Deutsch Reaktivieren B2-C1 Lecture Review

These vocabulary flashcards cover the study methodology, grammatical rules, and high-frequency verbal forms found in the Deutsch Reaktivieren B2-C1 manual.

The 5-Step Procedure (Procedure in 5 mosse)

A systematic reactivation method involving Diagnosis (A/B/C evaluation), Reverse Recall (producing DE from IT), Context (reconstructing example meaning), Personalization (creating a personal sentence), and Spaced Repetition.

Spaced Repetition (Ritorno Spaziato)

Reviewing vocabulary at increasing intervals (Day 0, 1, 3, 7, 14, 30, 60) to favor long-term retention over massed accumulation.

Noun Learning Strategy

Always learn the article and the plural form together as a single unit (e.g., der Tisch - die Tische).

Verb Principal Parts Sequence

The standardized sequence for learning German verbs: Infinitive, 3rd person singular present, Prteritum, and Perfekt.

Nominative Case Questions

$$\text{wer? was?}$$

Accusative Case Questions

$$\text{wen? was?}$$

Dative Case Question

$$\text{wem?}$$

Genitive Case Question

$$\text{wessen?}$$

Accusative Prepositions

$$durch, f\,r, gegen, ohne, um$$

Dative Prepositions

$$aus, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, zu, gegen\,ber$$

Genitive Prepositions

$$trotz, w\,hrend, wegen, au\,erhalb$$

Two-Way Prepositions (Doppio caso)

Prepositions ($an, auf, hinter, in, neben, \,ber, unter, vor, zwischen$) that take Accusative for movement/direction (moto) and Dative for state/position (stato).

Word Order: Subordinate Clause (Subordinata)

The finite verb is placed at the very end of the clause following the conjunction.

Word Order: Perfect/Modal Tense

The finite verb occupies the second position, while the non-finite form (participle or infinitive) is placed at the end of the sentence.

haben (Principal Parts)

$$haben, hat, hatte, hat gehabt$$

sein (Principal Parts)

$$sein, ist, war, ist gewesen$$

werden (Principal Parts)

$$werden, wird, wurde, ist geworden$$

k\,nnen (Principal Parts)

$k\,nnen, kann, konnte, hat gekonnt$ (or $hat k\,nnen$ as a modal verb).

Separable Verbs (Verbi separabili)

Verbs where the prefix moves to the end in simple tenses and is placed before "ge" in the past participle (e.g., $angerufen$).

Reflexive Verbs Strategy

Always learn the reflexive pronoun together with its specific case/prepositional regency (e.g., $sich erinnern an + Akk.$).

das Mal, -e

A high-frequency noun meaning "time" or "occurrence."