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Working with German Peter Lupson

Working with German By Peter Lupson

Working with German by Peter Lupson

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Summary

Comprising two parts: Level 1 teaches the basics of French, Spanish and German till GCSE level, students practise skills such as making telephone calls, letter-writing, and others. Level 2 trains students in areas of business including: applying for jobs, dealing with quotes and more. This title is aimed at groups, individuals, and others.

Working with German Summary

Working with German: Level 2 by Peter Lupson

This book is designed for students in colleges and universities studying language with a practical bias. It is also ideal for adult learners and private-business training. It includes authentic reading materials and exercises. It is available in French, German and Spanish. This is a valuable asset in the business world.

Table of Contents

Part 1 Darf ich mich vorstellen?: talking about one's career to date; greeting people; talking about one's present work; applying for jobs; use of perfect and imperfect tenses in conversation; perfect tense of modal verbs; "aber" and "sondern"; adjectival nouns; "was fur". Part 2 Sich informieren: collecting and understanding information before a visit to a German-speaking country; gathering information in a German-speaking country and understanding directions; understanding extracts from newspapers and magazines and information on the radio; prepositions taking the accusative and dative; conjunctions that affect word order; conjunctions that do not affect word order punctuation with "und", "aber" and "oder". Part 3 Anfragen und angebote: submitting enquiries and supplying quotations; asking for a reduction; expressing measurements and capacities; the present passive; superlative adjectives; comparative and superlative adverbs. Part 4 Wir mochten einen Auftrag erteilen: placing orders on the telephone and in writing; dealing with confirmations of orders; "lassen" used as a modal verb; "erst" in time phrases. Part 5 Beforderungsmittel und liefertermine: talking about different methods of transport; discussing delivery dates; giving directions for deliveries; explaining how goods should be packed; describing unacceptable goods; giving reasons for delays in deliveries; relative clauses; phrases of time; subordinate clauses preceding a main clause. Part 6 Zahlungsmittel: talking about curreny rates; understanding payment conditions and dealing with discrepancies; talking about method of payment; dealing with reminders for payment; the imperfect passive (and other tenses); position of "nicht". Part 7 Eine geschaftsreise: discussing travel plans with colleagues; using different types of public transport; talking to potential customers at a trade fair; conditional clauses. Part 8 Unterhaltung und freizeit: arranging to meet friends; understanding entertainment advertisements; dealing with invitations; talking about topics of general interest; personal and interrogative pronouns followed by prepositions; "wo", "wohin" and "woher". Part 9 Telefon, telefax und bildschirmtext: learning appropriate responses on the telephone; sending and receiving messages by other communication systems; sein followed by the infinitive; "um ... zu"; "anstatt" and "ohne" followed by the infinitive; reflexive pronouns in the accusative and dative. Part 10 Schriftverkehr: addressing envelopes correctly; constructing a letter; expressing the date; writing to friends; the imperfect and perfect tenses in letter writing; the pluperfect tense; capital letters in correspondence.

Additional information

GOR001519943
9780748729920
0748729925
Working with German: Level 2 by Peter Lupson
Peter Lupson
Working With
Used - Good
Paperback
Oxford University Press
1997-04-18
176
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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