Chinese course B1.3. ONLINE

Chinese Language Level B1/3^rd Phase

Development of the third of four phases of the B1 language level, with an intercultural perspective aligned with recognized global standards such as the Standards for Chinese Language Proficiency as a Foreign Language, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), and the Chinese Proficiency Test Syllabus.

Required prior knowledge: Level B1.2

Communication situations:

• Making accusations and asking questions
• Expressing rejection
• Talking about the climate
• Making suggestions
• Expressing possibilities
• In a restaurant
• Expressing surprise
• Describing a sequence of actions
• Congratulating a wedding couple
• Stating a position clearly
• Offering comfort
• Making a decision

Vocabulary:

• Consolidation of previously acquired vocabulary
• Expansion of relevant, practical vocabulary
• Reading and writing additional Chinese characters

Grammar:

• Fractions, time expressions, and multiples
• The complement of possibility
• Indefinite interrogative pronouns
• Use of prepositions to express meaning
• Types of complements
• Usage of interrogative pronouns

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