The Teacher's Companion to the German Course
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7. He did not lack endurance {or persistence), but he lacked health and strength.
8. As we approached the city, it suddenly began to rain. 9. This coat does not fit you very well. 10. How do you like this Swiss cheese {or how does this Swiss cheese taste to you? 11. The soup tastes smoky (or of smoke). 12. His 58 teacher's companion.
manner of treating the subject seems to me very masterly. 13. One can trust him; he is true-hearted. 14. One seeks in vain {or one will seek in vain) to remedy thi...s evil (or this evil state of things) as long as the source of the evil is not stopped. 15. His resemblance to his brother was to me very striking.
16. That is a very striking likeness {or comparison). 17. 1 met your brother on the street this morning. 18. We agreed with them. 19. The thief escaped from the policeman before they could get him to the prison. 20. We can not escape death. 21. These insects are so small that they escape the naked eye (i. e., that they can not be seen by the naked eye).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7. He did not lack endurance {or persistence), but he lacked health and strength.
8. As we approached the city, it suddenly began to rain. 9. This coat does not fit you very well. 10. How do you like this Swiss cheese {or how does this Swiss cheese taste to you? 11. The soup tastes smoky (or of smoke). 12. His 58 teacher's companion.
manner of treating the subject seems to me very masterly. 13. One can trust him; he is true-hearted. 14. One seeks in vain {or one will seek in vain) to remedy thi...s evil (or this evil state of things) as long as the source of the evil is not stopped. 15. His resemblance to his brother was to me very striking.
16. That is a very striking likeness {or comparison). 17. 1 met your brother on the street this morning. 18. We agreed with them. 19. The thief escaped from the policeman before they could get him to the prison. 20. We can not escape death. 21. These insects are so small that they escape the naked eye (i. e., that they can not be seen by the naked eye).
What to read after The Teacher's Companion to the German Course?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Fisk Comfort to read onlineMoreLess
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