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German verbs change with every person and every tense – and the verbs you need most are the irregular ones. Textbooks explain the rules, but rarely have room for the practice that makes the forms automatic. This workbook is that practice.
14 short units take you from the present tense to the Perfekt, the Präteritum, the future and the polite Konjunktiv II. Each unit starts with a clear explanation in plain English and conjugation tables, followed by four pages of worksheets that move from single forms to full sentences.
For self-study or alongside a course, levels A1 to B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference. In the paperback there is room to write in every worksheet; in the e-book, every worksheet is a numbered list linked to its answers.
What is inside
- 60 essential verbs – regular, stem-changing, modal, separable, inseparable and reflexive – with every form shown in tables
- 1,216 numbered exercise items: write the form, choose haben or sein, transform sentences, put words in order, translate from English, complete dialogues
- Typical traps for English speakers explained: “ich will” is not “I will”, “bekommen” is not “to become”, “must not” is “nicht dürfen”
- Regional usage marked where Germany and Austria differ (ich habe/bin gesessen)
- Reference section: tables of all 60 verbs, a complete answer key and a verb index
- A review calendar and a can-do checklist to plan your practice
Details
- Language
- English
- Paperback
- 126 pages, 6 × 9 in (15.2 × 22.9 cm), 58 worksheets, 1,216 exercise items
- Kindle e-book
- Every worksheet a numbered list linked to its answers, for use with a notebook
- Prices on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk
- Paperback $14.99 / £11.99, Kindle e-book $5.99 / £4.99
- Author
- Edited by Bernhard Siegl
- Production
- Text generated by an AI system; cover and graphics drawn by program code