Syllabus
1. Present tense of verbs (types of conjugation, practising on concrete language material, practising and enriching vocabulary with the most common verbs) + manner verbs
2. Verbs with prefixes (types of prefixes, their behaviour, specific practice and automation of their use; vocabulary expansion and prefix verbs)
3. Reversal verbs (sentence behaviour, practice, emphasising the contrastive aspect of German X Czech and the similarities and differences between these languages)
4. The imperative (method of formation, word order, vocabulary expansion, practice, differences between Czech and German in forming the imperative)
5. infinitive (differences in infinitives between German and Czech, method of formation, practice in forming and using infinitives in different language constructions)
6. Préteritum (method of formation, expansion and unification of vocabulary, practice) + manner verbs
7. Prepositions (method of formation, types of use of prepositions in German, contrastive aspect, practical practice), Perfektum and Plusquamperfektum (method of formation and use of these tenses in specific contexts, enrichment of vocabulary and practical skills of speaking in the past tense)
8. Prepositions, Perfektum, Plusquamperfektum in manner verbs, Ersatzinfinitive
9. Futurum (types, ways of formation, comparison of the futur system in German and Czech)
10. Subjunctive II (comparison of the subjunctive system in German and Czech, functions, ways of forming, practical practice linked to specific pragmatic situations)
11. Subjunctive I (comparison of the subjunctive system in German and Czech, function, method of formation, practical practice linked to specific pragmatic situations)
12. The passive voice (method of formation, syntax, automation of use, practice; competing forms of the passive in overview and basic usage)
0. Verb conjugations (expansion of vocabulary with fixed recourse syntagms, automation of acquired vocabulary, practice) - self-study on the basis of provided lists of prepositions
Annotation
The subject is a continuation of the previous course Practical Language I. It is a practical exercise of selected language phenomena with a very brief introductory explanation of the theory.
In this course, attention is paid mainly to phenomena related to verbs. The content of the exercise is mainly verb conjugation and verb syntactic phenomena with a focus on problematic areas, e.g. the use of auxiliary verbs in the perfect tense, forms of strong verbs, verb syntactic links, functional verb links, etc.
The seminar also includes practical exercises on translation. In the course, there is not only the systematization of the morphology of verbs and the verbal lexicon, but also the training of communicative skills with special attention to selected verb phenomena in German.