Which topics do the A1 German exercises cover?

The A1 exercises are organised in two stages. A1.1: articles, plurals, question words, regular verb conjugation, numbers and time, personal pronouns, sein/haben and basic sentence structure. A1.2: Akkusativ, possessives, the imperative, prepositions of time, negation, modal and separable verbs, »es gibt« and comparison. There are also thematic exercises.

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LEVEL A1 · INTERACTIVE

German A1 Exercises — Interactive

The beginner level has two grammar stages and a thematic section. Lay the foundations with A1.1 first, then complete the building blocks with A1.2. Choose the stage you want to start with below.

A1.1Basics Articles, plurals, question words, regular verb conjugation, numbers and time, personal pronouns, sein/haben, likes (gern) and basic sentence structure. The first stage for complete beginners. Beginner · first half A1.1 exercises → A1.2Building Blocks Possessive and personal pronouns (Akkusativ), the imperative, prepositions of time, negation, modal and separable verbs, Akkusativ, the »es gibt« structure and comparison. The second stage after A1.1. Beginner · second half A1.2 exercises → THEMESEveryday Topics (A1–A2) Everyday vocabulary alongside the grammar: colours and adjective endings, quantities and prices at the supermarket, appointments and symptoms at the doctor's, tickets at the station and rooms at the hotel. Four topics, each linked to its own lesson. Thematic · A1–A2Thematic exercises →

A1 German grammar exercises

A1 is the first stop for anyone starting German from scratch, and the interactive exercises on this page are organised in two stages. In A1.1 you lay the foundations: articles (der/die/das), plural formation, question words, regular verb conjugation, sein and haben, numbers and time; in A1.2 you build on them with Akkusativ, possessives, the imperative, modal and separable verbs, the »es gibt« structure and negation.

Every exercise checks your answer instantly and uses short explanations to show why it is correct or incorrect, so you don't just test the topic, you learn while you practise. The most effective approach: read the grammar explanation first, then reinforce it with the exercises here. You can practise on your phone or computer, free and without signing up.