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Become a German verb virtuoso with this unbeatable reference/interactive combo!The Big Yellow Book of German Verbs with CD-ROM is the most comprehensive resource available for learning and mastering German verbs. Designed for beginning through advanced learners, this indispensable guide will help you conjugate verbs with ease, enabling you to communicate in German confidently. Inside you will find:555 fully conjugated verbs, listed alphabetically Current idioms and expressions for each verb The Top 50 verbs, with many examples of their usage in context More than 4,200 verbs cross-referenced to conjugation models A handy guide to deciphering irregular verb forms The CD-ROM is a fun way to help you:Sharpen your skills with more than 300 interactive exercises, from multiple choice to fill-in-the-blank Form verbs and choose the right tenses Master common idioms and everyday expressions Track and evaluate your progress with a pretest and a comprehensive review test System requirements: PC only: Windows 2000, XP, Vista
I've been a student of many languages. Over the course of high school and college, I formally studied Latin, Greek, Russian, Italian, Arabic, and German. But you won't master a language just by sitting in a classroom, so I also been a bit of an autodidact and done a lot of self-study to supplement my formal studies. I've come to find that verb conjugation books are some of the most helpful tools when it comes to building your foreign language skills. And thus far I've found these Big (Color) Book of (Language) Verbs to be among the best when it comes to verb conjugation books. (Besides the Big Yellow Book of German Verbs I also own the Big Silver Book of Russian Verbs.) The book provides some basic grammar information to explain the different conjugated forms along with some exercises to practice, but of course the main attraction is the collection of 555 fully conjugated verbs. The book not only provides full conjugations for all of these verbs, it also provides helpful usage examples with sample sentences and related verbs. An index in the back makes the book serve as a sort of German-English verb dictionary too. Even if the verb you're looking for isn't one of the 555, you can still look it up and find a verb that conjugates the same way. So if you're studying German, either as part of a class or just self-study, I would recommend this book as a worthwhile aid. It can help you learn how to correctly conjugate all those crazy German verbs and thus be able to construct meaningful German sentences.
