In the complete German grammar guide

Author: Lu Shu'er
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Edited by Renate Luscher, a renowned German expert, specifically written for beginners to lay a solid foundation for smoothly advancing to the intermediate level. Can be used alongside any basic-level textbook for parallel learning. Compatible with the DaF exam. Emphasizes syntax and word formation, highlighting their connection with linguistic morphology to make it easier for you to grasp. Unique grammar point index for quick reference. Progressive structure with clear levels, abundant and targeted exercises. Completely written according to the new orthography, ideal for German self-learners. This book is divided into three parts, each interdependent, progressing from easy to difficult and from shallow to deep.
Part 1 focuses on nouns and verbs as the foundation, primarily using vocabulary from beginner textbooks. Following nouns are articles, personal pronouns, and possessive adjectives. Part 2 introduces adjectives and supplements prepositions, pronouns, adverbs, and particles. Part 3 mainly addresses the structure of infinitive verbs, the passive voice, and the subjunctive mood. When selecting example sentences and designing exercises, careful consideration was given to ensure the exercise format aligns with progressive learning requirements, hence the explanation of adjectives used as modifiers appears only after the chapter on adjectives.
The appendices include an irregular verb table and a grammar point and key vocabulary index. This book is part of a series with Complete German Grammar (Volume 2), primarily aimed at German beginners.