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THE VoCABULARY  \nI  \nPronunciation and Spelling  \nI  \nThe German Vocabulary .  \n3  \nII. GRAMMAR .  \n8  \n.  \n8  \nThe English Pattern  \nThe German Pattern  \n9  \nGender and Case  \nIO  \n·* 。 ·  \nThe Cases Explained  \nI2  \n·*·  \nWord Order . .  \nI4  \n。 *  \nThe Moral  \nI5  \n………………………  \nIII. THE ARTICLES . . .  \n16  \n·  \nThe Definite Article.  \nI7  \n\"  \nThe Indefinite Article  \n20  \nHow the Articles are Used  \n2I  \nIV. THE NoUN  \n23  \nGender of Nouns:Masculines; Feminines; Neuters;  \n23  \nForeign WordsC YYus  \nThe Declension of the Noun. .  \n26  \nClassification of the Declensions  \nThe Weak Declension  \nThe Strong Declensions: Class I; Class II; Class  \nIII  \n……………………………29  \nThe Mixed Declension  \n34  \nOddments:(I)nouns used only in the singular;  \n(2)used only in the plural;(3) compound nouns  \nwith -mann;(4)foreign nouns;(5) nouns vary-  \ning in gender, plural and meaning;(6) declen-  \nsion of proper nouns;(7)gender of compound  \n36  \nnouns .  \nFormation of Nouns by Suffixes and Prefixes  38  \nV. THE ADJECTIVE.  \n42  \nStrong Declension  \n43  \nWeak Declension  \n43  \n1■  \nPAGEMixed Declension .    .  \n·44The Adjective as a Noun .46Oddments:(I)declension of adjective after in-definite numeral adjective;(2)declension withpersonal pronouns;(3)indeclinable adjective-nouns;(4)adjectives formed from names oftowns;(5)declension of adjectives of nation-ality used to designate national languages    47The Comparison of Adjectives .   .   .   .49Formation of Adjectives by Suffixes .   .   .  53Cases Governed by Adjectives:the Dative;theGenitive·   54  \n·.*.****.. .*  \nVI.THE NUMERALS.  \n56  \nI.Cardinals .  \n56  \n58  \n58  \n·\"\"  \n58  \n58  \n59  \nThe Time and the Date .    .    .  \n59  \n6I  \n·  \n.   62Personal Pronouns      .    .    ..  62Possessive Pronouns     .    .    ..  64Demonstrative Pronouns and Adjectives.  66Relative Pronouns .    .    .    ..  69Interrogative Pronouns and Adjectives·   72Indefinite Pronouns and Adjectives of Quantity ·  74  \nVII.  THE PRONOUNS .    .    .  \nVIII.THE VERB..    .   79The Verb as a Noun.    .   79The Verb as an Adjective:Present Participle;Past Participle.    .   8IThe Finite Verb:Tense and Time;Concord of theFinite Verb with its Subject;Mood;Voice;;84Reflexive Verbs .    .89  \nIX.CoNJUGATION OF THE VERB  \n90  \n■  \nWeak Verbs,Simple TensesThe Imperative  \n90  \n92  \nStrong Verbs,Simple TensesClasses of Strong VerbsThe Compound TensesHaben or Sein?  \n93  \n·  \n95  \n·  \n.  \n96  \n··  \n96  \nComparison of the Adverbs  \n\"Rest at\"and\"Motion towards\"Adverbs of Place,Time,DegreeAffrmative and Negative Adverbs  \n# XVIII.THE CoNJUNCTIONCo-ordinating Conjunctions\n\nCHAPTER  \nPAGE  \nThe Auxiliary Verbs,haben,sein,werdenConjugation of the Compound Tenses.The Negative and Interrogative  \n.  IO0  \n.  IO0  \n·  I02  \n·  \n# X.THE TENSES\n\n.  IO4The Present       ··  I07The Perfect .    .    ..  I08The Imperfect..  IIOThe Future and the Future Perfect·.  IIOThe Pluperfect.     .  III  \n·  \n# XI.THE SUBJUNCTIVE MooD .    ..     .  II3\n\nThe Subjunctive in English,American-English,German.    .    .  II3The Subjunctive in Principal Clauses.   . II6The Subjunctive in Subordinate Clauses:I.Conditional clauses;II.Unreal comparisons;III.After wishes,requests,orders,etc.;IV.Afternegatives or questions;V.Indirect Speech.  II6  \nXII.REFLEXIVE,IMPERSONAL,SEPARABLE,INSEPARABLEAND VARIABLE VERBS.    .    .·    .  I","cbCaihfYajD8jJ3z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihfYajD8jJ3z","pdf",14936576,257,"English","# Foreword\n# I. The Vocabulary\n## Pronunciation and Spelling\n## The German Vocabulary\n# II. Grammar\n## The English Pattern\n## The German Pattern\n## Gender and Case\n## The Cases Explained\n## Word Order\n## The Moral\n# III. The Articles\n## The Definite Article\n## The Indefinite Article\n## How the Articles are Used\n# IV. The Noun\n## Gender of Nouns: Masculines; Feminines; Neuters\n## Foreign Words\n## The Declension of the Noun\n## Classification of the Declensions\n## The Weak Declension\n## The Strong Declensions\n## The Mixed Declension\n## Oddments\n# V. The Adjective\n## Strong Declension\n## Weak Declension\n## Mixed Declension\n## The Adjective as a Noun\n## Oddments\n## The Comparison of Adjectives\n## Formation of Adjectives by Suffixes\n## Cases Governed by Adjectives\n# VI. The Numerals\n## Cardinals\n## The Time and the Date\n# VII. The Pronouns\n# VIII. The Verb\n# IX. Conjugation of the Verb\n# XVIII. The Conjunction\n# XIX. The Preposition\n# XX. The Interjection\n# XXI. Word Order\n# Appendix","[{\"question\":\"What topics are covered at the start of the book?\",\"answer\":\"The opening sections introduce pronunciation and spelling, then move into the German vocabulary and fundamental grammar patterns, including gender and case foundations and the basics of word order.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book structure noun and adjective learning?\",\"answer\":\"Nouns are presented by gender and declension, with classification of declensions and multiple “oddments” categories. Adjectives are explained through strong, weak, and mixed declensions, followed by comparison and adjective formations.\"},{\"question\":\"How are verbs treated in the later chapters?\",\"answer\":\"Verb chapters cover tense and time, concord with the subject, moods and voices, reflexive verbs, the passive voice, and modal auxiliaries. 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