German Exercises | Free Practice (A1 / A2)

Practise German accusative prepositions with free, interactive exercises. Learn to use accusative prepositions and articles naturally in everyday conversation.

Practise German adjective endings with our free, interactive exercises. Let's learn how to use the correct endings in different cases.

Let's practice aus vs. von in German

Let's practice German comparatives together.

Let's practice when exactly to use dass or das in German, with our interactive exercises.

Learn the difference between 'dass' and 'weil' through targeted exercises.

Learn about demonstrative pronouns in German.

Practice the German articles with us.

Practice German Genitive Prepositions with us.

Haben Conjugation Exercises

German Imperative Exercises

Practice the German possessive pronouns with us.

Practice the German articles with us.

German Modal Verbs Exercises

Let's practice nach vs. zu in German

Deepen your understanding of German negation with practical exercises on 'nicht' and 'kein'.

Practice German opposites with us.

Strengthen your grasp on German past participles with comprehensive exercises.

Practice German plurals with us.

Practice German possessive adjectives with us.

Practice the German possessive pronouns with us.

Practice German prepositions of place with us.

Practice German prepositions of time with us.

Practice the German present tense with us.

Practice the German possessive pronouns with us.

Improve your ability to ask questions in German with targeted exercises on question words.

Practice the German conjugation of sein with us.

Let's practice sein vs. haben in German with some exercises

Let's practice German separable verbs.

Master the German simple past tense with exercises designed to enhance your understanding and usage.

Practice using superlatives in German to express the highest degree or extreme comparisons.

Practice the German verbs with us.

Practise German dative prepositions with free, interactive exercises. Learn to use dative prepositions and articles naturally in everyday conversation.

Practise German mixed adjective declension with comprehensive, free exercises. Master adjective endings after ein, kein, mein, dein and other indefinite articles.

Practise German weak adjective declension with free, interactive exercises. Learn how adjective endings work after definite articles (der, die, das).

Practise using 'aber' as a German modal particle and intensifier with free, interactive exercises. Learn the difference between 'aber' as a conjunction and 'aber' as an emphatic particle.

Practise German academic connectors and sentence linkers with comprehensive exercises. Master womit, dadurch, nachdem, indem, wobei, weshalb, and other conjunctions for complex sentence structures.

Practise how to talk about accidents, mistakes, and unintentional events in German. Master 'Dir ist das Handy heruntergefallen', reflexive constructions, and the dative of affected person with comprehensive exercises.

Practise formulating German follow-up questions (Anschlussfragen) for the B1 speaking test. Drill Präteritum, Konjunktiv II, Passiv, and Modalverben in question form with interactive exercises.

Master German da-adverbs (Pronominaladverbien) with comprehensive exercises. Learn when to use daher, dafür, darüber, damit, daran, darauf, dazu, and how they fit into sentence structure.

Practise the German passive voice with interactive exercises. Drill Vorgangspassiv (werden + Partizip II) & Zustandspassiv (sein + Partizip II) in Präsens, Präteritum, and Perfekt.

Practise the German Vorgangspassiv in the Perfekt (sein + Partizip II + worden) with interactive fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice exercises.

Practise the German Vorgangspassiv in the present tense (werden + Partizip II) with interactive fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice exercises.

Practise the German Vorgangspassiv in the simple past (wurde / wurden + Partizip II) with interactive fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice exercises.