A2 German Help

Hi,

Does anybody have comprehensive(/ish) notes for A2 German - on the net or otherwise?!

It's rlly hard to find anything on the net and the guide I've been given isn't exactly for students wanting a decent grade.

Failing that, does anybody know of a good revision guide?

Cheers :smile:

J

Reply 1

*River

15

As far as I'm aware, there aren't really any decent ones.

Reply 2

Iron_Duke

You could possibly try doing past papers. Grammar wise...there are a few website on the internet I think, just a matter of googling them.

Good luck :wink:

Reply 3

slothie

What do you need them for? grammer or specific topics?

Reply 4

J_89

OP

15

slothie

What do you need them for? grammer or specific topics?

Thanks guys - but I'm already pretty ok grammar-wise.

It's mainly notes for the topics law&order and social issues - e.g. housing/ unemployment/ religious minorities/ etc. College have just brushed over those topics even though they're big parts of the OCR syllabus.

Was jus wondering if by any chance someone on here happened to have any...

Reply 5

hannah_dru

2

I'm on OCR and I have a big list of vocab on religion somewhere cos I did the topic for my coursework, so I'll have a look for you.

Reply 6

J_89

OP

15

hannah_dru

I'm on OCR and I have a big list of vocab on religion somewhere cos I did the topic for my coursework, so I'll have a look for you.

That would be great, thx :smile:

Reply 7

slothie

I've made a big vocab list of stuff I've collected throughout the course, and also written a load of notes on grammer stuff, although that doesn't sound like it would be v helpful (the vocab's not specific topics). There's a book called 'Wort für Wort' though which has lists of good phrases and vocab broken down into different subjects, which is pretty helpful - I used it to help with my coursework, it would definately have social/religious stuff in it.

Reply 8

slothie

If you look on the OCR website, it's probably got recommendations for extra reading on these areas too

Reply 9

slothie

try http://german.about.com too, it's not specifically for A levels or anything, just a massive site dedicated to germanness! it has information on all sorts of topics and vocab lists. sorry i keep posting, keep thinking of stuff!

Reply 10

J_89

OP

15

slothie

try http://german.about.com too, it's not specifically for A levels or anything, just a massive site dedicated to germanness! it has information on all sorts of topics and vocab lists. sorry i keep posting, keep thinking of stuff!

thanks for the info! if u think of any others too plz post :biggrin:

i've already got "Wort fuer Wort"; and i'll defo take a look at the site at about.com

which board are u taking it with?? if the same as mine, perhaps i could take a look at ur notes.

Reply 11

slothie

It's ocr too actually. The vocab list isn't what teachers gave us or anything, just stuff I've written down throughout the course, and grammar notes are basically typed up from our grammar lessons, but if you want them pm me your email adress!

Reply 12

*River

15

To be honest, I can't imagine that we're going to know much key vocabulary beyond what's in Wort fuer Wort, so I'm planning on cramming those in the holiday!

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