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Vocabulary: linking words (deshalb, trotzdem, außerdem) – Telc B1

Linking words connect ideas and improve flow. deshalb (therefore): Es regnet. Deshalb nehme ich...

Intermediate German
Time management in the Telc B1 exam – Telc B1

Divide your time according to the section. For Lesen and Sprachbausteine , note the recommended...

Beginner German
Common mistake: verb position in main vs subordinate clause – Telc B1

Main clause: Conjugated verb in second position (or first in questions). Ich habe das Buch gelesen....

Intermediate German
Präsens: irregular verbs sein, haben – Telc B1

sein (to be) and haben (to have) are irregular in Präsens. sein : ich bin, du bist, er/sie/es ist,...

Beginner German
Telc B1 Exam: Structure and Sections – Telc B1

The Telc Deutsch B1 exam has written and oral parts. Written: Lesen (reading), Hören (listening),...

Beginner German
Adjektivdeklination (Adjective Endings) – Telc B1

In German, adjectives before nouns take endings that depend on article (definite, indefinite, or no...

Intermediate German
Verben mit Präpositionen (Verbs with Prepositions) – Telc B1

Many German verbs fix a specific preposition and case. You need to learn the pair (verb +...

Intermediate German
Nebensätze: obwohl, während (Subordinate Clauses) – Telc B1

obwohl (although) and während (while, whereas) introduce subordinate clauses; the verb goes to the...

Intermediate German
Futur I (Future I) – Telc B1

Futur I is formed with werden + infinitive (at the end in main clauses). Ich werde morgen anrufen....

Intermediate German
Präteritum (Simple Past) – Telc B1

Präteritum is the simple past tense. In spoken German, Perfekt is more common; Präteritum is often...

Intermediate German
Zweiteilige Konnektoren: nicht nur … sondern auch – Telc B1

Two-part conjunctions (zweiteilige Konnektoren) link two parallel parts of a sentence. nicht nur …...

Intermediate German
Infinitiv mit zu (Infinitive with zu) – Telc B1

Infinitiv mit zu is used when a verb requires another verb in the infinitive with zu . Examples: -...

Intermediate German