German: A Structural Approach (1968)

by Walter F. W. Lohnes

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Each UNIT consists of several parts. Pattern sentences, grammatical analysis, and practice exercises are subdivided into two or three sections. These are followed by conversations and conversational exercises (including many that prompt personal response and open-ended discussions), reading selections, review exercises, and lists of basic vocabulary. Interspersed in each unit are two or three culture notes. Throughout each unit there are ample illustrations of both cultural and linguistic value.… (more)

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Preface -- This book has been used in mimeographed form at Stanford University since the autumn of 1962. After the first draft, the manuscript was used in four classes of first-year German. The second draft represented an extensive revision, based on experiences gained in this first trial run. After another round with a limited number of students, we started teaching all our first-year classes from this book in the autumn of 1964. Since then, several thousand students have used the book in mimeographed form, and the results have been most gratifying.

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Each UNIT consists of several parts. Pattern sentences, grammatical analysis, and practice exercises are subdivided into two or three sections. These are followed by conversations and conversational exercises (including many that prompt personal response and open-ended discussions), reading selections, review exercises, and lists of basic vocabulary. Interspersed in each unit are two or three culture notes. Throughout each unit there are ample illustrations of both cultural and linguistic value.

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