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Deutsch ABER HALLO! C1

Author: Hans Witzlinger

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Description: Deutsch ABER HALLO! C1, contains grammar exercises for advanced German learners, focusing on topics like passive voice, word formation, modal verbs, and subjunctive mood.

Subject: Learn German

Pages: 40

Megabytes: 0.28 MB

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