Titlebook: German; "O" Level/G.C.S.E. E. J. Neather Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 German.Germanic languages.linguistic

Fibroid

Charitable

airborne

Die Deutsche Sprache Heutens. The first reading passage talks about some of the most marked changes in the vocabulary of the seventies, bringing the growing consciousness about environmental issues already discussed in the previous chapter, and also a whole range of new terms to cope with developments in politics, computers

馬具

Lesestücke aus Anderen Deutschsprachigen L?ndernoping 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 a

jeopardize

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.

外觀

天氣

collagen

Sport und Freizeit astonishing for such a relatively small country. One such sport is bobsleighing, and the second passage describes how the GDR team won the world championships in 1985. But interest in sport is not limited to watching others perform, and the third reading passage looks at the growth in popularity of walking tours in the Federal Republic.

損壞

Familie und Zuhause someone to look after their families, a scheme such as the Osnabrück . could be of help. In the third passage a German girl writes to her English pen-friend about growing up in the family home in Munich.

Pillory