Danish grammar and punctuation
- ”Do you say udfra or ud fra? Should the comma come before or after fordi? How many –er’s should there be on a barber, when there are several of them? Do you say kan køre, han kører and at køre? – or do you need more r’s on them?”
Target group:
People who communicate a lot in writing and who want simple, usable rules for writing Danish.
Course target:
To be able to apply correctly the rules for writing Danish.
Concrete objectives for the training are drawn up before the start of the course.
Content:
Training:
2 days = 20 lessons, from 9.00 – 16.30
2 – 12 participants
Target group:
People who communicate a lot in writing and who want simple, usable rules for writing Danish.
Course target:
To be able to apply correctly the rules for writing Danish.
Concrete objectives for the training are drawn up before the start of the course.
Content:
- Review of participants’ texts
- Basic grammatical rules
- Review of word classes
- Syntax
- Inflections: special focus on verbs, nouns and adjectives
- One or more words, compound words.
- Tricky word combinations
- Punctuation rules – especially commas
- Spelling rules
- Formulating and communicating
- Usable mnemonic rules
- Individual needs and wishes
- Theory
- Exercises
Training:
2 days = 20 lessons, from 9.00 – 16.30
2 – 12 participants