Correction reading-pass for Chinese speakers
The last 10 exam minutes: three passes (endings/articles, verb position, sein/haben) in your order.
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What's Inside
- 3 targeted correction passes: endings & articles, verb position, sein/haben
- C1 example sentences with a price tag for accuracy
- Tailored to the typical mistakes of Chinese speakers
Frequently Asked Questions
What typical German mistakes do Chinese speakers make at C1 level?
Often endings and articles — Chinese has no inflection — plus verb position in subordinate clauses and the choice between "sein" and "haben" or the tense. These patterns run through the text and stand out to the examiner. A targeted correction pass in this order catches them.
How do I correct my text in the last 10 exam minutes?
In three separate passes rather than all at once — for Chinese speakers: first endings and articles, then verb position, then "sein/haben" and tense. Each pass looks for one error type only; that way you catch more than one skim.
Which of these mistakes costs the most points?
Errors that disrupt understanding — such as a wrong verb position or a confusing tense shift — weigh more than a single wrong ending. They pull down the accuracy criterion that every C1 exam grades. If they recur, the deductions add up noticeably.
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