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Can spell words and recognize German pronunciation patterns
Can understand and use numbers in everyday situations
Can understand and use large numbers and prices
Can express months, seasons, and dates in German
Can recognize and produce basic German intonation patterns for statements and questions
Can use personal pronouns to refer to people
Can point out specific items using dieser/diese/dieses
Can introduce themselves using simple present tense verbs
Can describe people and things using the verb sein
Can talk about daily activities using regular verbs
Can express possession using the verb haben
Can correctly conjugate verbs with -t/-d stems
Can use common stem-changing verbs in conversation
Can use separable verbs to describe daily routines
Can talk about eating using the irregular verb essen
Can express polite wishes and requests with möchten
Can use separable verbs in shopping and daily life
Can express ability and ask for permission with können
Can express obligation and necessity with müssen
Can give formal instructions and commands
Can express permission and prohibition with dürfen
Can give informal commands to friends and family
Can express wishes and intentions with wollen
Can talk about past events using the perfect tense
Can form past participles of regular verbs correctly
Can use irregular past participles in conversation
Can ask basic questions about personal information
Can negate statements using nicht
Can connect simple sentences with und, aber, oder
Can place time expressions correctly in sentences
Can describe what exists in a place using es gibt
Can build sentences with modal verb and final infinitive
Can give directions and describe places using es gibt
Can give reasons using weil with verb-final order
Can use der, die, das correctly with common nouns
Can express possession using possessive articles
Can describe people using basic adjectives
Can describe objects using color adjectives
Can form and recognize plural nouns in German
Can state professions without articles after sein
Can talk about weekly schedules and frequency
Can express likes and preferences using gern/lieber
Can describe how often things happen using adverbs
Can use the accusative case for direct objects
Can describe pain and body issues using dative
Can describe locations using basic dative prepositions
Can distinguish location and direction with two-way prepositions
Can apply accusative endings to all article types
Can apply dative endings and use dative verbs correctly
Can use accusative prepositions für, durch, gegen, ohne
Can use all dative prepositions in routine contexts
Can use all two-way prepositions with correct case
Can replace direct objects with accusative pronouns
Can use reflexive verbs for daily routines and feelings
Can choose sein or haben correctly in perfect tense
Can narrate using simple past of sein, haben, and modals
Can give commands in all registers: du, ihr, and Sie
Can use verbs with both dative and accusative objects
Can compare things using comparative and superlative forms
Can add correct adjective endings after definite articles
Can decline weak masculine nouns in all cases
Can form complex sentences with dass, wenn, and ob
Can sequence events using temporal connectors
Can order time, manner, and place correctly in sentences
Can apply all A2 grammar in Goethe exam task formats
Can narrate past events using regular simple past forms
Can use irregular simple past forms in written narratives
Can express events that happened before other past events
Can form and understand passive voice in present tense
Can describe past events using passive voice
Can make polite requests and express wishes with Konj. II
Can express hypothetical situations using würde + infinitive
Can form infinitive clauses with zu, including um...zu for purpose
Can use verbs with their required prepositions correctly
Can define people and things using relative clauses
Can form relative clauses with dative and prepositions
Can embed questions politely in longer sentences
Can express cause and concession with advanced connectors
Can use adjective endings after indefinite and zero articles
Can express possession and use genitive prepositions
Can replace prepositional phrases with da(r)- and wo(r)-
Can combine passive voice with modal verbs in formal texts
Can use alternative passive constructions like lassen + sich
Can express complex unreal conditions in past and present
Can report speech formally using Konjunktiv I
Can understand and use extended participial attributes
Can express future plans and completed future actions
Can use inseparable prefix verbs with correct meanings
Can transform verbs and adjectives into nouns in formal style
Can understand and create compound words and derivations
Can apply all B2 grammar in Goethe exam task formats
Can use paired connectors for balanced sentence structures
Can express precise time relationships with temporal clauses
Can argue using cause, concession, and condition clauses
Can use modal particles to sound more natural in German
I can convert fluently between nominal and verbal style and pick the right register.
I can read, build and unwind extended participial attributes including the gerundive.
I can use adverbial participle clauses and their fixed formulas without dangling them.
I can order pronouns, objects and adverbials in the Mittelfeld and bend the rules for focus.
I can build wer/was free relatives with the right case bridge and sentence-was.
I know what may legally leave the verbal bracket and what must stay inside.
I can tell the four es-types apart and apply the inversion test.
I can deploy upper-register connectors with correct inversion and register fit.
I can grade certainty with modal verbs and mark hearsay and self-claims with soll/will.
I can use core Funktionsverbgefüge with their fixed shapes and causative/inchoative pairs.
I can report in journalistic Konjunktiv I with the full replacement cascade.
I can use the genitive verbs in their legal and ceremonial homes.
I can deploy the formal genitive prepositions with correct case and meaning.
I can stack modal particles in their fixed order and tune tone with them.
I can recognize archaic forms, their idiom shelters and their ironic potential.
I can decode official notices and file a formally correct Widerspruch.
I can build and decode compounds with correct heads, joints and hyphens.
I know the live norm battles and read each variant's social signal.
I can spot native-speaker errors, explain their system logic and read their social signal.
I can move sentence stress to recolor German sentences and anchor particle scope.
I can place the meaning-bearing commas of Infinitivgruppen and appositions.
I can recast one message across five German registers and switch without seams.
I can recognize Austrian and Swiss standard variants and adjust my expectations per country.
I understand and use spoken-syntax patterns like weil + V2 and dislocation appropriately.