German Evening Course

Greetings, introducing yourself and others, talking about family, work and free time, finding your way around the city, shopping, filling in forms, writing and understanding short messages, telling the time and the date

Articles, plurals, conjugations of verbs in the present tense, modal verbs, separable verbs, negations, word order of main clauses and questions, accusative case, pronunciation practice

Having and understanding conversations at work and at the doctor’s, talking about your daily routine, describing a flat, replying to an invitiation, buying clothes, understanding directions, having a conversation on the phone

Perfekt tense, dative case, personal pronouns in the dative and accusative case, prepositions, modal verbs, connecting sentences, imperative, pronunciation practice

Giving reasons, making arrangements, talking about school, writing comments, talking about your feelings, congratulating people, understanding conversations at administrative offices and government agencies, finding pieces of information in a text and reproducing them 

Subordinate clauses with weil, wenn and dass, reflexive verbs, modal verbs in the past, comparative of adjectives, declination of adjectives

Giving opinions, describing a graph, understanding and giving advice, making and reacting to suggestions, making complaints, understanding difficult texts, writing blog entries, describing a picture, understanding newspaper articles

indirect questions, Konjunktiv II in the present, verbs with prepositions, relative clauses, connecting sentences with deshalb and trotzdem, subordinate clauses with als and wenn, idiomatic expressions and sayings

Planning a trip, expressing arguments and counter-arguments, talking about job applications, discussing environmental issues, talking about plans and hypothetical situations, intercultural competencies

Präteritum, Konjunktiv II in the past, Konjunktiv II of modal verbs, infinitive with zu, Pronominaladverbien, subordinate clauses with obwohl, consecutive clauses, Futur I, genitive case, N-declination, relative clauses with the dative case and prepositions

Having and understanding conversations to resolve conflict, understanding and expressing chronological sequences, listening to discussions on the radio, talking about behaviour, describing people and objects in more detail, expressing opinions about art and culture, discussing social commitment and politics, dealing with banking transactions

Plusquamperfekt, temporal subordinate clauses, declination of adjectives without articles, multi-part conjunctions, prepositions followed by the genitive case, present and past participles as adjectives, the passive voice

Sharing cross-cultural experiences, finding arguments in complex texts and evaluating them, writing a letter of complaint, writing a CV and job application, practising conversational strategies, referring to texts and other peoples‘ opinions, formal discussions, giving presentations

Word order (tekamolo), comparative clauses, negations, noun-verb connections, alternatives to the passive voice

Merging specific pieces of information from different texts, writing argumentative essays, practising detailed comprehension, speaking fluently and with variety, engaging with native speakers in a natural way, presenting and justifying hypotheses

Reported speech using the Konjunktiv I, modal particles, modal clauses, structuring texts, nominalisation of verbs and adjectives

Freely participating in an interview, discussing, structuring and clearly presenting less familiar, abstract and complex topics, detailed comprehension of texts and radio programmes about different areas of expertise, presenting a convincing argument in spoken and written form, reacting with ease to complex counter-arguments, understanding dialects and colloquial language

homonymic separable and non-separable verbs, nominal and verbal styles, sentential relative clauses, infinitive clauses in present and past tenses, different ways of reporting

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