Working with German 2nd Revised edition, Level 2 [Mīkstie vāki]

Part 1 Darf ich mich vorstellen?: talking about one's career to date;
greeting people; talking about one's present work; applying for jobs; use of
perfect and imperfect tenses in conversation; perfect tense of modal verbs;
"aber" and "sondern"; adjectival nouns; "was fur". Part 2 Sich informieren:
collecting and understanding information before a visit to a German-speaking
country; gathering information in a German-speaking country and understanding
directions; understanding extracts from newspapers and magazines and
information on the radio; prepositions taking the accusative and dative;
conjunctions that affect word order; conjunctions that do not affect word
order punctuation with "und", "aber" and "oder". Part 3 Anfragen und
angebote: submitting enquiries and supplying quotations; asking for a
reduction; expressing measurements and capacities; the present passive;
superlative adjectives; comparative and superlative adverbs. Part 4 Wir
mochten einen Auftrag erteilen: placing orders on the telephone and in
writing; dealing with confirmations of orders; "lassen" used as a modal verb;
"erst" in time phrases. Part 5 Beforderungsmittel und liefertermine: talking
about different methods of transport; discussing delivery dates; giving
directions for deliveries; explaining how goods should be packed; describing
unacceptable goods; giving reasons for delays in deliveries; relative
clauses; phrases of time; subordinate clauses preceding a main clause. Part 6
Zahlungsmittel: talking about curreny rates; understanding payment conditions
and dealing with discrepancies; talking about method of payment; dealing with
reminders for payment; the imperfect passive (and other tenses); position of
"nicht". Part 7 Eine geschaftsreise: discussing travel plans with colleagues;
using different types of public transport; talking to potential customers at
a trade fair; conditional clauses. Part 8 Unterhaltung und freizeit:
arranging to meet friends; understanding entertainment advertisements;
dealing with invitations; talking about topics of general interest; personal
and interrogative pronouns followed by prepositions; "wo", "wohin" and
"woher". Part 9 Telefon, telefax und bildschirmtext: learning appropriate
responses on the telephone; sending and receiving messages by other
communication systems; sein followed by the infinitive; "um ... zu";
"anstatt" and "ohne" followed by the infinitive; reflexive pronouns in the
accusative and dative. Part 10 Schriftverkehr: addressing envelopes
correctly; constructing a letter; expressing the date; writing to friends;
the imperfect and perfect tenses in letter writing; the pluperfect tense;
capital letters in correspondence.