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Deutsch Perfekt Plus Lesetraining Fur A2 B2
Deutsch Perfekt Plus Lesetraining Fur A2 B2 is the reading-training companion of Deutsch Perfekt, the magazine for learners of German: a graded reading programme for the long intermediate stretch, from A2 to B2, where learners must convert taught German into fluent reading.
Lesetraining means reading as training — texts selected and scaffolded to build the reader: vocabulary glossed in simple German, levels marked, comprehension exercised — so that reading German stops being an examination and becomes the pleasure and engine it is in one’s first language.
It is written for intermediate learners of German who can handle a coursebook but stall on real text, and for teachers assembling the reading diet their classes need between course units.
The A2-to-B2 stretch is where reading matters most and helps most: vocabulary multiplies only through text, grammar settles only through meeting it in the wild, and fluency is simply reading that has become fast. A Lesetraining serves that stretch the Deutsch Perfekt way — real articles about German life, language, and society, graded and glossed so the learner reads content, not exercises — with training apparatus around the texts: pre-reading vocabulary, comprehension tasks, and the level honesty that lets readers choose their stretch. For self-teachers it supplies the missing middle shelf between coursebook and novel; for teachers, a bank of levelled readings with the preparation already done. Used weekly, it is the quiet machine that moves an A2 reader to B2 without their noticing the climb.
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About This Book
Deutsch Perfekt Plus exists because the magazine’s readers asked for more of what the magazine does best: German worth reading, made readable. The Lesetraining volume concentrates that offer on one skill across the intermediate levels — a reading course disguised as a magazine’s best pages.
What Readers Will Find
Graded Real Articles
Journalism and features on German society, culture, work, and everyday life, graded across A2 to B2 — none of it written down to the learner, all of it scaffolded: difficult words glossed in simple German at the page’s edge, so the eyes stay in the text.
Training Around the Texts
The apparatus that makes reading a training rather than a hope: vocabulary prepared before reading, comprehension checked after, expressions worth stealing collected — the routines that convert one article into permanent German.
A Progression to Trust
Levels are marked honestly, so readers can plan the climb: consolidate at comfort level, then stretch one grade up, then consolidate again — the rhythm by which A2 readers become B2 readers inside a single volume.
Key Features
The grading-with-glossing is the feature: real German, made accessible without being simplified into falsity. The training apparatus is the second — reading that checks and builds — and the content the third: articles interesting enough that forgetting to study, and simply reading, becomes possible.
Who This Book Is For
It is for intermediate learners of German (A2 to B2), self-teachers whose course has ended but whose reading has not begun, teachers needing levelled texts without preparation time, and candidates for intermediate examinations building reading speed and vocabulary.
How to Use This Book
Read on a schedule — two or three texts a week beats a monthly binge — and work the apparatus honestly: prepare the vocabulary, read once for gist without stopping, once for detail, then check comprehension before moving on. Keep a notebook of stolen expressions, and every few weeks reread an early text: it will feel easy, and that feeling is your B2 arriving.
Related Books
The confidence-themed issue is Deutsch Perfekt Sie Konnen Mehr Als Sie Denken. Graded stories are in Short Stories in German for Beginners.
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