German Language B1 Intermediate German (Updated 5/2024)

Last updated 5/2024
Duration: 14h25m | .MP4 1280×720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 14.9 GB

What you’ll learn
Future in the present tense – Zukunft im Präsens
Learn different indications of time for the future – Zeitangaben – Zukunft
Causal conjunctional adverbs – Kausale Konjunktionaladverbien
Causal adverbs – Kausaladverbien
As if – als ob
The Verb "Brauchen" And Its Correct Usage
conjunctions – Konjunktionen
Pronoun – Pronomen
Subclauses With "dass"
Adjective ending -bar – Adjektivendung -bar
Final indications – Finalangaben
Learn the difference between "von" and "aus"
Impersonal expressions – Unpersönliche Ausdrücke
Classes of irregular verbs – Klassen der unregelmäßigen Verben
Genitive – Genitiv
Demonstrative pronoun in the genitive – Demonstrativpronomen Genitiv
"indem" and sodass"
adjective declension – Adjektivdeklination
Concessional sentences – Konzessivsätze
Modal verbs and their different meanings
Directional adverbs – Direktionaladverbien
Modals – Modalangaben
Indirect questions – Indirekte Fragen
conditional clauses – Konditionalsätze
Infinitive clauses – Infinitivsätze
Compounds – Komposita
ast tense – Präteritum
Past tense – Präteritum
weil – da – denn
Unreal wishes – Konjunktiv II – irreale Wünsche
Wishful sentences – Konjunktiv II – Wunschsätze
Modal verbs – Konjunktiv II – Modalverben
The word "falls"
Verbs with infinitive – Verben mit Infinitiv
Prefix -un – Präfix -un
Prepositional adverbs – Präpositionaladverbien
Verbs with a prepositional object – Verben mit Präpositionalobjekt
relative pronouns – Relativpronomen
Temporal subordinate clauses – Temporale Nebensätze
Process passive – Vorgangspassiv
Passive in the subordinate clause – Passiv im Nebensatz
Passive without a subject – Passiv ohne Subjekt
Passive in the perfect tense – Passiv im Perfekt
Passive in past tense – Passiv im Präteritum
Passive in the past perfect – Passiv im Plusquamperfekt
Adjectives as nouns – Adjektive als Nomen
Adjective combination – Adjektiv-Kombination
Modal adverbs – Modaladverbien
Tips on how to learn a language more efficiently
Question Marathon
Dictations
Final exam

Requirements
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