Juniors' German, Comprising a Methodical Part; a Systematic Grammar Part; And a German Reading Part, With a Graduated Glossary
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20) 2Ba« ertoiberte ber ^raftbent, aU in il^m (dat.) bie 3utoelen jeigteft?
Exercise.
1) You should always return the salute of a poor man. 2) My brother who has been iU [for] four weeks, has now quite recovered. 3) The dia- monds which the merchant (has) sold are very nice (fd^on). 4) Your brother surpasses you in friend- liness, for you would not have done this for me * If in English a word is understood after a genitive, the demon- strative pronoun bet (m.), trte(f), boS(n.), (or berjenige, ...bieienige, bnSjctitge, that) agreeing with the word omitted should in German be added before the genitive; thus — 'it is better than youp brother's [book]', should be rendered by — 'It is better than that (neut, of ber) of your brother'.
Lesson XIX. 107 (fiir mtd^). 5) I hope you wilP tell (fageti, dat.) your friend that I had no time to speak to him. 6) When passing I saluted him but he did not notice it.
7) I am very glad to hear that you have now re- covered. 8) The horse could not throw your little brother who shouted with joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20) 2Ba« ertoiberte ber ^raftbent, aU in il^m (dat.) bie 3utoelen jeigteft?
Exercise.
1) You should always return the salute of a poor man. 2) My brother who has been iU [for] four weeks, has now quite recovered. 3) The dia- monds which the merchant (has) sold are very nice (fd^on). 4) Your brother surpasses you in friend- liness, for you would not have done this for me * If in English a word is understood after a genitive, the demon- strative pronoun bet (m.), trte(f), boS(n.), (or berjenige, ...bieienige, bnSjctitge, that) agreeing with the word omitted should in German be added before the genitive; thus — 'it is better than youp brother's [book]', should be rendered by — 'It is better than that (neut, of ber) of your brother'.
Lesson XIX. 107 (fiir mtd^). 5) I hope you wilP tell (fageti, dat.) your friend that I had no time to speak to him. 6) When passing I saluted him but he did not notice it.
7) I am very glad to hear that you have now re- covered. 8) The horse could not throw your little brother who shouted with joy.
What to read after Juniors' German, Comprising a Methodical Part; a Systematic Grammar Part; And a German Reading Part, With a Graduated Glossary?
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