Wed, 30 July 2008  "Das Maedchen bringt dem Lehrer den Apfel. Dem Lehrer bringt das Maedchen den Apfel. Den Apfel bringt das Maedchen dem Lehrer." What do the three sentences have in common? They all mean "The girl brings the teacher the apple." How is this possible? Listen to this podcast as the teacher tries to explain why and how.Comments[4] |
these lectures are nice :)
but may I suggest to speak slower, in order to give more time to think about what is being asserted? :)
thanks!
but may I suggest to speak slower, in order to give more time to think about what is being asserted? :)
thanks!
posted by: sdrummelo on Sun, 12/7 07:38 AM EST
To all interested non-Chagrin students: If you are interested in practicing your German Grammar using my exercises on Blackboard.com go to: http://coursesites.blackboard.com. Log on using the username "germangrammar" and the password "grammar". Then click on the course name "GerChagrinDeutsch". You can now do the exercises that I have made available to my Chagrin students by clicking on "Assignments." Do the exercises and then check the answers as I have provided explanations for almost all of the questions. Remember the exercises are for my Chagrin students and although I probably have 100 different exercises I limit the exercises that I make available to them. Have fun!
posted by: mariogerhardt on Thu, 7/30 09:59 AM EDT
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