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| sofiapofia Pentaglot Groupie United Kingdom Joined 4940 days ago 88 posts - 103 votes  Speaks: Swedish, Hindi, Portuguese, English*, Marathi Studies: German, Danish, Sanskrit, Icelandic | Message 1 of 1 25 July 2011 at 2:44am | IP Logged |
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I am at A2.1 level in German. I'll start an A2 course at university this year and although I should progress
to the B1 level course next year after that, I would like to join the Advanced German 1 class. I had a look at the module and it's to prepare students for their year abroad in German and studies at German universities. From this I assume it's at B2 level. It's quite a translation based course. I really enjoy translation and would love to be able to do this course I should complete A2 level by the end of this year at university and would like to move on the B2 course next year. I love Living German- A grammar based course and have finished half the book. I guess this book covers grammar up to B1. Should I use TY German? I've had a look at it and didn't like it to be honest. Are they any other books that anyone could suggest? Please don't suggest Assimil- I can't afford it at the moment. I've started reading German books with audio, not the easiest of tasks at my level but worth the effort I guess. I need to have reading knowledge for my masters in Philology and I have two years to work on this. Please suggest some books or methods that may help me so that I do the advanced course at university next year. Edited by sofiapofia on 25 July 2011 at 4:28am 1 person has voted this message useful |
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