Croatian B1 Level - EOA

Module 1: Personal Development and Life Stories
Vocabulary covering childhood, youth, major life events (getting hired, moving, marriage), learning, and personal growth. Master the crucial difference between Imperfective and Perfective verbs (verb aspect) and recognize basic aspectual pairs.

German B1 – Module 1 – Video

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German B1 – Module 1 – Audio
German B1 – Module 1 – Questions
German B1 – Module 1 – Exercises
German B1 – Module 1 – Quiz

Module 2: Relationships and Communication
Vocabulary for family, friends, romantic relationships, colleagues, and emotions (love, anger, trust). Deepen your knowledge of the Genitive and Dative cases by using specific prepositions (od, do, bez, pored) and verbs that require the Dative (like, help).

Module 3: Job Description and Workplace
Vocabulary for professions, workplace, office, and daily duties (planning, organizing, communicating, solving). Master impersonal constructions (eg, treba + infinitive) and the Passive Voice (trpno state) in the present tense (using biti + past participle and the "se" passive).

Module 4: Job Search and CV Writing
Vocabulary for job search, application, CV, cover letter, job interview, and career. Practice word order in formal, written contexts and learn the Conditional II (Kondicional II) for expressing polite requests and hypothetical situations (I would like to, I would kindly ask).

Module 5: Education and School System
Vocabulary for educational institutions (elementary, high school, university) and academic life (schedule, lecture, exam). Master subordinate clauses using "da" (that) to express opinions, desires, and knowledge, and understand the resulting word order.

Module 6: Travel and Adventure
Vocabulary for countries, cities, geographical features (sea, mountain, island), accommodation, planning, and sights. Master prepositions of place used with both the Accusative (for direction) and Locative/Instrumental (for location), and start learning prefixed verbs of motion.

Module 7: Health and Lifestyle
Vocabulary for the human body, illness, symptoms, recovery, healthy eating, and stress. Master "if" clauses for expressing conditions, and "jer" (because) clauses for reasons (comparing with because). Practice reflexive verbs (to feel, to worry).

Module 8: Culture and Leisure
Vocabulary for film, theater, music, books, writers, hobbies, and socializing. Master adjectives in comparative and superlative degrees (regular and irregular), and use relative clauses (relativsätze) with which, whose, what, where.

Module 9: Shopping and Services
Vocabulary for stores (supermarket, bakery, bookstore), products, money (cash, card), price, discount, and services (bank, post office). Master ordinal numbers (first, second, third...) and the demonstrative pronouns (ovaj, taj, onaj) and their declension through cases.

Module 10: Environment and Sustainability
Vocabulary for environment, pollution, waste, recycling, climate change, and sustainability. Focus on the Passive Voice in the Present and Past tenses (including the "se" passive and the agent).

Module 11: Technology in Daily Life
Vocabulary for mobile phone, computer, internet, social media, e-mail, searching, downloading, and uploading. Master prepositions of time (in, on, from, to, during) and prepositions of place (at, beside, between). Practice the Perfect with technology-related verbs.

Module 12: Describing Places and Comparisons
Vocabulary for city vs. village, suburbs, public transport, buildings, and infrastructure. Additional practice with comparative and superlative forms, and master comparison structures using "kao" (as/like) and "nego" (than).

Module 13: Expressing Opinion, Agreement, and Disagreement
Vocabulary for opinion, agreeing, disagreeing, discussion, argument, and compromise. Master subordinate clauses with "li" (whether/if) for indirect questions and the Conditional II for polite disagreement.

Module 14: Habits, rules and tips
Vocabulary for habit, routine, rule, law, obligation, advice, and the verbs need, must, should, should. Master modal verbs in the Past Tense (I had to, I was allowed to), and formal ways to give advice (It would be good, I recommend that).

Module 15: Emotions and Coping with Stress
Vocabulary for emotions (happy, angry, worried, proud), stress, support, friendship, and conflict. Focus on specific cases of reflexive verbs with the Dative/Accusative and review the differences between "because" and "because" for giving reasons.

Module 16: Media and Everyday Information
Vocabulary for news, newspaper, radio, television, online portals, social media, and journalism. Detailed focus on the Passive Voice (trpno stanje) (including the "se" passive for general statements) and the basics of Indirect Speech (Conjunctive I) for recognition in media reports.

Module 17: Advanced Education and Lifelong Learning
(Refining Module 5) Focus on advanced vocabulary for educational institutions, applying for study, lifelong learning, and the advantages/disadvantages of different educational paths. Practice relevant B1 structures like Future II and Indirect Speech in this context.

Module 18: Environment and Sustainable Habits
Vocabulary covering waste, consumption, energy, resources, recycling, and public transport. Focus on advanced grammatical structures: expressing purpose (how to say in order to... in Croatian, often achieved using the infinitive or a 'da' clause) and expressing exceptions (how to say without doing something, achieved using 'bez' + a verbal noun in the Genitive case).

Module 19: Tenses Review and Integration
Comprehensive vocabulary review from all previous modules. Focus on the integration of all tenses (Present, Perfect, Future I, Future II). Practice switching sentences between tenses and using conjunctions to logically connect ideas across time.

Module 20: Final Review and Exam Preparation
Final review of core vocabulary and grammar from all B1 modules (cases, verb form, tenses, subordinate clauses, modal verbs). Exam simulations (reading, listening, writing, and speaking interaction) focusing on strategies for passing the B1 exam.

Croatian B1 Level – Final Exam
This final examination is designed to assess your independent use and nuanced understanding of the Croatian language at the B1 level. The exam is structured into three key sections, testing your ability to handle complex topics and express yourself cohesively: 1. Listening (Listening Comprehension) Module Description: Carefully listen to audio recordings that include the main points of clear, standard speech on familiar topics (work, education, travel, environment), as well as personal stories, arguments, and opinions. Demonstrate your ability to understand essential information, author's intent, and expressed attitudes in longer segments and discussions. 2. Reading (Reading Comprehension) Module Description: Read texts written in everyday language (eg, personal letters, simple newspaper articles, blog posts, short reports on current events). Answer questions to prove that you can understand the main idea, the author's stance, and specific details within texts related to relationships, lifestyle, technology, and cultural interests. 3. Writing (Writing) Module Description: Write clear and coherent texts on familiar topics or topics of personal interest. The goal is to demonstrate the ability to describe experiences and events using the Past Tense and verb tense, express and justify your opinions on complex issues (eg, sustainability, technology), and effectively use the vocabulary and grammar learned at the B1 level.

German B1 – Listening with Comprehension – Audio 1
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German B1 – Listening comprehension – Question 2
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German B1 – Listening comprehension – Question 5
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German B1 – Listening comprehension – Question 6
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German B1 – Listening comprehension – Question 10
German B1 – Reading Comprehension – Text
German B1 – Reading Comprehension – Questions
German B1 – Writing

Course Prerequisite(s)

Course Content

Module 1: Personal Development and Life Stories Vocabulary covering childhood, youth, major life events (getting hired, moving, marriage), learning, and personal growth. Master the crucial difference between Imperfective and Perfective verbs (verb aspect) and recognize basic aspectual pairs.

German B1 – Module 1 – Video

German B1 – Module 1 – Audio

German B1 – Module 1 – Questions

German B1 – Module 1 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 1 – Quiz

Module 2: Relationships and Communication Vocabulary for family, friends, romantic relationships, colleagues, and emotions (love, anger, trust). Deepen your knowledge of the Genitive and Dative cases by using specific prepositions (od, do, bez, pored) and verbs that require the Dative (like, help).

German B1 – Module 2 – Video

German B1 – Module 2 – Audio

German B1 – Module 2 – Questions

German B1 – Module 2 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 2 – Quiz

German B1 – Module 3 – Video

German B1 – Module 3 – Audio

German B1 – Module 3 – Questions

German B1 – Module 3 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 3 – Quiz

German B1 – Module 4 – Video

German B1 – Module 4 – Audio

German B1 – Module 4 – Questions

German B1 – Module 4 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 4 – Quiz

Module 5: Education and School System Vocabulary for educational institutions (elementary, high school, university) and academic life (schedule, lecture, exam). Master subordinate clauses using "da" (that) to express opinions, desires, and knowledge, and understand the resulting word order.

German B1 – Module 5 – Video

German B1 – Module 5 – Audio

German B1 – Module 5 – Questions

German B1 – Module 5 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 5 – Quiz

German B1 – Module 6 – Video

German B1 – Module 6 – Audio

German B1 – Module 6 – Questions

German B1 – Module 6 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 6 – Quiz

Module 7: Health and Lifestyle Vocabulary for the human body, illness, symptoms, recovery, healthy eating, and stress. Master "if" clauses for expressing conditions, and "jer" (because) clauses for reasons (comparing with because). Practice reflexive verbs (to feel, to worry).

German B1 – Module 7 – Video

German B1 – Module 7 – Audio

German B1 – Module 7 – Questions

German B1 – Module 7 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 7 – Quiz

Module 8: Culture and Leisure Vocabulary for film, theater, music, books, writers, hobbies, and socializing. Master adjectives in comparative and superlative degrees (regular and irregular), and use relative clauses (relativsätze) with which, whose, what, where.

German B1 – Module 8 – Video

German B1 – Module 8 – Audio

German B1 – Module 8 – Questions

German B1 – Module 8 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 8 – Quiz

German B1 – Module 9 – Video

German B1 – Module 9 – Audio

German B1 – Module 9 – Questions

German B1 – Module 9 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 9 – Quiz

Module 10: Environment and Sustainability Vocabulary for environment, pollution, waste, recycling, climate change, and sustainability. Focus on the Passive Voice in the Present and Past tenses (including the "se" passive and the agent).

German B1 – Module 10 – Video

German B1 – Module 10 – Audio

German B1 – Module 10 – Questions

German B1 – Module 10 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 10 – Quiz

German B1 – Module 11 – Video

German B1 – Module 11 – Audio

German B1 – Module 11 – Questions

German B1 – Module 11 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 11 – Quiz

Module 12: Describing Places and Comparisons Vocabulary for city vs. village, suburbs, public transport, buildings, and infrastructure. Additional practice with comparative and superlative forms, and master comparison structures using "kao" (as/like) and "nego" (than).

German B1 – Module 12 – Video

German B1 – Module 12 – Audio

German B1 – Module 12 – Questions

German B1 – Module 12 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 12 – Quiz

Module 13: Expressing Opinion, Agreement, and Disagreement Vocabulary for opinion, agreeing, disagreeing, discussion, argument, and compromise. Master subordinate clauses with "li" (whether/if) for indirect questions and the Conditional II for polite disagreement.

German B1 – Module 13 – Video

German B1 – Module 13 – Audio

German B1 – Module 13 – Questions

German B1 – Module 13 – Exercises

German B1 – Module 13 – Quiz

Module 14: Habits, rules and tips Vocabulary for habit, routine, rule, law, obligation, advice, and the verbs need, must, should, should. Master modal verbs in the Past Tense (I had to, I was allowed to), and formal ways to give advice (It would be good, I recommend that).

German B1 – Module 14 – Video

German B1 – Module 14 – Audio

German B1 – Module 14 – Questions

German B1 – Module 14 – Exercises

Module 1: Personal Development and Life Stories
Vocabulary covering childhood, youth, major life events (getting hired, moving, marriage), learning, and personal growth. Master the crucial difference between Imperfective and Perfective verbs (verb aspect) and recognize basic aspectual pairs.

Module 2: Relationships and Communication
Vocabulary for family, friends, romantic relationships, colleagues, and emotions (love, anger, trust). Deepen your knowledge of the Genitive and Dative cases by using specific prepositions (od, do, bez, pored) and verbs that require the Dative (like, help).

Module 5: Education and School System
Vocabulary for educational institutions (elementary, high school, university) and academic life (schedule, lecture, exam). Master subordinate clauses using "da" (that) to express opinions, desires, and knowledge, and understand the resulting word order.

Module 7: Health and Lifestyle
Vocabulary for the human body, illness, symptoms, recovery, healthy eating, and stress. Master "if" clauses for expressing conditions, and "jer" (because) clauses for reasons (comparing with because). Practice reflexive verbs (to feel, to worry).

Module 8: Culture and Leisure
Vocabulary for film, theater, music, books, writers, hobbies, and socializing. Master adjectives in comparative and superlative degrees (regular and irregular), and use relative clauses (relativsätze) with which, whose, what, where.

Module 10: Environment and Sustainability
Vocabulary for environment, pollution, waste, recycling, climate change, and sustainability. Focus on the Passive Voice in the Present and Past tenses (including the "se" passive and the agent).

Module 12: Describing Places and Comparisons
Vocabulary for city vs. village, suburbs, public transport, buildings, and infrastructure. Additional practice with comparative and superlative forms, and master comparison structures using "kao" (as/like) and "nego" (than).

Module 13: Expressing Opinion, Agreement, and Disagreement
Vocabulary for opinion, agreeing, disagreeing, discussion, argument, and compromise. Master subordinate clauses with "li" (whether/if) for indirect questions and the Conditional II for polite disagreement.

Module 14: Habits, rules and tips
Vocabulary for habit, routine, rule, law, obligation, advice, and the verbs need, must, should, should. Master modal verbs in the Past Tense (I had to, I was allowed to), and formal ways to give advice (It would be good, I recommend that).

Module 15: Emotions and Coping with Stress
Vocabulary for emotions (happy, angry, worried, proud), stress, support, friendship, and conflict. Focus on specific cases of reflexive verbs with the Dative/Accusative and review the differences between "because" and "because" for giving reasons.

Module 19: Tenses Review and Integration
Comprehensive vocabulary review from all previous modules. Focus on the integration of all tenses (Present, Perfect, Future I, Future II). Practice switching sentences between tenses and using conjunctions to logically connect ideas across time.

Module 20: Final Review and Exam Preparation
Final review of core vocabulary and grammar from all B1 modules (cases, verb form, tenses, subordinate clauses, modal verbs). Exam simulations (reading, listening, writing, and speaking interaction) focusing on strategies for passing the B1 exam.