Exercises A1 beginner (A1 Anfänger)

Das Nomen       Noun   Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App German nouns (a person, place or thing, Substantive)  always begin with a CAPITAL letter!     Personal Pronomen 

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App There is no Präteritum in Konjunktiv II Just

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Konjunktiv II is a mood and It’s used

  Heraus /       Hinaus   Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Hin and her are used

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App German adjectives work just like English ones, except

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Reflexive Pronoun  We use reflexive pronouns with reflexive

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Der Genitiv Genitive   The German genitive case

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Imperativ Imperative The imperative is used to give

  Unterordnende Konjunktion       Subordinating Conjunction Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Subordinating conjunctions are very common

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App The passive voice is used more frequently in

trennbare / untrennbare verben

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Das Plusquamperfekt       Past Perfect Tense With the past perfect,

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Futur       Future Tense  In German the Futur tense

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Modal Verben Modal Verbs Modal verbs are verbs

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Interrogativ Interrogative There are two types of questions

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Das Präteritum       Past Tense  The Präteritum is equivalent to

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App   Das Perfekt       Perfect Tense  This tense is used

Der Dativ Dative Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Dative case is very important

Akkusativ Accusative Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App The German accusative case is used

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Das Verb       Verb The most basic word order in German, just like in English, is thesubject -verb -directobjectsequence: A simple statement is constructed in the following manner,the subject comes first, then

Nominativ       Nominative  Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Nomantive is always the subject of a

Possesiv Pronomen       Posessive Pronoun Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App ich  mein  my  du  dein 

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Abschnitt 3       Hallo!  Hello!  Guten Morgen! 

Bestimmter Artikel       Definite Article   Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App   In English you can

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Das Nomen       Noun   German nouns (a person, place or thing, Substantive) always begin with a CAPITAL letter!     Personal Pronomen  Personal Pronouns 

Click  here  to test your German Download our Best Learn German App Abschnitt 1   Der Vokal       Vowels   The German alphabet, just