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The first to group sentences systematically for the purpose of practice in definite grammatical forms and rules, to apportion to each lesson its well-defined task, and to Offer in addition conversational models, was the still popular Ollendorff. He was the teacher of our grandparents, as Plotz was of our parents and to some extent of ourselves.
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