A German Reader With German Exercises Based Upon the Text for First Reading in German Classic Reprint

Excerpt from A German Reader: With German Exercises Based Upon the Text for First Reading in German

The opinion is growing yearly that beginners in foreign languages should not be set to reading scraps, but Should begin directly upon complete pieces of moderate length and of worthy literary quality. Great numbers of such stories and plays are now accessible in separate editions, but a book like the present Reader has the advantages that it saves the annoyance of several separate purchases, offers a given number of selections at less expense, and that it can present them in a wise gradation.

The Exercises following and based upon the text are also carefully graded. (1) The sentences in German with the various inflections to be supplied can be taken up by the time the student has learned the declensions and the Simpler verb-forms. (2) The English versions of the 'original to be tinned-back into German are more advanced, but yet comparatively easy, because the vocabulary and the constructions are all found in the original German. (3) The German questions leading to an outline of the original in the student's own words (all for more ingenuity, but the material for the answers is all in the 01igina1 German or in the exercises of the second kind. As a rule all these exercises should be prepared by the student at home.

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