Learn German Language From A Native & Experienced German Teacher - Learn German Grammar, Vocabulary & German Culture

What you'll learn

After this B1 course you will know all B1 German Grammar.

Requirements

You should have passed the A1 and A2 level in order to participate in this course.

Learn German B1 Level From An Experienced German Teacher!

The course will start by introducing you to probably the easiest part of the B1 German grammar and work your way up to learning more intermediate German Grammar, Vocabulary & the German Culture.

Apart from the 111 grammar lectures, this course also includes 5 videos about German idioms. German culture, the German Educational System, German celebrations as well as valuable tips on how to learn languages more efficiently.

It is an interactive course with a lot of varied input and a very experienced and motivated German teacher who will lead you through the entire course.

This is a very in depth course which covers all B1 German Grammar.

GOALS/LEARNINGS:

Become Fully Competent In German B1 Level

Master The First Intermediate Level Of The German Language

Learn The Grammar & Vocabulary Of German Language

Learn Useful Phrases For Conversations In German

Learn German Pronunciation, Speaking, & Writing

Learn More About the German Culture Like Food, Celebrations, Virtues, Places to Visit

Learn About The German Educational System

Get Valuable Tips On How To Learn German More Efficiently

Learn Common German Idioms

You will learn the following:

Grammar:
Zukunft im Präsens | Temporalangaben Zukunft | Modalpartikel | Difference Between "mögen" and "gern haben" | Kausale Konjunktionaladverbien | Kausaladverbien | Difference Between "kennen" und "wissen" | Artikelwort "Welch-"| Artikelwort "Irgendein-" | Als Ob | The Verb "Brauchen" And It´s Correct Usage | Hauptsatzkombinationen | Konjunktionen | Abschwächung | The Word "nämlich" | Pronomen | Genusregeln | Fokussierung | Futur I | Subclauses With "dass" | Adjektivendung -bar | Finalangaben | Difference Between "von" and "aus" | The Verb lassen" and It´s Correct Usage | unpersönliche Ausdrücke | Klassen der unregelmäßigen Verben| Genitiv | Genitiv Possessivartikel | Demonstrativpronomen Genitiv | "indem" and sodass" | Adjektivdeklination | Indefinitpronomen | Konzessive Sätze | N-Deklination | Modalverben und ihre Bedeutung | The Word "Es" | Verstärkung | Direktionaladverbien | Perfekt | Zeitangaben | Modalangaben | Indirekte Fragen | Konditionalsätze | Infinitivsätze | Finale Nebensätze | Komparativ | Komposita | Präteritum | Plusquamperfekt | Werden - Veränderung | Wechselpräpositionen | weil - da - denn | Konjunktiv II | Konjunktiv II - irreale Wünsche | Konjunktiv II - Wunschsätze | Konjunktiv II - Modalverben | The Word "falls" | Verben mit Infinitiv | Präfix un- | Präpositionaladverbien | Verben mit Präpositionalobjekt | Relativpronomen | Zeitadverbien | Temporalangaben in der Gegenwart | Zeitangaben Dauer | Temporale Nebensätze | Vorgangspassiv | Passiv im Nebensatz | Passiv ohne Subjekt | Passiv im Perfekt | Passiv im Präteritum | Passiv im Plusquamperfekt | Adjektive als Nomen | Adjektiv-Kombination | Adjektive mit Suffixen | Lokale Adverbien | Lokale Präpositionen | Mehrteilige Konjunktionen | Modaladverbien | Partizip II als Substantiv

Culture:
German Idioms | German Educational System | German Celebrations | German Culture (Food, Places, Virtues)

Bonus:

Tips On How To Learn A Language More Efficiently

If you are not familiar with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages; here is a brief overview:

A1 - Complete beginner
A2 - Elementary
B1 - Intermediate
B2 - Upper intermediate
C1 - Advanced
C2 - Proficient

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Who this course is for:

This course is for everyone who would like to improve his/her German skills and become intermediate in German.

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