Newly revised minimal version for teachers, covering the basics in under 10 pages.
Students' version with practice material and appendices on strong verbs and prefixes also available
Students' version with practice material and appendices on prefixes and strong verbs.
Covers the basics in under 10 pages.
Dispenses with unhelpful traditional terminology in favour of a how-it-works approach,concentrating on what really matters.
Lively and flexible consolidation course with rapid grammatical progression and frequent recycling of useful vocabulary.
Supplement gives guidance, keys and extra practice material.
Glossary useful for weaker candidates in initial stages.
Excellent BBC recordings of dialogs available.
A blueprint for an alternative approach to mastering adjective endings, with introductory notes and references to relevant parts of 'A Radical Grammar'.
In two blocks according to type of conditonal.Best used to stimulate oral response, but may need a little prompting in English until pattern is established.Part B assumes awareness of alternative form in wenn-clause and reasons why it may be preferred.
Strong, mixed and irregular verbs presented in a logical fashion in order to aid learning rather than purely as reference; hence verbs within groups listed according to frequency/usefulness rather than alphabetically
A set of five expanded versions of an alternative cases grid with: fewer boxes; emphasis on question of Acc only arising with masculines; parallels with personal pronouns; adj endings incorporated. For background and guidance see Alternative/Ultimate Grammar.
This booklet of over 100 pages analyses and illustrates th meanings and effects of both true prefixes and verb modifiers.
Although designed primarily as a teacher resource, its layout and generous spacing allows for individual sections to be printed off and used as worksheet material.
The detailed introduction sets the role of prefixes and modifiers on the context of grammar teaching and dictionary use, with particular reference to Schreibreform.
The associated gap-filling exercises in “Making sense of Modifiers” offer a gentle introduction to this important topic, working from familiar examples towards a broader understanding and encouraging more thorough investigation.