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B2/1 is where your German becomes genuinely fluent-sounding.
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About this course
B2/1 is the first step into advanced intermediate German. At this level, we start developing a much more natural, flexible, and authentic way of expressing yourself. We continue with the sentence-pattern approach, but now add stronger work on collocations, fixed expressions, common sayings, nuance, and more advanced sentence structures. You learn how Germans express opinions, explain problems, describe complex situations, react naturally, and discuss everyday and social topics with more depth. The course includes structured materials, pattern explanations, Language Info Docs, many examples, practice exercises with solutions, dialogues, MP3 voice recordings, live sessions with Klaus (frequency depends on your chosen plan), and 24/7 WeChat access for questions and practice.
Learning outcomes
Communicate in a more formal, controlled, and flexible way
You move beyond basic independent German and begin to sound more mature in semi-formal and academic contexts.
Lead, manage, and clarify conversations more actively
You learn how to open, guide, clarify, reformulate, and structure interaction more confidently.
Use a wider range of logical connectors for argument and contrast
This improves both your speaking and writing, especially on more serious or abstract topics.
Handle passive structures more flexibly
You work not only with the basic passive, but also with important passive variants and alternatives.
Report statements, positions, and information more effectively
With practical indirect-speech tools, you can refer to what others say, claim, or report.
Understand and use more advanced word formation patterns
Prefixes and suffixes help you decode new words and expand your vocabulary more strategically.
Use more advanced collocations and semi-formal expressions
Essential for sounding natural at a higher level.
Write reports, complaints, and summaries more competently
Your writing becomes more controlled, more concise, and more structured.
Give short, structured presentations
You speak in a more organised way for a short period, using signposting and clearer progression.
Recognise differences between everyday language and institutional or media language
You start understanding context-dependent forms used in universities, administration, or public communication.
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