Akkusativ object pronouns (reinforces Menschen L6) plus Dativ personal
pronouns and demonstrative pronouns (pp. 87-88) - both new grammar not
covered in Menschen A1.1, which stays in Nominativ/Akkusativ only.
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Predicative adjectives with sein (reinforces Menschen L4) and irregular
comparative/superlative of gut/viel/gern (pp. 85-86) - the latter is new
grammar not covered anywhere in Menschen A1.1.
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Verb conjugation review, Imperativ, Perfekt/Präteritum, modal verbs
(müssen/wollen/dürfen), mögen/möchte, and polite würden-requests
(pp. 70-78, 11 sub-exercises). Flags Imperativ, the full sein/haben
Präteritum paradigm, three new modal verbs, and würden + Infinitiv
(Konjunktiv II, ~A2 level) as grammar beyond Menschen A1.1's scope.
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School objects/subjects, classroom phrases, professions, and work/
computer vocabulary (pp. 63-68). Completes Teil 1 Wortschatz
(Abschnitt A-H); Teil 2 Grammatik starts next at p. 70.
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Post office, official-office phrases, banking, phone/fax/e-mail, and
police/traffic vocabulary (pp. 57-62). Almost entirely new content
beyond Menschen A1.1, with light Akkusativ/modal-verb pattern overlap.
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Transport, directions, travel/hotel/train booking dialogues, position
verbs, time units, weekdays, hobbies, and cinema planning (pp. 35-44,
17 sub-exercises - the largest section so far). Cross-references
Menschen L7/L8/L10; flags the Akkusativ/Dativ position-verb pairs (E9)
as new grammar.
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Rooms, furniture, flat-hunting vocab, and on/off/open/closed household
phrases (pp. 24-29). Cross-references Menschen L4-L6 for articles/plural/
Akkusativ; flags C9's Dativ position prepositions as new grammar beyond
A1.1.
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Body parts, senses, illness/pharmacy vocab, and daily-routine practice
(pp. 19-23) — mostly new vocabulary beyond Menschen A1.1, except B7's
clock-time content which relates to Lektion 8.
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Uses the book's own lettered Inhalt structure (Abschnitt A-Q) instead of
per-sub-exercise files, since sub-exercises are often half a page each.
Section A covers Person, Familie und Freunde (pp. 8-18), cross-referenced
against Menschen Lektion 1 and 3.
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Adds structure for the three Hueber Deutsch üben books (Wortschatz &
Grammatik, Hören & Sprechen, Lesen & Schreiben A1), kept separate from
the Menschen A1.1 lesson files since they're organized by topic/unit
rather than a shared lesson curriculum.
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