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Style & formal writing
Reported speech, nominal style, stance markers, and advanced written connectors.
2 lessons
B1 grammar
Level B119 cheatsheets
B1 German grammar
Passive, relatives, polite requests, comparisons of equality, zu-infinitives, pronominal adverbs, genitive, and narrative past.
Study modules
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7 packages at B1
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Tenses & mood
Present, past, future, Perfekt, Plusquamperfekt, and Konjunktiv patterns.
2 lessons
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Cases & articles
Nominative, accusative, dative, genitive, gender, and der/die/das.
3 lessons
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Verbs & voice
Separable verbs, modals, passive, reflexive verbs, and infinitive constructions.
7 lessons
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Clauses & conjunctions
Subclauses, relative clauses, adverbial clauses, and coordinating links.
2 lessons
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Nouns & plurals
Plural forms, compounds, nominalization, and noun-centric patterns.
1 lesson
Cases & articles
· 3 topics- GenitivePossession and some prepositions.Open cheatsheet
- N-declension nounsMasculine nouns that take **-n/-en** in accusative, dative, and genitive.Open cheatsheet
- Articles with abstract nouns (die Zeit, das Glück)When German uses a definite article where English might use zero article.Open cheatsheet
Verbs & voice
· 7 topics- Passive (Präsens)**werden** + past participle.Open cheatsheet
- Relative clauses**der/die/das** + verb at end.Open cheatsheet
- zu + InfinitiveAfter many verbs and as noun-like clauses.Open cheatsheet
- Pronominal adverbs (**da(r)-, wo(r)-**)**dafür, darüber, womit** — preposition folded into one word.Open cheatsheet
- Participles as adjectivesUsing Partizip I and Partizip II before nouns and as descriptors.Open cheatsheet
- Verbs with fixed prepositions (think: wait for)High-frequency verbs like **denken an**, **warten auf**, **sich freuen auf** — learn verb + preposition as a chunk.Open cheatsheet
- Process passive vs state passive (werden vs sein)Vorgangspassiv with werden; Zustandspassiv with sein + participle for a resulting state.Open cheatsheet