German Language Course – Level B1 (Intermediate)
The B1 German course represents the third level of proficiency under the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). At this stage, learners become independent users of the language—able to handle everyday conversations, express opinions, and describe experiences with confidence.
This intermediate German course is ideal for learners who have completed the A2 level and want to enhance their fluency and accuracy in both spoken and written German.
Who should join:
- Learners aiming to reach independent communication in German
- Students preparing for official German exams such as Goethe-Zertifikat B1, telc B1, or ÖSD B1
Learning Focus:
- Strengthening grammar and vocabulary for everyday and professional use
- Holding conversations on familiar and practical topics
- Exam preparation with sample tests and structured practice
The B1 German language course helps you gain the skills needed to live, work, or study in a German-speaking environment with greater independence and confidence.
Course Content
Introduction To B1
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Präteritum (Simple Past – Regular & Irregular Verbs)
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1 Topic
Use of Präteritum in written German and storytelling.
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Zu + Infinitiv (Infinitive Clauses)
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Relativsätze mit „was“ und „wo“ (Relative Clauses with What / Where)
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Wegen / Trotz (Genitive Prepositions)
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1 Topic
wegen & trotz Example: Trotz des Regens gehen wir spazieren.
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Verben mit Präpositionen (Verbs with Prepositions)
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Pronominaladverbien (Da- & Wo- Compounds)
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1 Topic
damit, worauf, wofür, darüber.
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Plusquamperfekt (Past Perfect)
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Structure: hatte / war + Partizip II. Example: Nachdem er gegessen hatte, ging er ins Kino.
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Passiv (Passive Voice – Introduction)
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Formation: werden + Partizip II. Example: Das Haus wird gebaut.
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N-Deklination (Weak Noun Declension)
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Applies to masculine nouns ending in -e, -ant, -ent, -ist. Example: der Student → den Studenten.
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Lassen (To Let / To Have Something Done)
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lassen used for permission, causative, or suggestion. Example: Ich lasse mein Auto reparieren.
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Konjunktiv II (Subjunctive II – Polite & Unreal Situations)
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Use: wäre, hätte, würde + Infinitiv. Example: Ich würde gern nach Deutschland reisen
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Futur I (Future Tense)
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Formation: werden + Infinitiv. Example: Ich werde morgen arbeiten.
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Adjektivendungen (Adjective Endings – All Cases)
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Declension after der-, ein- and without article.
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Konjunktionen (Subordinating & Coordinating Conjunctions)
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weil, obwohl, während, bevor, nachdem, trotzdem, daher.
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Göethe /Telc Exam Prepration
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