Latest German-English Comparative Grammar

Author: Li Dongliang
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: We live in an era of globalization. The use of the internet, the booming development of e-commerce, and the modernization of transportation have made the world an integrated whole. As a member of the WTO, China's economy has been integrated into the global economy. With the launch of the "11th Five-Year Plan" for building a moderately prosperous society in all respects, our country needs a large number of with expertise in foreign languages, foreign trade, and the laws of target countries. The prerequisite for integrating with the world is linguistic communication, because whether it is attracting investment or expanding overseas markets for cultural exchanges, mutual understanding between people and countries is crucial. The book Comparative Grammar of German and English consists of 24 chapters and 4 appendices, comparing the similarities and differences between the two languages in terms of their alphabets, spelling, word formation, morphology, and syntax. While making comparisons, the book avoids overly complex and tedious descriptions. Most of the examples in the book are in German and English, sourced from textbooks, grammar books, reference materials, and news articles from around the world. It is an excellent reference tool for learning foreign languages.