How to Use the Course
Lesson 1. Introducing the Schulz Family
Lesson 2. The Three Genders; How to Make Simple Statements and Ask Questions
German Map of Europe
Lesson 3. The Lessings of Berlin; Feminine Endings; Diminutives
Lesson 4. This and That; Café Conversations
Lesson 5. Eating and Drinking; Plural Forms of Verbs and Nouns
Lesson 6. Clothes; Family Relationships; Colours
Lesson 7. The Calendar and Seasons of The Year
Lesson 8. What Is the Time? Greeting; The Day's Routine
Lesson 9. Comparisons of Size; Length and Age; the Fruitshop
Lesson 10. Direct Objects; How Compound Nouns are Formed
Lesson 11. More About Direct Objects; Commands and Exclamations
Lesson 12. Can, Will and Must; a Blackboard Lesson; How to Use Dependent Clauses
Lesson 13. Indirect Objects; Asking after Someone's Health
Lesson 14. Sitting Room and Dining Room Phrases
Lesson 15. The Weather; Sun, Moon and Stars
Pronunciation at Sight
Lesson 16. The Shulzes Prepare for a Visit to Berlin
Lesson 17. The Departure; At the Railway Station
Lesson 18. On the Journey; Travel Talk in the Train
Lesson 19. Arrival in Berlin; The Hotel
Lesson 20. The Lessing Family's House
Lesson 21. In the Morning; Bedroom and Bathroom
Lesson 22. Mr. Brown Makes a few Purchases and Visits a Post Office
Lesson 23. The Schulzes Visit a Department Store
Lesson 24. They Lunch with Herr Lessing in a Restaurant
Lesson 25. Mr. Brown Arranges to Take German Lessons
Lesson 26. Frau Schulz at the Dentist's
Lesson 27. Sports and Sporting Terms
Lesson 28. Forms of Entertainment
Lesson 29. A Journey by Road to the Seaside
Lesson 30. A Seaside Holiday; Mr. Brown Returns to London
Summary of Grammar
Correspondence: a Guide to Letter Writing
Study Guide to German Literature by Richard Friedenthal, PH.D.
Key to the Exercises
Key to the Word-Building Pictures
Translation of Captions to Photographic Illustrations
Index
Acknowledgments