar
and what rules are relevant to LHR learning level. The
Levels refer not only to the respective
Grammar unit, but also to the in the Example
sets used vocabulary.
So you know exactly
that you should be aware of this vocabulary.

All grammar rules contained in this chapter, you should then dominate, unless one
Levels indicator on side, pointing out that
this rule for a higher level, for example, is determined.
Here is a brief explanation of what knowledge the
Levels of the European Framework of Reference are true:
A1 / A2: Basic user,
Q: You can select individual words and very simple sentences
understand and formulate.
- You can talk everyday situations
cope and understand short texts or even
Write.
B1 / B2: Independent user.
- you can in the areas of everyday life, travel and
communicate professional written and oral well.
- You have an active part in a large repertoire
grammatical structures and phrases
can already detect stylistic nuances in conversation.
And so you finally even exceeded your success
can check, see the end of the book a
Test to each grammar chapter. thus,
You find exactly the one where you still
have weaknesses and that Grammar unit
You should look at again is accordingly, and
others where you are already fit properly.
Now we wish you much fun and success
Learn German grammar!

Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Tips & Tricks
0 article
1.1 The definite article
1.2 The indefinite article
2 The noun
2.1 The genus
2.2 The Plural
2.3 The Case
2.3.1 The N-declination
2.3.2 The genitive with of
2.3.3 The declination of proper names
2.3.4 Case-signals
3 The adjective
3.1 The predicative and adverbial adjective
3.2 The attributive adjective
3.3 substantivized adjectives
3.4 attributive participles
4 The adverb
5 The comparison
5.1 The comparative
5.2 The superlative
6 The pronoun.
6.1 The personal pronoun
6.2 The pronoun it
6.3 Pronominal
6.4 The possessive pronoun
6.5 The demonstrative
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6.6 The relative pronoun
ß The verb
7.1 The conjugations
7.1.2 weak, strong and mixed verbs
7.2 The auxiliary verb
7.3 The modal verb
7.4 Separable and non-separable verbs
8 The indicative
8.1 The present tense
8.2 The past
8.2.1 The Perfect
8.2.2 The past tense
8.2.3 The pluperfect
8.3 The Futur
8.3.1 The future tense 1
8.3.2 The future tense il
9 The subjunctive
9.1 The subjunctive ll
9.2 The subjunctive
10 The imperative
11 The Infnitiv
11.1 The pure infinitive
11.2 The infinitive with to
12 The participle
12.1 The present participle
12.2 The participle Il
Contents J
13 The Passive
14 The conjunction
15 The set
15.1 The predicate
15.2 The subject
15.3 The object
15.4 The adverbial
6.15 The valence of verbs
16. The word position in the sentence
16.1 The individual fields
16.1.1 The apron
16.1.2 The midfield
16.1.3 The Nachfeld
16.2 The declarative sentence
16.3 The question set
17 The negation
18 The indirect speech
19 tests
20 solutions