Englische Sätze B2
Kurze englische Sätze auf B2-Niveau (Obere Mittelstufe) aus den neuesten Lektionen. Drück auf Play, um einen Satz zu hören, und üb danach die ganze Reihe als Diktat.
10 B2-Sätze: Soup Before Closing
- A café near the town market has begun serving a changing soup made from unsold vegetables.
- The weekly supper, which opened last month, draws shoppers, stallholders, and residents who rarely meet.
- Rather than advertise a fixed menu, cooks post the ingredients after the market closes.
- That uncertainty once seemed likely to deter customers, yet many now arrive curious about the combination.
- On Thursday, roasted peppers softened a lentil broth, while bruised pears were served with sharp cheese.
- All dishes cost the same modest amount, so nobody has to explain why they choose leftovers.
- The arrangement has also reduced waste, although cooks say unpredictability demands careful storage and flexible recipes.
- A stallholder who once discarded herbs now sets aside small bundles before packing up.
- Organizers say the supper is not a substitute for affordable groceries, but it makes surplus visible.
- Next month, they will invite diners to suggest combinations, though the final menu will remain a surprise.
10 B2-Sätze: The Last Window Seat
- The film follows an overnight train whose passengers begin exchanging seats for reasons they cannot explain.
- At first, the arrangement seems whimsical, yet each new view exposes a private regret.
- The director avoids dramatic confessions, allowing gestures and carefully framed landscapes to carry emotional weight.
- Although the central mystery is never fully solved, its uncertainty feels deliberate rather than frustrating.
- A retired ticket inspector, whose silence initially appears cold, gradually becomes the film's most generous observer.
- When a storm delays the train, strangers share food, but nobody is required to explain their kindness.
- That restraint gives the story credibility, since mutual care rarely arrives with a polished speech.
- Some scenes linger too long, especially when repeated reflections begin to announce meanings already made clear.
- Still, the patient pacing rewards viewers who notice how empty seats alter the carriage's mood.
- By dawn, the exchanged places matter less than the permission passengers have given one another to change.
10 B2-Sätze: The Lane That Drained
- Each cloudburst left the market square underwater, except for a narrow lane behind the bakery.
- For years, residents credited its raised stones, which barely rose above the surrounding pavement.
- During a building survey, Leila found a shallow groove crossing the bakery cellar floor.
- Beside it, an old ledger paired dates with one terse note about clearing the channel.
- Before each storm, the baker lifted two paving stones and cleared leaves from below.
- Nobody noticed water disappearing through the brick channel, because the lane stayed passable.
- After the bakery closed, concrete sealed the cellar, and the channel gradually vanished from local maps.
- Leila persuaded drainage crews to investigate, although their expensive pump proposal had already been approved.
- Beneath a planter, they uncovered the outlet, which led into a forgotten stone cistern.
- The pump was cancelled, and the cistern now stores stormwater that once threatened every shop.
So übst du mit englischen Sätzen
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Wo finde ich kurze englische Sätze mit Audio?
Hier, nach Niveau von A1 bis C1 sortiert. Jeder Satz hat eine eigene Aufnahme, und mit den neuen Lektionen kommen täglich neue Sätze dazu.
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Mit welchem Niveau soll ich anfangen?
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