German B1 Grammar Mastery | Use Regular Verbs in Perfekt Tense Like a Native!

German B1 Grammar Mastery | Use Regular Verbs in Perfekt Tense Like a Native! --- Welcome back to our powerful German learning series! If you’re working toward B1 level or preparing for your Goethe-Zertifikat B1 exam, this lesson is exactly what you need to master regular verbs in the Perfekt tense. In this detailed grammar class, we focus on the correct usage of weak (regular) verbs in spoken and written past tense – known as Perfekt in German. This tense is essential for everyday conversations, storytelling, and B1-level writing tasks. The whiteboard presentation clearly lists common verbs like machen, sagen, kaufen, bauen, and their past forms gemacht, gesagt, gekauft, gebaut, and many more – all structured and explained for easy understanding. We break down the grammatical rules, the use of the auxiliary verb haben, and how to form past participles for dozens of verbs. You’ll see patterns, pronunciation tips, and common exceptions – all delivered with clear examples and slow repetition to reinforce learning. Whether you're a self-learner, a student, or revising for B1 exams, this video builds real confidence in using Perfekt tense naturally in conversations and written texts. Don’t forget to practice with the verbs listed in the lesson and comment your own examples below! Make sure to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon so you never miss a new B1-focused video from our German learning series! Let’s upgrade your German from beginner to fluent – step by step! --- #GermanB1 #LearnGerman #PerfektTense #B1Deutsch #GermanGrammar #GermanForIntermediate #DeutschLernen #GermanPastTense #GoetheB1 #GermanSpeaking #GermanWriting #GermanLanguage #GermanVerbs #GermanClass #GermanOnlineCourse #B1LevelGerman #PerfektMitHaben #WeakVerbsGerman #GermanLearningTips #B1GermanExam #DeutschFürFortgeschrittene #GermanVocabulary #SpokenGerman #GermanConversations #GermanEducation #StudyGermanB1 #GrammarGerman #GermanCourseOnline #FreeGermanLesson #SpeakGermanFluently