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A1 · Beginner

German A1

Sentences

530

Structures

26

By the end of this level

  • ✓Say who you are and how someone is
  • ✓Say what you have
  • ✓Name one thing or many, with the right article
  • ✓Describe how something is
  • ✓Talk about things happening now
  • ✓Ask yes-or-no and who/what/where questions
  • ✓Say no to a thing or an action
  • ✓Say what you like and what you'd like
  • ✓Explain where you are and who you're with
  • ✓Talk about the day, the time, and the weather

Grammar points covered

  1. 01

    Saying who or how someone is (ich bin / du bist)

    sein - present

  2. 02

    Saying what you have (ich habe)

    haben - present

  3. 03

    Pointing to a known thing (der / die / das)

    definite article

  4. 04

    Mentioning something new (ein / eine)

    indefinite article

  5. 05

    Naming one thing or many (der Tisch / die Tische)

    noun gender & plurals

  6. 06

    Describing how something is (ist neu)

    predicative adjective

  7. 07

    Counting from one to twenty (eins… zwanzig)

    numbers 120

  8. 08

    Talking about things happening now (ich wohne / du lernst)

    regular present

  9. 09

    Everyday verbs (gehen, kommen, machen…)

    core verbs

  10. 10

    Talking about eating, seeing, and going (ich fahre / du isst)

    present with stem change

  11. 11

    Starting with the time or the place (Heute komme ich)

    verb - second word order

  12. 12

    Asking a yes-or-no question (Kommst du?)

    yes/no questions

  13. 13

    Asking who, what, or where (Wer / was / wo…)

    wh - questions

  14. 14

    Saying no to a thing or an action (nicht / kein)

    negation: nicht / kein

  15. 15

    Home verbs (kochen, öffnen, sitzen…)

    home verbs

  16. 16

    Saying what you like (ich mag / gern)

    moegen / gern (like)

  17. 17

    Saying what you'd like (ich möchte)

    moechten (would like)

  18. 18

    Saying who something belongs to (mein / dein / sein)

    possessive articles nominative

  19. 19

    Saying that something is there (es gibt)

    es gibt

  20. 20

    Saying who you're with or where you're going (mit / nach / zu)

    prepositions + dative

  21. 21

    Saying where you are (in der Stadt / zu Hause)

    location with in

  22. 22

    City verbs (bezahlen, bestellen, treffen…)

    city verbs

  23. 23

    Saying who it's for or where you pass through (für / ohne / durch)

    prepositions + accusative

  24. 24

    Saying the day and the time (heute / um drei)

    days & clock time

  25. 25

    Talking about the weather (es ist kalt / es regnet)

    weather es

  26. 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

German A2

Sentences

540

Structures

27

By the end of this level

  • ✓Talk about what you've done
  • ✓Talk about where you went
  • ✓Say how you were and what you had to do
  • ✓Talk about getting up, setting off, and other separable verbs
  • ✓Say what you can, must, or want to do
  • ✓Talk about how you feel and tell someone what to do
  • ✓Name who you help, thank, or give something to
  • ✓Say you're going in, or already there
  • ✓Give a reason, say when, and report what you think
  • ✓Compare things and talk about tomorrow

Grammar points covered

  1. 01

    Talking about what you've done (ich habe gelesen)

    perfect with haben

  2. 02

    Talking about where you went (ich bin gegangen)

    perfect with sein

  3. 03

    Everyday past forms (gemacht, gegangen, gesehen…)

    perfect core forms

  4. 04

    Saying how you were or what you had to do (ich war / ich musste)

    simple past: sein / haben / modals

  5. 05

    Talking about getting up and setting off (ich stehe … auf)

    separable verbs present

  6. 06

    Everyday separable verbs (anrufen, mitkommen, anfangen…)

    separable verbs core

  7. 07

    Saying what you can, must, or want to do (ich kann … kommen)

    modal + infinitive

  8. 08

    Talking about yourself and how you feel (ich freue mich)

    reflexive verbs

  9. 09

    Telling someone what to do (Mach zu! / Seid leise!)

    imperative

  10. 10

    Naming the thing you see or buy (den Mann / einen Tisch)

    accusative after verbs

  11. 11

    Saying who you help or thank (meiner Schwester)

    dative after verbs

  12. 12

    Saying who you give something to (ich gebe ihm)

    dative indirect object

  13. 13

    Life words (Termin, Wohnung, Rechnung…)

    vocabulary daily life

  14. 14

    Saying you're going in, or already there (in die / in der)

    two - way prepositions

  15. 15

    Saying whose it is in the sentence (mein / meinen)

    possessive articles

  16. 16

    Saying you have none, or you aren't (keinen / nicht)

    negation: kein / nicht

  17. 17

    Giving a reason (weil ich krank bin)

    weil - verb-final

  18. 18

    Reporting what you think (dass er recht hat)

    dass - verb-final

  19. 19

    Saying when or if (wenn du Zeit hast)

    wenn - verb-final

  20. 20

    Joining two full sentences (aber / denn)

    sentence coordination

  21. 21

    Asking why, where to, or with whom (warum / wohin / mit wem)

    wh - questions

  22. 22

    Asking a yes-or-no question (Hast du Zeit?)

    yes/no questions

  23. 23

    Putting when, how, and where in order (morgen mit dem Zug nach Berlin)

    zeit art ort

  24. 24

    Comparing, and saying which is most (schneller / am schnellsten)

    comparative & superlative

  25. 25

    Saying who it belongs to, in speech (von meinem Bruder)

    von instead of genitive

  26. 26

    Saying first, second, and third (am ersten / im zweiten)

    ordinal numbers

  27. 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

German B1

Sentences

440

Structures

22

By the end of this level

  • ✓Say you'll do it even though
  • ✓Explain purpose — so that, in order to, without, or instead
  • ✓Talk about one moment in the past
  • ✓Say before, until, while, and what had already happened
  • ✓Describe which person or thing you mean
  • ✓Ask whether or where inside another sentence
  • ✓Tell a story in the simple past
  • ✓Say what will happen
  • ✓Make a wish, a polite request, or an unreal if
  • ✓Say what is being done, or what was done

Grammar points covered

  1. 01

    Saying you'll do it even though

    obwohl - verb-final

  2. 02

    Saying so that something happens (purpose)

    damit - verb-final

  3. 03

    Saying why you're doing it (purpose)

    um zu

  4. 04

    Saying without doing it, or instead

    ohne / statt zu

  5. 05

    Saying what you're trying to do

    infinitive with zu

  6. 06

    Talking about one moment in the past (one-time past)

    als one - time past

  7. 07

    Saying before, until, or while

    bevor / bis / waehrend

  8. 08

    Saying what you did before that

    nachdem + pluperfect

  9. 09

    Saying which person or which thing

    relative clause nominative/accusative

  10. 10

    Saying which person you help or go with

    relative clause dative/preposition

  11. 11

    Asking whether or where, inside a sentence

    indirect question

  12. 12

    Thinking and deciding (denken, glauben, entscheiden…)

    thinking verbs

  13. 13

    Telling what happened in a story (beyond sein / haben / modals)

    simple past

  14. 14

    Saying what had already happened (hatte / war + participle)

    pluperfect

  15. 15

    Saying what will happen

    future with werden

  16. 16

    Making a wish or a polite request

    subjunctive II wuerde

  17. 17

    Saying what you would be, have, or could do (wäre, hätte, könnte)

    subjunctive II waere / haette

  18. 18

    Saying what you would do if (wenn …, würde / wäre …)

    unreal conditional

  19. 19

    Saying what is being done (werden + participle)

    passive present

  20. 20

    Saying what was done

    passive perfect

  21. 21

    Naming a colleague, student, or neighbour (n-declension)

    n - declension

  22. 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?

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