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Herr Thürmann has a job for Andreas in Berlin. Grammar unit: Separable verbs

An embarassing situation for Andreas. Grammar unit: Pronouns and articles in the accusative case

A business dinner: Frau Berger, Andreas and the inevitable "Ex." Grammar unit: Masculine nouns in the accusative case

Andreas needs yet another excuse. Grammar unit: Irregular verbs

In the lobby: Frau Müller and Frau Hoffmann. Grammar unit: Possessive pronouns

Herr Meier tells his story. Grammar unit: The imperfect tense of sein and haben

Herr Meier has returned. Grammar unit: The plural form of possessive prononuns

Herr Meier has disappeared -- only his flute remains. Grammar unit: The modal verb mögen

Excitement at the hotel:Herr Meier has left without paying his bill... Grammar unit: The verb haben

At the flea market: garden gnomes and elves Grammar unit: Personal pronouns and the direct object

At the flea market: "Ex" gets involved. Grammar unit: The imperative mood

Andreas sorts out his things for a flea market. Grammar unit: Plural forms

Andreas writes to his parents. Grammar unit: conjugation of verbs (V)

Coming and going -- Andreas at work. Grammar unit: Possessive pronouns mein, dein, etc.

"Ex" can’t keep quiet.Grammar unit: Verb conjugation (IV)

Hanna, the chambermaid, is annoyed with the guests. Grammar units: Definite and indefinite articles

A new guest arrives. Grammar units: Asking questions

"Ex" and Andreas speculate about Dr. Thürmann. Grammar units: verb conjugation (III)

The old friends and the young reporter -- guests at Hotel Europa. Grammar unit: Questions with interrogative pronouns and the preposition aus

"Ex" wonders about Andreas’ views. Grammar unit: verb conjugation (II)