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German B1 — Intermediate

Discuss plans, opinions, media and the workplace; use subordinate clauses, passive and the subjunctive.

6 modules · vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, writing and speaking · a timed 30-minute exam at the end. Free, with no account required.

Modules in German B1

Grammar covered at B1

Adjective endings in all cases (systematic overview) · Two-part connectors: einerseits…andererseits, je…desto, zwar…aber · The passive voice (Präsens and Präteritum) · Relative clauses · Konjunktiv II: hypothetical statements and wishes · N-declension nouns and prepositions with genitive · Konjunktiv II in the past: unreal conditions · Prepositions with fixed cases, and da-/wo-compounds · Plusquamperfekt: what had already happened · Nominalisation: turning verbs into nouns · Extended participle constructions (formal written German) · Future II (werden + Partizip + haben/sein) and summary of tenses

How B1 works

Each module opens with its vocabulary as flashcards, then grammar with tables and guided drills, a reading text with comprehension questions, a listening exercise, a writing task with instant feedback, speaking practice scored against a model, a conversation to work through line by line, and a quiz over the whole module. Finish 60% of a module and the next one unlocks; finish four and the level exam opens.

German B1 level exam · Vocabulary for work at B1