During his stays in Chile and Brazil
Daniel Veith elaborated a new method of German language
teaching for speakers of Romance languages.
The course is based on the practical question “What
minimal structures do I need for communication?”.
A logical order of the grammar units according to the
scheme “What do I already know? What do I need
now?” and the direct combination of grammar and
conversation help you to learn the German language in
only 30 units with results that surpass all conventional
methods.
The learning units have the following structure (depending
on the available time they may last one or two hours):
• ¼ of the time: conversation in
order to a) apply the new grammar unit and b) introduce
the new
vocabulary to learn for the next hour
• ½ of the time: explanation of the
new grammar unit and realization of the corresponding
exercises
• ¼ of the time: conversation in
order to apply the new grammar unit and to introduce
the new
vocabulary to learn for the next
hour
The course comprises:
• course book with 30 grammar units and
exercises
• thematic vocabulary (1,500 words)
• CD with the spoken vocabulary
The learning units have the following contents:
Part
I:
The main clause in present, past and future and
its complements
01
Introduction
02 The pronunciation
03
The minimal clause / The auxiliary verb sein
/ The auxiliary verb haben
04 Conjugation
I: The present (The regular verb / The irregular
verb / The formal treatment)
05
Conjugation II: The past (Perfekt) / The formation
of the perfect participle
06 Conjugation
III: The future / The interrogative clause
07
The singular declination / The definite article
08 The word
order
09
The negation
10 REVISION
I
Part
II:
The parts of the clause
11
The modal verb
12 The plural
formation / The plural declination of the nouns
13
The numbers
14 The pronouns
(The personal pronoun / The reflexive pronoun)
15
The adjective
16 The adverb
17
The comparative / The superlative
18 The article
(The indefinite article / The possessive article
/ The demonstrative article)
19
REVISION II
Part
III:
The subordinate clause
20
The relative clause
21 The nominal
group / The word formation
22
The subordinate clause / The subjunction
23 The conjunction
24
Preposition I: The local prepositions
25 Preposition
II: The temporal prepositions / Other prepositions
