First Book for teaching modern languages [antikvár]

Preface.Erery one leama Oerman or any other language much better from hearing it spoken in the house, in business and at oburoh, than irom books."Dr. Martin Luther.The developement that has of late years taken place in the teaching of Modem Languages, together with the awakening of the public nund to a realisation of the need of practical methods in the acquirement of them, has led many teachers to avail themselves of this book for the means of adopting this system.Special attention should be given by the pubUc who want to adopt this system of learning languages to the fact that no teacher will use this Method to its fall advantage unless he has been personnaUy instructed by the author or his duly authorised representatives in the exact maimer of using this book.Many people are under the false impression that the Method is entirely dealt with in this book, but this is a serious mistake.The text has been written as a plan for the teacher who already knows the Method, but the most impoi:+nt point is to know how to use it.The greatest difficulty and one which requires a long work of preparation for the teacher is to know how to convey to the pupiL? the meaning of differentBerlitz, EngUsb 1.1