CEFR A2
German A2: vocabulary and grammar
What the A2 level holds: themed word sets with native audio and grammar topics with exercises.
Elementary: travel, work, health, daily routines, and short messages.
Vocabulary
All A2 sets (28)
In “A2 Adjectives I”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including aufregend, bequem, berühmt. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic.- Adjectives
- Goethe A2
In “A2 Adjectives II”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including neblig, nervös, pünktlich. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic.- Adjectives
- Goethe A2
In “A2 Connectors & Particles”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including außerdem, deshalb, trotzdem. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic.- Goethe A2
- Grammar
In “A2 Verbs I”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including ändern, anbieten, aufräumen. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic.- Goethe A2
- Verbs
In “A2 Verbs II”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including diskutieren, empfehlen, erzählen. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic.- Goethe A2
- Verbs
In “A2 Verbs III”, practise German vocabulary at A2 level, including raten, schaffen, streiten. Use these words and expressions to make your own sentences about the topic.- Goethe A2
- Verbs
Grammar
All A2 grammar topics (40)- Learn how denn, doch, and ja make spoken German friendlier, more emotional, or more emphatic. Practise curious questions, surprise, reminders, and expected agreement.2 exercises
- Learn to distinguish separable, inseparable, and meaning-dependent German verb prefixes. Practise the sentence bracket in present-tense statements and questions.5 exercises
- Learn to talk about past events with haben and the past participle. Practise regular and irregular participles and the sentence bracket in statements and questions.5 exercises
- Learn which German verbs form the perfect tense with sein. Practise verbs of movement and change of state, special verbs, and word order in statements and questions.4 exercises
- Learn the reflexive pronouns mich, dich, sich, uns, and euch. Practise verbs that are always or sometimes reflexive, their word order, and perfect-tense questions.4 exercises
- Learn to make polite requests and questions with könnte, hätte, wäre, and würde. Practise the forms and German sentence brackets in everyday situations.4 exercises
- Get a compact overview of the German preterite and review its most important forms and word order.3 exercises
- Practise the especially frequent preterite forms of haben, sein and werden.1 exercise