Chapter 21 - Coal - the black gold

Is it perhaps possible to make "Ex" visible? Grammar unit: No new grammar in this lesson 

The story of a search for identity.Grammar unit: Infinitive clauses with zu 

The story of a brave rescue. Grammar unit: Relative clauses 

Andreas and "Ex" arrive in Berlin. Grammar unit: Subordinate clauses introduced by weil 

Dr. Thürmann tells the history of Berlin. Grammar unit: Subordinate clauses with als or bevor 

Andreas phones Dr. Thürmann. Grammar unit. Subordinate clauses introduced by dass 

A poet among mice -- Frau Berger tells a story. Grammar unit: The imperfect tense of irregular verbs 

Lesson 21: The sun is shining Chapter 21: “El héroe prometido” — The hero that was promised 

A hotel guest has problems. Grammar unit: Review of the word order in main clauses 

Alice Oswald's final lecture as the English Faculty's Professor of Poetry. 

In this second part of the discussion of Nizami Ganjavi's sokhanee chand dar eshgh, we go over the first two lines of the poem in detail. 

Building on our previous podcast about how to tell the time, we now give you a few ways that you can arrange to meet with someone. We also take a quick look at the conditional. 

Nicholas Dames (The Chapter: A Segmented History from Antiquity to the Twenty-First Century) started his latest project with a seemingly simple question: Why do books have chapters? In this episode, as we turn from one year to the next, Jacke talks to an expert in segmentation. P ... Show More