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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.

  • 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
  • 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