
German Grammar
by Eric V. Greenfield
"German Grammar" by Eric V. Greenfield, Barnes & Noble, New York, 1961 reprint. Second Edition paperback in fair condition. Offers 48 lessons with exercises and verb conjugations. Part of the College Outline Series, ideal for German language learners. Not a first edition; shows wear but remains usable.
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The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the cover, including creases and scuffs. The pages show signs of age with some corner folding, but the text remains clear and readable. There is no dust jacket, typical for paperback editions. Binding remains intact, ensuring usability.
About This Vintage 1961 Edition
"German Grammar" by Eric V. Greenfield, published by Barnes & Noble in New York, is a comprehensive guide to mastering German. This is the Second Edition, originally published in 1944, with this particular copy reprinted in 1961. Part of the College Outline Series, the book offers 48 lessons complete with exercises and verb conjugations, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and advanced learners. Greenfield's work is recognized for its structured approach, providing clarity in German grammar essentials. While this edition is not a first, its reprint status indicates sustained demand and utility in language education. The book is in paperback format, which is consistent with its educational purpose and accessibility. Condition details are noted below.
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