German Language B2 Upper Intermediate German

German Language B2 - Upper Intermediate German
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 8h 10m | 3.97 GB
Instructor: Julia Krist

• In this course the participants learn German grammar on the B2 level.
  
• The entire course is only taught in German (with German and English subtitles).
  
• You will learn advanced vocabulary.
  
• Futur II - future II
  
• Nominalisierung von Verben mit Nomen - nominalization of verbs with nouns
  
• Adjektive mit Präpositionen - adjectives with prepositions
  
• Modale Zusammenhänge - modal connectors
  
• Eselsbrücken - mnemonics
  
• Nomen mit Präpositionen - nouns with prepositions
  
• Erweitertes Partizip I & II - extended participle I & II
  
• Deutsche Redewendungen - German idioms
  
• dass / Infinitivsätze - that / infinitive clauses
  
• Adversativsätze - adversative clauses
  
• Zweiteilige Konnektoren - two-part connectors
  
• Negation durch Vor- und Nachsilben - negation through prefixes and suffixes
  
• Diktate - Dictations
  
• Mittelfeld im Hauptsatz - tekamolo - middle field in main clauses
  
• Deutsche Redewendungen - German quotes
  
• Indirekte Rede - indirect speech
  
• Fragenmarathon - Question marathon
  
• als ob - as if
  
• Konditionale Zusammenhänge - conditional connectors
  
• Zungenbrecher - tongue twisters - pronunciation exercises
  
• Fugenelement "s" bei Nomen - joint element "s" in nouns
  
• Konzessive Zusammenhänge - concessional connectors
  
• Verwandte Wörter - related words
  
• Zustandspassiv - stative passive
  
• von und durch - from and through
  
• Zwischen- und Endprüfung - intermediate and final exam
  
• Wortbildung - Vorsilben bei Nomen - word formation - prefixes for nouns
  
• Alternativen zum Passiv - alternatives to the passive voice
  
• generalizing relative clauses - Generalisierende Relativsätze
  
• Lernblockaden - Learning blocks and how to solve them
  
• Feste Verbindungen von Nomen und Verben - fixed connections of nouns and verbs
  
• Subjektlose Passivsätze - subjectless passive clauses
  
• Konsekutive Zusammenhänge - consecutive connectors
  
• Feste Nomen-Präposition-Verbindungen - fixed noun-preposition connections
  
• Indefinitpronomen - indefinite pronouns
  
• Kausale Zusammenhänge - causal connectors
  
• Partizip I und II als Adjektive - participle I and II as adjectives
  
• Verweiswörter im Text - reference words in texts
  
• Nachsilben bei Adjektiven - suffixes with adjectives
  
• Uneingeleitete wenn-Sätze - unintroduced if-clauses
  
• Vergleichssätze - comparative sentences
  
• Temporale Zusammenhänge - temporal connectors
  
• Subjektive Bedeutung des Verbes "sollen" - subjective meaning of the verb "sollen"
  
• Wortbildung -weise bei Adverbien - word formation - weise in adverbs
  
• das Verb lassen - the verb "lassen"
  
• Verbverbindungen - verb connectors
  
• Konditionalsätze - conditional clauses
  
• Wunschsätze - optative sentences
  
• Learn about German culture – sights, food, culture
  
• Learn about German idioms – to sound more like a native German
  
• You will get tipps on how to get rid of learning blocks
  
• You will learn German quotes
  
• We will write dictations to practice your listening and writing skills
  
• Learn about mnemonics and how they can help you to learn a language
  
• Learn German tongue twisters to improve your German pronunciation
  
• Learn about cognates which are similar or identical words in German and English to learn German vocabulary faster
  
• Get recommendations for useful books to learn German
  
• Learn about different German dialects (Berlin, Bavaria, East Germany etc.)
  
• We will have a question marathon to check whether there are any gaps from the B1 level
  
• We will have a intermediate exam to check whether you master what you have learned up to this point in this German B2 course
  
• We will have a final exam to check whether you master what you have learned on the German B2 level
  

• Become competent in B2 German grammar
  
• Learn more about the German culture through idioms and quotes
  
• Receive valuable tips on how to learn German more efficiently
  
• Learn the B2 German vocabulary
  

• General German B2 vocabulary
  
• Online shopping
  

• German culture – sights, food, culture
  
• German idioms – to sound more like a native German
  
• Tipps on how to get rid of learning blocks
  
• German quotes
  
• Dictations
  
• Mnemonics
  
• Intermediate exam
  
• Tongue twisters
  
• Related words – similar and identical words in German and English to learn German vocabulary faster
  
• Recommendations for useful books to learn German
  
• Additional exercises / homework
  
• Learn about different German dialects (Berlin, Bavaria, East-Germany etc.)
  
• Question marathon
  
• Final exam
  

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