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   German 2000 Intermediate German
GERMAN 2000: Intermediate German 2004/05
Instructor: 
Thilo Joerger 
CB 321 tjoergermta.ca tel: 364-2477 
Schedule: MWF 8:30- 9:30 a.m. 
plus one additional language lab session 
(to be arranged after classes have begun)

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Course Description:
This course offers a thorough review of both grammar and syntax. In addition, special attention will be paid to the development of conversational skills and the acquisition of new and useful vocabulary. An introduction to literary analysis will also be provided through the reading of smaller fictional texts. 
Prerequisite: GERM 1000 or permission from the Department. Students with prior knowledge/ high school credits in German should consult the Department. 


Link to Verbformen PDF File

Link to Adjective Endings PDF File

Link to Prefixes PDF File

Link to Reflexives & Prepositions PDF File

Essential Texts:
German in Review   3rd edition (Kimberly Sparks, Van Horn Vail) 
Der Weg zum Lesen 3rd edition (Kimberly Sparks, Van Horn Vail) 
Additional materials and handouts will be supplied 

Marking Scheme:
50% Attendance, assignments, preparedness, pronunciation, short oral and written quizzes 
10% Language Lab 
40% Four one-hour written tests (two each semester) 

Test Dates for 2004-2005:
    Test 1: October 18, 2004* 
    Test 2: December 1, 2004* 
    Test 3: February 18, 2004* 
    Test 4: April 4, 2005* 
NB: Test dates are firm.  No exceptions!

 


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