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Many adults write every day: emails, reports, minutes, applications. And with commas, some uncertainty often remains – perhaps because school was long ago, perhaps because the rules have changed. This exercise book (in German) explains the comma rules and das/dass in clear words and gives enough practice that the commas soon fall into place.
Based on the official German spelling rules as revised in 2024: every rule is given with its reference in the rulebook – including the new rule under which infinitive groups always take a comma again.
For anyone who wants to write with confidence – at work, in clubs and privately. In the e-book, the exercise sentences are numbered lists linked to the answers, for writing in a notebook.
What is inside
- A self-test that shows which chapters you need most
- Lists, main and subordinate clauses, infinitive and participle groups, additions, forms of address, dates and direct speech – explained step by step
- Email greetings and sign-offs, and typical mistakes in emails
- das or dass: with a simple substitution test
- Over 400 exercise sentences from work and everyday life, mixed tests, two texts to correct and a four-week plan of 15 minutes a day
- Answers that name the rule for every comma, and a rule index
Details
- Language
- German
- Paperback
- 84 pages, 15.2 × 22.9 cm (6 × 9 in), 33 worksheets, 417 exercise sentences
- Kindle e-book
- Exercise sentences as numbered lists linked to the answers, for writing in a notebook
- Prices on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk
- Paperback $12.99 / £9.99, Kindle e-book $4.99 / £3.99
- Author
- Edited by Bernhard Siegl
- Production
- Text generated by an AI system; cover and graphics drawn by program code