Writing a perfect B1-level German essay requires attention to grammar, vocabulary,

structure, and coherence. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you write an excellent B1-
level German essay:

1. Understand the Topic: Read the essay prompt carefully and ensure that you understand
the topic. Identify the key points or arguments you need to address in your essay.

2. Brainstorm Ideas: Take a few minutes to brainstorm ideas related to the topic. Jot down
any relevant thoughts, examples, or vocabulary that you can use in your essay.

3. Outline the Essay: Create a clear and organized outline before you start writing. Divide
your essay into three main sections: introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Plan
what you will write in each section.

4. Introduction:

a. Start with an attention-grabbing opening sentence or a question related to the topic.

b. Provide some background information on the topic to give the reader context.

c. Clearly state your thesis or main argument that you will discuss in the body paragraphs.

5. Body Paragraphs:

a. Each body paragraph should focus on a specific point or argument related to your thesis.

b. Start each paragraph with a topic sentence that introduces the main idea of the
paragraph.

c. Support your points with examples, facts, or personal experiences. Use appropriate
vocabulary and grammar structures.

d. Ensure that each paragraph flows smoothly and logically to the next one.

6. Conclusion:

a. Summarize the main points discussed in the body paragraphs.

b. Restate your thesis or main argument in different words.

c. End with a concluding sentence that leaves a lasting impression on the reader.

7. Grammar and Vocabulary:

a. Pay attention to grammar, including verb tenses, sentence structure, and word order.
 b. Use a variety of vocabulary and try to incorporate new words or phrases that you have
learned.

c. Be mindful of gender and noun agreements, adjective endings, and prepositions.

8. Proofread and Edit:

a. After completing your essay, take the time to proofread it for errors in grammar,
spelling, and punctuation.

b. Check the overall coherence and flow of your essay.

c. Make any necessary edits or improvements to enhance the clarity and effectiveness of
your writing.

Remember, practice is key to improving your essay writing skills. Try to write regularly, seek
feedback from native speakers or teachers, and continue expanding your vocabulary and
grammatical knowledge. Good luck with your essay!

Here is a list of 100 commonly used verbs in B1-level German essays along with their Greek
meanings. Please note that the Greek meanings provided are approximate and may not
always capture the full nuance of the German verbs.

1. sein - είμαι (to be)

2. haben - έχω (to have)

3. werden - γίνομαι (to become)

4. können - μπορώ (to be able to)

5. machen - κάνω (to do/make)

6. gehen - πηγαίνω (to go)

7. sagen - λέω (to say)

8. kommen - έρχομαι (to come)

9. wissen - ξέρω (to know)

10. sehen - βλέπω (to see)

11. finden - βρίσκω (to find)

12. geben - δίνω (to give)

13. nehmen - παίρνω (to take)

14. sprechen - μιλάω (to speak)

15. denken - σκέφτομαι (to think)

16. tun - κάνω (to do)

17. lassen - αφήνω (to let/allow)

18. stehen - στέκομαι (to stand)

19. bringen - φέρνω (to bring)

20. halten - κρατώ (to hold)

21. glauben - πιστεύω (to believe)

22. heißen - ονομάζω (to be called)

23. sehen - βλέπω (to see)

24. mögen - μου αρέσει (to like)

25. setzen - τοποθετώ (to set/place)

26. bekommen - λαμβάνω (to receive/get)

27. lesen - διαβάζω (to read)

28. müssen - πρέπει (must/have to)

29. bleiben - παραμένω (to stay/remain)

30. scheinen - φαίνομαι (to seem)

31. leben - ζω (to live)

32. arbeiten - εργάζομαι (to work)

33. führen - οδηγώ (to lead)

34. spielen - παίζω (to play)

35. folgen - ακολουθώ (to follow)

36. verstehen - καταλαβαίνω (to understand)

37. fragen - ρωτώ (to ask)

38. erzählen - αφηγούμαι (to tell)

39. bedeuten - σημαίνω (to mean)

40. nennen - αποκαλώ (to name)

41. zeigen - δείχνω (to show)

42. suchen - αναζητώ (to search/look for)

43. hören - ακούω (to hear)

44. brauchen - χρειάζομαι (to need)

45. versuchen - προσπαθώ (to try)

46. liegen - βρίσκομαι (to lie/be located)

47. setzen - καθορί