German library

Topics

CEFR path A1–C1 · 43 topics

You are here: B1 · mal / doch / ja

⌂OverviewBrowse full library

A2· Everyday8

1. also / halt / eben
2. naja / eigentlich
3. Fillers for pause management
4. Basic linking words
5. Time-flow connectors
6. A2 connector mini-tests
7. A2 connector roleplay pack
8. A2 connector mastery roadmap

B1· Intermediatecurrent9

1. mal / doch / ja
2. Reaction markers
3. Step-by-step discourse markers
4. Conversation repair phrases
5. Reason and result connectors
6. Contrast connectors
7. B1 connector mini-tests
8. B1 connector roleplay pack
9. B1 connector mastery roadmap

B2· Advanced13

1. Stance & attitude markers
2. Contrast markers
3. Framing opinions softly
4. Argument flow markers
5. Formal spoken connectors
6. Uncertainty and certainty markers
7. Connector error corrections
8. B2 connector mini-tests
9. B2 connector answer-key drills
10. B2 connector roleplay pack
11. B2 live connector challenges
12. B2 connector mastery roadmap
13. B2 connector weekly tracker

C1· Near-native13

1. Advanced nuance in spoken German
2. Pragmatic subtlety in debate
3. Meta-discourse markers
4. Debate pivot markers
5. Argument architecture connectors
6. Repair and pivot markers
7. C1 connector drill pack
8. C1 connector mini-tests
9. C1 connector answer-key drills
10. C1 connector roleplay pack
11. C1 live connector challenges
12. C1 connector mastery roadmap
13. C1 connector weekly tracker

mal / doch / ja

Usage

mal softens a request
doch can contradict or reinforce
ja marks shared knowledge