NOUN

    English version of a noun paradigm
    The Noun (the Porsche)
    The Adjective Noun  (the red Porsche)
    A Noun (a Porsche)
    An ADJ Noun (a red Porsche)
    ADJ Noun (red Porsches)

VERB
        Regular verb.  How most verbs behave.  The verb has the same vowel in all its forms.
       Reflexive (subject and object are the same person or thing)
       Simple past (Imperfekt)
       Past perfect (Plusquamperfekt)
        An entire paradigm (all possible forms)

SENTENCE

Landkarte

SOME WAYS TO MEMORIZE

• Write the paradigm out five or six times while looking at your model.  Not even trying to do it by memory.  Just getting used to the forms by writing them out while looking at the book.  As it begins to happen naturally, look at the model ever less and less.  When it feels right, try to write it out by heart.  Redmark the places you had trouble with.  Write out those places five or six times while looking at your model.
• Create physical flashcards on index cards.
• Create audio flashcards using CDs or audiocassettes.  Be sure to leave enough live silence so that you as listener have time to produce your correct response.
  

    Here are some exercises designed to make your study of German easier.  They arose in response to your questions, and are intended to make a short story long.
 

• EEE=G
• Personal Pronouns (I, you, he, she, it....)
• Shadow sentences

• Creativity (on not being too rough with yourself)