The exercise itself is in German; the explanation pages it links to are in Turkish.
Einkaufen: Menge, Preis, Kasse (shopping)
ein Kilo Äpfel, eine Flasche Wasser, Was kostet das? Here are the sentences you will hear in the supermarket and at the checkout. All exercise content is in German.
Match the Menge (quantity) with the Ware (goods).
Matched: 0 / 6Shopping in German: Exercise (A1)
The German you need in a supermarket is limited and repetitive: stating quantities, asking for the price, paying at the checkout. This exercise first practises matching quantities with goods (ein Kilo Äpfel, ein Liter Milch, eine Dose Tomaten), then the dialogue at the checkout.
Two points are often confused at A1: no article follows a quantity (ein Kilo Äpfel, not »ein Kilo die Äpfel«), and a polite request is made with Ich hätte gern. The explanations in the exercise show both with examples.
Related: Shopping lesson (in Turkish) · Useful phrases (in Turkish) · A1 word list (in Turkish) · Placement test (in Turkish)
Quick answer
What is in the "Einkaufen" exercise?
The "Einkaufen" exercise is at level A1 and has 4 steps with 24 questions in total: 6 matching items, 12 multiple-choice questions and 6 gap-fill items.
The steps in order: Match · Dialogue · Richtig/Falsch · Write.
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Which level is the "Einkaufen" exercise for?
This exercise is designed for level A1. You will find more exercises at the same level on the A1 exercises page.