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Lesson 1. German Alphabet and Pronunciation
Lesson 2-1. Greeting. Basic word order in German sentences
Lesson 2-2. Where are you from? Question words: woher, wo and wie. The verb sein in the 1st and 3rd person
Lesson 2-3. The present tense of German verbs (1st and 3rd person)
Lesson 2-4. The position of ‘nicht’ in German sentences
Lesson 2-5. Revision: Acquaintance
Lesson 3-1. Ordinal numbers
Lesson 3-2. Types of Predicate in German
Lesson 3-3. Definite and indefinite article. Plural nouns
Lesson 3-4. The accusative case
Lesson 3-5. Revision: Family. Profession
Lesson 4-1. Transitive - intransitive verbs. Dative case. Negation kein
Lesson 4-2. The dative case
Lesson 4-3. Declension of possessive pronouns
Lesson 4-4. Time in German. Modal verb müssen
Lesson 4-5. Revision: Visit
Lesson 5-1. The genitive case. Congratulations
Lesson 5-2. German holidays and some of their customs
Lesson 5-3. Extension and revision of the first chapter of the course
Lesson 6-1. Counting floors. The article. Declension of dieser
Lesson 6-2. Perfekt – spoken past tense in German
Lesson 6-3. Conjugation of modal verbs (1 and 3 person)
Lesson 6-4. Dual case prepositions
Lesson 6-5. Revision: “In the hotel”
Lesson 7-1. Conditional clauses in German
Lesson 7-2. Adjective declension in German
Lesson 7-3. Verbs with separable and inseparable prefixes in German
Lesson 7-4. German currency. Personal and impersonal pronouns
Lesson 7-5. Revision: “At the restaurant”
Lesson 8-1. Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs. Impersonal pronoun man
Lesson 8-2. Demonstrative pronouns der, die, das. Modal verb sollen
Lesson 8-3. Declension of adjectives after definite article
Lesson 8-4. Declension of adjectives without the article
Lesson 8-5. Revision: “At the shop”
Lesson 9-1. Conjugation of reflexive verbs in German (1 and 3 person)
Lesson 9-2. Generally accepted norms of behaviour and common decencies in German countries
Lesson 9-3. Extension and revision of the second chapter of the course
Lesson 10-1. Prepositions governed by the dative case
Lesson 10-2. Future tense in German (Futur I)
Lesson 10-3. Conjugation of modal verbs in the present tense (1 and 3 person)
Lesson 10-4. Word order in German subordinate clauses
Lesson 10-5. Revision: “A working day”
Lesson 11-1. Separable and inseparable verbs in German
Lesson 11-2. Subordinate clauses with relative pronouns wie, was, wo, wohin etc.
Lesson 11-3. Infinitive with particle zu
Lesson 11-4. The passive voice in German (1 and 3 person, present tense)
Lesson 11-5. Revision: “Mail – phone – bank”
Lesson 12-1. Second-person pronouns in German
Lesson 12-2. The narrative past tense in German (Präteritum, imperfect)
Lesson 12-3. Interrogative and demonstrative pronominal adverbs
Lesson 12-4. Subjunctive mood (Konjunktiv) in German
Lesson 12-5. Revision: “Recreation. Sport”
Lesson 13-1. Prepositions governed by the accusative case
Lesson 13-2. The Federal Republic of Germany
Lesson 13-3. Extension and revision of the third chapter of the course
Lesson 14-1. The verb haben or sein + zu + infinitive
Lesson 14-2. Adverbs hin and her
Lesson 14-3. Relative pronouns
Lesson 14-4. Imperative mood
Lesson 14-5. Revision: “Urban transport. At the doctor’s”
Lesson 15-1. Weak declension of nouns in German
Lesson 15-2. Passive spoken past tense (perfekt)
Lesson 15-3. The statal passive in German
Lesson 15-4. Passive infinitive
Lesson 15-5. Revision: “Travelling”
Lesson 16-1. Purpose clauses in German
Lesson 16-2. The narrative past (präteritum) in passive
Lesson 16-3. The verb lassen (systematization)
Lesson 16-4. The pronoun es (systematization)
Lesson 16-5. Revision: “At the conference”
Lesson 17-1. Impersonal passive. Substantivized adjectives and participles. Months
Lesson 17-2. The Federal Republic of Germany
Lesson 17-3. Extension and revision of the fourth chapter of the course
List of irregular German verbs (245!)