Oxford Learner's German Dictionary Stockists

This easy-to-use dictionary is ideal for all German language learners from secondary level onwards. It includes vocabulary for the KS3 Modern Languages Framework KS4 National Curriculum and Scottish Guidelines. Essential curriculum words are highlighted with a key to deliver the required exam vocabulary easily. Up-to-date examples illustrate how German works and meets the Curriculum's sentence building requirements. Full German verb tables with tenses translated give clear support for writing in German. Extended entries for important function words and clear footnotes on usage provide extra help. Bite-size information boxes also give cultural tips and help with tackling tricky language issues. An illustrated colour section provides useful everyday phrases on different topics such as words relating to family and friends holidays restaurants and shops travel transport jobs and work places media and communications and more. For linked free downloadable learning resources and activities in German go online to the www.oxforddictionaries.com/schools website.

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