
Easy German Step-by-Step
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Pronunciation and Cognates
- The Alphabet
- Step 1: Consonants
- Step 2: Vowels
- Letter Combinations
- Consonants
- Vowels
- Step 3: Cognates
- 2 Gender and heißen
- German Gender
- Step 1: Masculine
- Step 2: Feminine
- Step 3: Neuter
- Heißen
- 3 Nominative Pronouns, der-Words, and the Verb sein
- German Personal Pronouns
- Step 1: Third Person Pronouns and Gender
- Step 2: Der-Words
- The Verb sein
- 4 Ein-Words, haben, and the Present Tense
- Ein-Words
- Kein
- Step 1: Possessive Adjectives
- Step 2: The Verb haben
- Present Tense
- 5 Irregular Present Tense and werden
- Irregular Present Tense
- Step 1: Irregularities Formed with an Umlaut
- Step 2: Irregularities Formed with a Shift from -e- to -i-
- Step 3: Irregularities Formed with a Shift from -e- to -ie-
- Conjugation of werden
- The Impersonal es
- 6 Accusative Case: Direct Objects and Prepositions
- Accusative Case
- Step 1: Direct Object Nouns
- Step 2: Direct Object Pronouns
- Step 3: Prepositions
- Masculine Plurals
- Mastery Check 1
- 7 Regular Past Tense and Interrogative Words
- The Past Tense
- Step 1: The Past Tense Suffix -te
- Step 2: Adverbs for the Past Tense
- Forming Questions
- Step 3: Feminine Plurals
- 8 Irregular Past Tense and Neuter Plurals
- Irregular Past Tense
- Step 1: German Irregular Past Tense
- Step 2: Numbers, the Year, and Age
- Using fragen
- Neuter Plurals
- 9 Dative Case and More Irregular Past Tense
- Dative Case
- Step 1: Dative Case in German
- Haben, sein, werden in the Past Tense
- Step 2: Wissen and kennen
- 10 Dative Expressions and Conjunctions aber, oder, und, and sondern
- The Dative Case
- Step 1: More Dative Verbs and Dative Expressions
- Conjunctions
- Step 2: Können und müssen
- 11 Regular Present Perfect Tense
- The Present Perfect Tense
- Step 1: Haben and Regular Past Participles
- Step 2: Sein and the Present Perfect Tense
- Ordinal Numbers and Prefixes
- Step 3: Ordinal Numbers
- Step 4: Inseparable Prefixes
- 12 Adjective Endings and Separable Prefixes
- Adjectives
- Step 1: Adjective Endings
- Nominative Case Adjectives
- Accusative Case Adjectives
- Step 2: Separable Prefixes
- 13 Irregular Present Perfect Tense and Prefixes
- The Irregular Present Perfect Tense
- Step 1: German Irregular Past Participles
- Step 2: Haben, sein, werden, sterben
- Step 3: Prefixes
- Mastery Check 2
- 14 Genitive Case and Antonyms
- Genitive Case
- Step 1: German Possessives
- Step 2: Containers
- Step 3: Genitive Prepositions
- Antonyms
- Step 4: Opposites in German
- Gehen
- Step 5: Gehen and Infinitives
- 15 Future Tense and Modal Auxiliaries
- The Future Tense
- Step 1: German Future Tense
- Modal Auxiliaries
- Step 2: German Modal Auxiliaries
- 16 Dependent Clauses and Conjunctions
- Dependent Clauses
- Step 1: German Clauses
- Subordinating Conjunctions
- Step 2: Dass and ob
- 17 Dative-Accusative Prepositions
- Prepositions with More Than One Function
- Step 1: Dative Case
- Step 2: Inanimate Pronouns
- Step 3: Accusative Case
- Geography
- Step 4: Die Welt (The World)
- 18 Comparative and Superlative
- Comparative
- Step 1: German Comparative Adverbs and Adjectives
- Step 2: Irregular Comparatives
- Superlative
- Step 3: German Superlative Adverbs and Adjectives
- Step 4: Irregular Superlatives
- 19 Imperatives and Double Infinitives
- Commands
- Step 1: The German Imperative
- Double Infinitives
- Step 2: Present Perfect and Future Tenses
- Step 3: Helfen, hören, lassen, and sehen
- 20 Using All the Cases and All the Tenses
- Cases and Declensions
- Step 1: German Declensions of Nouns and Pronouns
- Tenses
- Step 2: Varieties in the German Tenses
- Mastery Check 3
- Appendix A: Fraktur Alphabet (1600-1940)
- Appendix B: The Principal Parts of Irregular Verbs
- Answer Key
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