Titlebook: Work Out German GCSE; E. J. Neather,Betty Parr Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 deutsche Sprache.Erziehung.Ge

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Einkaufen und Post Republic as of other Western European countries. The passage also shows the extent to which English (or American) words are used in such promotions. Then follows a guide to the departments of a big store, and the helpful instructions of the . on how to address letters.

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Von der Schule in die Arbeitswelteading passage below presents a table showing the ten most popular jobs for which school-leavers, boys and girls, were training in 1981. Then follows an account of the choices facing four young West Germans, and finally a letter from one of the four, who is applying for an apprenticeship with a local firm.

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Typisch Deutsch?ry accurate view of what individuals are really like. The first reading passage shows that some of the traditional views about characteristics of the Germans are still widely held. The second passage, however, gives the views of foreign students in the Federal Republic, who find that the reality does not always coincide with their expectations.

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Lesestücke aus Anderen Deutschsprachigen Ländernoping and extending reading skills. There are no exercises concerned specifically with points of grammar, although the passages, of course, contain a wide range of examples of structures in context, which will allow students to extend their knowledge of grammatical forms and structures encountered already in the book.

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f German. Like the other Work Out language books, Work Out German covers the range of structures and vocabulary to be expected in the GCSE examination. The book is accompanied by an audio-cassette which can be ordered separately, or with the book.

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Die Deutsche Sprache Heutein the GDR, and the development also, therefore, of new terms to describe the changes. German has always been a language of regional diversity, particularly with regard to the Swiss and Austrian varieties of the language. The second passage below describes how the difference has now increased with the changes brought about in the GDR.

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Familie und Zuhauseidt, below, introduces you to the German for some of the members of the family. Perhaps not everyone is lucky enough to have such a wealth of relations, and the second text gives one solution to the problem of mothers who have to go out to work to help the family budget. If they need help in finding

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Transport und Reisenges suggests some of the things you would need to think about if you were travelling abroad by car. And what about Germans planning to come to Great Britain? The second passage shows you some of the information they can find out if they are planning a trip in this direction. The third passage tells