German A2: Elementary lessons
At A2 you can talk about routines, past events and plans in simple sentences. These 31 German topics are in the order we teach them. Each one explains a single rule and ends with practice.
- Future TenseQuiz
- Two-Way PrepositionsQuiz
- Dative PrepositionsQuiz
- Dative VerbsQuiz
- Temporal PrepositionsQuiz
- Adjectives, Adverbs and PrepositionsQuiz
- Adverbs of PlaceQuiz
- Adverbs of Time and FrequencyQuiz
- Conjunctions and Word OrderQuiz
- Directional AdverbsQuiz
- Modal Verbs in the PreteriteQuiz
- Prepositions of PlaceQuiz
- Reflexive Verbs with AccusativeQuiz
- Strong Adjective EndingsQuiz
- Subordinating ConjunctionsQuiz
- Weak Adjective EndingsQuiz
- 15 False Cognates in GermanQuiz
- Cracking the Code: Mastering German Compound Nouns and Their Lengthy WordsQuiz
- Accusative and Dative PrepositionsQuiz
- Adjective EndingsQuiz
- Articles and Cases: The Only German Cases Chart You’ll NeedQuiz
- Cases: A Comprehensive Guide to Nominative, Accusative, Dative, and Genitive CasesQuiz
- Simple Past – Irregular & Mixed VerbsQuiz
- Simple Past Tense – Regular VerbsQuiz
- SuperlativeQuiz
- The Question words “Was für ein” and “Welch-“Quiz
- Word Order – When does it change?Quiz
- Mastering German Word Order: Essential Rules for Crafting Precise SentencesQuiz
- Review of the Simple Past TenseQuiz
- The Dative Case in GermanQuiz
- The German ComparativeQuiz
Not sure which level you are?
Take a free placement test and get your CEFR level, then start with the topics that fit it.