Lesetraining B1 (Zertifikat B1- Modul LESEN)

Author : Lymperakakis Panagiotis, Bovermann Monika ,Georgiakaki Manuela
Binding : Paperback
ISBN-13 : 9789604650538
Level : B1
Language : German
Market : Adolescent/Adult
Pages : 132
Publisher : KARABATOS
Publishing Date : January 2014
Size : 160 x 240 mm
Series : Zertifikat B1
Subject : German
Weight : 200 gm

The book Lesetraining B1 trains reading comprehension and prepares both adolescents and adult students for the corresponding requirements of the Zertifikat B1, Modul LESEN (Goethe-Institut and O "SD)
exam . The first part of the book introduces various reading techniques. traps in the formulation of exercises.
In the second part the students know the typology of the exercises of the Zertifikat B1 test and learn to process correctly and quickly the various types of exercises. This section contains 10 standard tests with interesting texts on all relevant topics, which correspond to the size and degree of difficulty of the exam data. This gives students the opportunity to edit the texts in compliance with the provisions for ?? this part of the exam margins. At the end of the book there is the corresponding answer booklet.

Lesetraining B1 - Glossar (Zertifikat B1- Modul LESEN)

Author : Balser Aliki , Glotz-Kastanis No
Binding : Paperback
ISBN-13 : 9789604650552
Level : B1
Language : German
Market : Adolescent/Adult
Pages : 92
Publisher : KARABATOS
Publishing Date : January 2014
Size : 160 x 240 mm
Series : Zertifikat B1
Subject : German
Weight : 200 gm

This glossary contains the words and expressions that appear in the book Lesetraining B1 as well as their rendering in Greek according to the meaning they have in the specific text. Nouns are referred to in German with their article and plural type. When a noun does not have or is not accustomed to the plural, it is referred to next (nur Sg.). Corresponding to what the note essentially exists (nur PI.) Means that they do not have or are not used in the singular. The verbs are given in the indefinite and are rendered in Greek usually in the first person present tense. In separated verbs a slash separates the first from the second synthetic. In irregular verbs the tenses are given in the third person singular. Adjectives are given in their simple form - ie. without suffix- and are usually translated into masculine. (From the presentation of the version)

Lesetraining B1-Modul Lesen+Glossar

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