German Language A2 – German For Advanced Beginners

After completing this course, you will have learned all the A2 grammar of the German language. Please consider that you will mainly learn grammar in this course.

Adjektivdeklination – adjective declination

Akkusativ – accusative

Dativ – dative

Demonstrativpronomen – demonstrative pronouns

Future I – future I

Genitiv – genitive

indirekte Fragen – indirect quesitions

Komparativ – comparative

Konditionalsätze – conditional clauses

Konjunktiv II – subjunctive

das Verb “lassen” – the verb “lassen”

Modalverben im Präteritum – modal verbs in the preterit

n-Deklination – n-declination

Possessivartikel – possessive articles

Präpositionaladverbien – prepositional adverbs

Präteritum – preterit

Pronomen – pronouns

reflexive Verben – reflexive verbs

Relativpronomen – relative pronouns

Satzstellung mit Akkusativ und Dativ – sentence structure with accusative and dative

Subjunktionen – subjunctions

Verben mit Präpositionalobjekt – verbs with prepositional objects

Vorgangspassiv – process passive

Wechselpräpositionen – two-way prepositions

Wortbildung – word formation

Zeitadverbien – temporal adverbs

Learn Interesting Facts About The German Culture

Preparation For The Writing Part Of The A2 German Language Exam

Preparation For The Speaking Part Of The A2 German Language Exam

Deutsche Redewendungen – German Idioms

What are false friends in languages?

Vocabulary: travelling & keyboard (German names of keyboard keys and symbols)

Understanding the difference between “von” and “aus”

Understanding the difference between “kennen” and “wissen”

Understanding the difference between “hier”, “da”, and “dort”

Understanding the difference between “mögen“, “lieben“, “gern haben“, “lieb haben“ and “verliebt sein“

Recommendations for how to learn a language better

Quizzes after most chapters

Homework after most chapters

All chapters are downloadable as a PDF