At the start of this course, we'll delve into looking at how to form questions to ask people how they are. This will also lead us onto the first "Learning technique", which is Installing a Motor. This technique will help to boost your confidence in speaking to people when you're in a German-speaking country.

Just like in the other courses, you'll be learning lots of vocabulary that you can add to your ever-growing wealth of linguistic knowledge, and you'll be given plenty of opportunities to put it all into practice. You'll learn some very useful adjectives and you'll also get some more Vocabulary Expansion Sheets full of words and phrases for talking about parts of the body and medicine.

Keeping on the theme of asking questions, we'll learn some new question words and some useful phrases to keep in our arsenal that will speed up how we speak. This will lead onto an extremely useful section called Building Structures. We'll be looking at how the entire German language is formed from a certain number of structures, and how these structures can be broken down easily into slots. All we have to do is put words into each slot, and you have yourself a sentence!

So, that's just a few of the things we'll be learning in this course, but here are just a few more things to whet your appetite:

• Talking about the past
• Different ways to ask how somebody is
• How to address people and introduce yourself in German
• Using the object pronoun "es", meaning "it"
• Looking at the difference between "noch ein" and "ein ander"
• and much more...