Ich bin müde.
I'm tired.
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A1 · Beginner
Sentences
530
Structures
26
By the end of this level
Grammar points covered
01
Saying who or how someone is (ich bin / du bist)
sein - present
02
Saying what you have (ich habe)
haben - present
03
Pointing to a known thing (der / die / das)
definite article
04
Mentioning something new (ein / eine)
indefinite article
05
Naming one thing or many (der Tisch / die Tische)
noun gender & plurals
06
Describing how something is (ist neu)
predicative adjective
07
Counting from one to twenty (eins… zwanzig)
numbers 120
08
Talking about things happening now (ich wohne / du lernst)
regular present
09
Everyday verbs (gehen, kommen, machen…)
core verbs
10
Talking about eating, seeing, and going (ich fahre / du isst)
present with stem change
11
Starting with the time or the place (Heute komme ich)
verb - second word order
12
Asking a yes-or-no question (Kommst du?)
yes/no questions
13
Asking who, what, or where (Wer / was / wo…)
wh - questions
14
Saying no to a thing or an action (nicht / kein)
negation: nicht / kein
15
Home verbs (kochen, öffnen, sitzen…)
home verbs
16
Saying what you like (ich mag / gern)
moegen / gern (like)
17
Saying what you'd like (ich möchte)
moechten (would like)
18
Saying who something belongs to (mein / dein / sein)
possessive articles nominative
19
Saying that something is there (es gibt)
es gibt
20
Saying who you're with or where you're going (mit / nach / zu)
prepositions + dative
21
Saying where you are (in der Stadt / zu Hause)
location with in
22
City verbs (bezahlen, bestellen, treffen…)
city verbs
23
Saying who it's for or where you pass through (für / ohne / durch)
prepositions + accusative
24
Saying the day and the time (heute / um drei)
days & clock time
25
Talking about the weather (es ist kalt / es regnet)
weather es
26
Joining two ideas (und / aber / oder)
und / aber / oder
Sentences you will encounter
Ich bin müde.
I'm tired.
Der Kaffee ist kalt.
The coffee is cold.
Das Ticket ist billig.
The ticket is cheap.
Sprichst du Deutsch?
Do you speak German?
Bist du müde?
Are you tired?
Ich öffne das Fenster.
I'm opening the window.
Ist das deine Tasche?
Is that your bag?
Sie ist in der Küche.
She's in the kitchen.
Heute arbeite ich.
I'm working today.
Bleibst du hier oder gehst du?
Are you staying here or going?
A2 · Elementary
Sentences
540
Structures
27
By the end of this level
Grammar points covered
01
Talking about what you've done (ich habe gelesen)
perfect with haben
02
Talking about where you went (ich bin gegangen)
perfect with sein
03
Everyday past forms (gemacht, gegangen, gesehen…)
perfect core forms
04
Saying how you were or what you had to do (ich war / ich musste)
simple past: sein / haben / modals
05
Talking about getting up and setting off (ich stehe … auf)
separable verbs present
06
Everyday separable verbs (anrufen, mitkommen, anfangen…)
separable verbs core
07
Saying what you can, must, or want to do (ich kann … kommen)
modal + infinitive
08
Talking about yourself and how you feel (ich freue mich)
reflexive verbs
09
Telling someone what to do (Mach zu! / Seid leise!)
imperative
10
Naming the thing you see or buy (den Mann / einen Tisch)
accusative after verbs
11
Saying who you help or thank (meiner Schwester)
dative after verbs
12
Saying who you give something to (ich gebe ihm)
dative indirect object
13
Life words (Termin, Wohnung, Rechnung…)
vocabulary daily life
14
Saying you're going in, or already there (in die / in der)
two - way prepositions
15
Saying whose it is in the sentence (mein / meinen)
possessive articles
16
Saying you have none, or you aren't (keinen / nicht)
negation: kein / nicht
17
Giving a reason (weil ich krank bin)
weil - verb-final
18
Reporting what you think (dass er recht hat)
dass - verb-final
19
Saying when or if (wenn du Zeit hast)
wenn - verb-final
20
Joining two full sentences (aber / denn)
sentence coordination
21
Asking why, where to, or with whom (warum / wohin / mit wem)
wh - questions
22
Asking a yes-or-no question (Hast du Zeit?)
yes/no questions
23
Putting when, how, and where in order (morgen mit dem Zug nach Berlin)
zeit art ort
24
Comparing, and saying which is most (schneller / am schnellsten)
comparative & superlative
25
Saying who it belongs to, in speech (von meinem Bruder)
von instead of genitive
26
Saying first, second, and third (am ersten / im zweiten)
ordinal numbers
27
Talking about tomorrow (ich rufe morgen an)
future with present
Sentences you will encounter
Ich habe das Buch gelesen.
I read the book.
Ich war gestern so müde.
I was so tired yesterday.
Ich kann heute nicht kommen.
I can't come today.
Ich sehe den Mann.
I see the man.
Ich habe einen Termin.
I have an appointment.
Er sucht seine Bahncard.
He's looking for his railcard.
Ich hab gehört, dass du umziehst.
I heard you're moving.
Was sagst du da?
What are you saying there?
Ihr seid nicht am lautesten.
You're not the loudest.
Kommt ihr Silvester vorbei?
Are you stopping by on New Year's Eve?
B1 · Intermediate
Sentences
440
Structures
22
By the end of this level
Grammar points covered
01
Saying you'll do it even though
obwohl - verb-final
02
Saying so that something happens (purpose)
damit - verb-final
03
Saying why you're doing it (purpose)
um zu
04
Saying without doing it, or instead
ohne / statt zu
05
Saying what you're trying to do
infinitive with zu
06
Talking about one moment in the past (one-time past)
als one - time past
07
Saying before, until, or while
bevor / bis / waehrend
08
Saying what you did before that
nachdem + pluperfect
09
Saying which person or which thing
relative clause nominative/accusative
10
Saying which person you help or go with
relative clause dative/preposition
11
Asking whether or where, inside a sentence
indirect question
12
Thinking and deciding (denken, glauben, entscheiden…)
thinking verbs
13
Telling what happened in a story (beyond sein / haben / modals)
simple past
14
Saying what had already happened (hatte / war + participle)
pluperfect
15
Saying what will happen
future with werden
16
Making a wish or a polite request
subjunctive II wuerde
17
Saying what you would be, have, or could do (wäre, hätte, könnte)
subjunctive II waere / haette
18
Saying what you would do if (wenn …, würde / wäre …)
unreal conditional
19
Saying what is being done (werden + participle)
passive present
20
Saying what was done
passive perfect
21
Naming a colleague, student, or neighbour (n-declension)
n - declension
22
Life words (B1) (Prüfung, Meinung, Möglichkeit…)
vocabulary B1
Sentences you will encounter
... obwohl ich krank bin.
... even though I'm sick.
Sie geht in die Stadt, um ein Geschenk zu kaufen.
She's going into town to buy a present.
Ich habe keine Zeit, das zu lesen.
I don't have time to read that.
Er ist eingeschlafen, nachdem er den Film gesehen hatte.
He fell asleep after he'd watched the film.
Sie kennt niemanden, mit dem sie sprechen kann.
She doesn't know anyone (who) she can talk to.
Sie blieb nur sitzen.
She just stayed sitting.
Ihr werdet das schaffen.
You'll manage that.
Würdest du das kaufen, wenn es billiger wäre?
Would you buy that if it were cheaper?
Sind die Karten hier bezahlt worden?
Were the tickets paid for here?
Kennst du den Unterschied?
Do you know the difference?
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