A2 Interactive Exercises

Level A2 has two grammar stages and a thematic section. First consolidate cases, pronouns and prepositions with A2.1, then practise verbs, tenses and comparison with A2.2. Choose the stage you want to start with below.

A2.1Cases, Pronouns & Prepositions Akkusativ/Dativ, personal and possessive pronouns, prepositions of place, time and direction (Wo/Wohin), weil/dass clauses, ordinal numbers, demonstrative and indefinite pronouns, the Perfekt of tricky verbs. Elementary · first stageA2.1 exercises → A2.2Verbs, Tenses & Comparison Modal, separable, dative and reflexive verbs, the imperative, verbs with two objects, polite requests (Konjunktiv II), Präteritum, Futur I, Komparativ and Superlativ. Elementary · second stageA2.2 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 →

A2 German grammar exercises

A2 is the level where you take basic German into everyday communication. In A2.1 you consolidate the difference between Akkusativ and Dativ, prepositions of place and direction (Wo/Wohin), weil and dass clauses, ordinal numbers and the Perfekt of tricky verbs; in A2.2 you practise modal, separable and reflexive verbs, the Präteritum of sein, haben and the modal verbs, Futur I, and comparison with Komparativ and Superlativ.

Because the exercises give instant feedback, you see your mistake straight away, read the explanation and reinforce the correct form — a quick method for revision before an exam, too. If you struggled with a topic, it is a good idea to go back to the related grammar lesson and try again.