German B1 — narrative framing
B1 German is intermediate: you tell a story, give reasons, and meet the passive as a tool — then Anya marks word order.
Who B1 German is for
You can do Perfekt and dative. Long sentences and “because/although” still put the verb in the wrong place. B1 is that stretch.
What you work on in German B1
weil/obwohl/wenn and verb-final; Präteritum in common verbs; passive as a first look; opinions; work; telling a story with a point; adjective endings as academy work.
How this tier runs on MyAnya
Thirty modules. Each module is three sessions plus a roundup. You see language, analyse it, then write or speak. Pass the tier exam (no energy cost) to open the next CEFR gate.
If this is the wrong floor, onboarding can send you to a placement exam. The skill tree adds grammar, speaking, writing, and listening drills after each roundup.