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    The document provides a summary of how to use the glossary in the "Das Leben A1" textbook. It explains that most nouns list the plural form after the singular, and may indicate if a word is only singular with "Sg.". German nouns are capitalized and have a gender indicated by the definite article. Location numbers refer to where words can be found in the textbook. Verbs are in the infinitive form, and may include conjugated forms like the 3rd person singular present and past tense or past participle. Sequence titles can be found in circles on top pages in the textbook.

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    The document provides a summary of how to use the glossary in the "Das Leben A1" textbook. It explains that most nouns list the plural form after the singular, and may indicate if a word is only singular with "Sg.". German nouns are capitalized and have a gender indicated by the definite article. Location numbers refer to where words can be found in the textbook. Verbs are in the infinitive form, and may include conjugated forms like the 3rd person singular present and past tense or past participle. Sequence titles can be found in circles on top pages in the textbook.

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    Glossary Guide

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    The document provides a summary of how to use the glossary in the "Das Leben A1" textbook. It explains that most nouns list the plural form after the singular, and may indicate if a word is only singular with "Sg.". German nouns are capitalized and have a gender indicated by the definite article. Location numbers refer to where words can be found in the textbook. Verbs are in the infinitive form, and may include conjugated forms like the 3rd person singular present and past tense or past participle. Sequence titles can be found in circles on top pages in the textbook.

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    Glossary

    A guide on how to use the “Das Leben A1” glossary

    Most nouns have a plural form, which is stated after the singular form.

    Sg. = singular. It indicates that this word is only used


    in the singular; no plural form.

    Chapter

    A dot (.) or a line(_) under


    the vowel indicates the
    length of the vowel:

    u: long u (in “Natur”)


    ạ: short a (in Gạrten)

    The 1st letter of a German


    noun has to be capitalised.
    All German nouns have a
    gender.
    The articles before the nouns
    denote the noun gender:
    der -> masculine
    die -> feminine
    das -> neuter

    The numbers
    indicate where
    the following
    words are found The verbs are stated in
    in the textbook. the infinitive form, just
    like in dictionaries.
    The conjugated form of
    the 3rd person singular
    in present (er ist) and
    The “Sequenztitel” past tense (in this case:
    (sequence title) can er war) or in “Perfekt”
    be found in the tense (see
    circle either on top
    “telefonieren” on page
    left or top right in
    the textbook. 4) are stated after that.

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