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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Ferien a post-card from someone on holiday in Austria. Then there is an extract from a brochure persuading you to visit Ulm in the southern part of the Bundesrepublik. The report from the GDR is about a different sort of holiday. It is quite popular in the GDR for families to spend their holiday at a holi

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Essen und Trinkenltures where German is spoken. In the space of one chapter we can give only a brief idea of some of the pleasures of eating and drinking in German-speaking countries. First, a menu gives you some ideas for a meal. Then follows a recipe for gingerbread men — a traditional German children’s delicacy.

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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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Sport und Freizeite to watch international sporting events, such as the Decathlon described in the first passage. The pre-eminence of the GDR in many sporting events is astonishing for such a relatively small country. One such sport is bobsleighing, and the second passage describes how the GDR team won the world cham

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Gesundheit und Krankheit the language problems of explaining what is wrong with you, mean that such an experience can be a very testing one. However, just in case the worst should ever happen, if not to you personally, then to a friend or member of your family, the language of this chapter should help you with some of the

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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 doe

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