A1 Level of German Language

A1 Level of German Language
If you see the standard format of Goethe Institute, there are 6 levels of
the German language– A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2. The first level is A1
and many people think that A1 level is a very basic level and we won’t
be learning much in it. But I think we should see in detail what all you are
going to learn at the A1 level. So here step by step we are going to talk
about the German A1 level. Earlier, these levels were standard and
designed by Goethe Institute, Germany. A1 moreover covers a few basic
grammar topics and an application of grammar in day-to-day life that is
in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
I will request you to read the whole article so that you will get a complete
idea about A1. The first part we will talk about is grammar.
German A1 grammar covers the topics below:
 Basic Phrases
 Numbers
 Articles (definite and indefinite)
 Singular and plural nouns
 Verbs and verb conjugation
 Possessive pronouns
 Sentence formation
 Trennbare verbs
 Modal verbs
 Interrogative sentences
 Cases
 Prepositions
 Partizip II (Past tense)
 Imperative sentences
 Negation
And a few more
Goethe Institute recommends few reference books like Tangram, Studio

D, or Netzwerk (Netzwerk is being used currently) and in the future,
some other books from different Publications will be recommended but
most of the books will have almost syllabus. Few things will be more or
less, but almost 80% of the contents will be the same.
Now let’s talk about the content :
usually, these books have 12 lessons covering the most common topics
from our day-to-day lifelike-
Lesson 1 :
How to talk about yourself, how to introduce yourself, and get introduced
to people. Asking their names, where do they live, where are they from,
age, languages, countries.
Lesson 2 :
Talking about describing cities, places, and famous buildings in cities.
Also about transport and directions.
Lesson 3 :
Hobbies, friends, family, profession, weekdays, months, dates, time.
Lesson 4 :
Food and drink. Talking about taste, different food items, names and
placing an order in a restaurant, paying bills. Also about groceries,
shops, buying groceries, talking about prices.
Lesson 5 :
Hobbies, habits, planning some activities together, talking about places
or programs to go out.
Lesson 6 :
Talking about day-to-day routine morning to evening, talking about
weekly or monthly schedule, using verbs, framing questions.
Lesson 7 :
Communication in the workplace, talking with colleagues, writing emails,
talking about the work schedule, meetings, and telephonic
communication.
Lesson 8 :
Types houses and regular communication related to houses,
apartments, furniture, floor plans, renting a house in Germany,
describing house or apartment, using adjectives.
Lesson 9 :
About shopping, types of shops, online shopping, talking about shops,
going to a mall, buying things, and talking about clothes prices, size,
shape, color, brands.
Lesson 10 :
How to talk about health, communicating with the doctor, fixing
appointments at the doctor, discussing health issues, talking about diet
plans.
Lesson 11 :
About traveling, booking tickets, hotels. Talking about hotel rooms and
services, talking about tourist places in various countries.
Lesson 12 :
Other similar topics.
So if you observe, this syllabus of German A1 level usually covers all

your day-to-day topics so that if you travel to Germany for the first time,
you will be able to survive on your own. With books, you get audio CDs.
So this course covers your reading, writing, listening, and speaking. At
the ASAP German Institute, Pune after completing the course you will
have exam preparation sessions that are designed to prepare for
Goethe’s exam. In these preparation sessions, you will solve few mock
tests and then there will be a final exam at an ASAP Institute, which will
have almost a similar pattern like Goethe (Max Mueller Bhavan) exam so
that after passing the exam at ASAP you will be confident enough to
apply Goethe’s exam.
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Jeremy Jordan
Answered 4 years ago
In A1 you will learn Grammar and speak more German. The position of verb, subject, object
and place. Learn about how to write numbers (exp: 21 Twenty one in Deutsch Ein und
zwanzig) and many more.
And we played so many game haha.
I just passed A1 level and now i am A2.1 (Today)

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I am learning German, preparing myself to level A1 exam. What topics, subjects, should be
covered for this level?
How can I prepare for German A1 level in 1 month of self preparation?
I failed the Goethe A1 exam, but I have a certificate of A1. Should I get a visa for Germany?
How much time does it take to prepare for the A1 German Goethe exam?
Is there a list of possible themes in the A1 German exam?
Ruma Das
, Academic Head at Max Mueller Institute (2005-present)

Updated 3 years ago · Author has 240 answers and 641K answer views
Basic grammer is cleared in A1
When we start with A1, we get introduced with the pronunciation of alphabets, numbers,
verb, vocabs, and learn to make sentences. Our starting is with greeting, how to greet
someone and what words and phrases we use in our day to day life like, good morning
is Guten morgen, for good health it is said gut Gesund things like this. Then the verb
conjugation, the time and how to describe the way.
In the starting level we go through the things we deal with in our daily life. So that we can
start with the grammer. If we make our basic clear we never face any problem in o
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Thomas P. Buehner
, knows German
Answered 4 years ago · Author has 1.2K answers and 1M answer views
A1 language levels contain basic grammar and vocabulary for simple conversations.
Here is the overview from Goethe Institute: (Course Levels A1-C2 - Goethe-Institut Indien)
A1
 Can understand and use familiar, everyday expressions and very simple sentences,
which relate to the satisfying of concrete needs.
 Can introduce him/herself and others as well as ask others about themselves – e.g.
where they live, who they know and what they own – and can respond to
questions of this nature.
 Can communicate in a simple manner if the person they are speaking to speaks
slowly and clearly and is willing to help.
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Taniya Walia
, B1, B2 German, Goethe-Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi (2015)

Answered 4 years ago · Author has 59 answers and 163.1K answer views
three Grammar cases-
Nominativ Case- deals with the “SUBJECT.”

Akkusativ Case- deals with the “SUBJECT” and “DIRECT OBJECT”.
Dativ Case- deals with the “SUBJECT” and “DIRECT OBJECT” and “INDIRECT OBJECT”.
then you have the Personal Pronomen, Possessive Pronomen, Modal Verben, Trennbare
Verben und Praefixen, Imperativ, Prepositions im Akkusativ und Dativ, Adjectiv
Endungen, Praetaritum (haben & sein);
basic vocab like Greetings, months etc

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How difficult is the A1 German test?
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What german vocabulary and grammar topics should I study (A1 and A2 level)?
Is it possible to reappear in German A2 again, which I have appeared directly without A1

certificate and failed?
What is the exam fee for German A1?
Afiya Tabassum
, Consultant for Education in Germany , 9117967777

Answered 1 year ago · Author has 400 answers and 651.2K answer views
A1 level is the very first level of learning the German language. You can use and understand
the familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases. You can introduce yourself and
others. You can also ask and answer questions about personal details, such as where you
live, people you know and things you have. You can interact in a simple way.
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Francis Xavier
, studied at Earth
Answered 4 years ago · Author has 12.6K answers and 6.5M answer views
I know A1 as the first level of the German language course. In fact its not concentrated on a
certain topic, but aims at grammar in first place and the vocabulary is fixed not as basic
communication but at comercial vocabulary of German
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Paul Dorsey
, Lived in Germany for 2 years. Studied German History at University.

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I am learning German, preparing myself to level A1 exam. What topics, subjects,
should be covered for this level?
Originally Answered: I am learning German, preparing myself to level A1 exam. What topics,
subjects, should be covered for this level ?
As one who has completed A-1, I would suggest the following: learn how to greet Germans
both formally and informally. Understand the alphabet and know how to count up to 100.
Learn how to conjugate the most common German verbs and understand the nominative
and accusative cases. The Dative and Genitive Cases come later. Learn how to order a meal
at a restaurant and check in and out of a hotel. Learn how to ask for directions. Learn
vocabulary that is pertinent like getting around in an airport, train station and walking
around in shops. I would learn German pronouns and other basic gra
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Learnesty
, 10+ years experience teaching French to non-native speakers

You should check this portfolio, you might find it useful:
http://www.ebc-hochschule.de/fileadmin/ebc_daten/international_office/
cefr_self_assessment_in_english.pdf
Now, for specifics, you could check what the Goethe Institute has to say on it:
Goethe-Institut
Best of luck learning German! :)

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Mohit Sarvaiya
, Strategic Buyer at Siemens AG

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What is asked in the German A1 and A2 exams?
There are total 6 levels in German language.
A1, A2,B1,B2,C1,C2
1) A1:- level 1st
 Understand what you hear in everyday situations, such as simple questions,

instructions and messages, as well as messages on an answerphone, public
announcements and brief conversations,
 Obtain relevant information from short written messages, public notices and
classified advertisements,
 State and understand figures, quantities, times and prices,
 Fill in personal details and basic information on forms,
 Write brief personal messages,
 Introduce yourself in a conversation and answer simple personal questions,
 Formulate and
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Susanne Richter
, preparing learners for German exams A,B and C Level

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What are the topics in speaking section of German A1 test?
1. You need to be able to introduce yourself on a basic Level, especially being

able to say full sentences, e.g.:
 your name (Ich heiße…)
 where you live (Ich wohne…)
 where you come from (Ich komme aus…)
 which languages you speak/learn (Ich lerne Deutsch.)
 which hobbies you have (Mein Hobby ist Lesen.)
 what you do professionally (Ich bin Student/in)
2. You will then (probably) have to spell something. So revise the alphabet!
 maybe your first name

 maybe your last name
 or perhaps a street name
Thy will ask: Können Sie das buchstabieren? ( buchstabieren = to spell)
3. You have to know single and double digit numb

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Dushyant Chauhan
, Ich kann ein wenig deutsche sprechen

Answered 5 years ago · Author has 383 answers and 3.4M answer views
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Can I attend A1 German exam with self preparation?
Yes you can.

The A1 level is the most basic level and is simple but then do not fool yourself into believing
that German is a piece of cake. The grammar and words can be tricky.
Do not learn German like a “translation” of English as it is very different and some subtleties
can be told to you only by a person who knows German. Sentence formation is different in
German than in English.
Prepare yourself well in reading/writing/speaking and you can clear the exam easily.
My teacher once told me that it requires efforts to fail in the A1 exam so it is simple but not
a cakewalk.
Viel glück fur Ihr Deutsc

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Taniya Walia
, B1, B2 German, Goethe-Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi (2015)

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What should be my strategy to prepare for the German A1 exam from Goethe-Institut
on my own?
1st. get your BASICS right. the basic stuff- alphabets, numbers, how to pronounce your
name, phone no, birthday etc (A MUST- THEY ASK YOU ABOUT THIS IN SPEAKING).
2nd. practice all the A1 EXAM PREPARATION Books (even the ones online). but MAKE SURE,
you take help from a teacher who is qualified enough to guide you through it.
3rd. go to Deutsch im Fokus | DW EVERY DAY. listen to the news,
go to Lernangebote für das Niveau A1 | DW- you have plenty of stuff to go through.
download the audio-trainer & practice it. this will help you with Listening.
4th & Most Important. Write down as much as voc
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Maha Lakshmi
, knows German
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Has anyone taken the A1 German proficiency test? Could you share an example of the
conversations you had to present?
Hey there! Guten Tag!
Let me tell you my experience. I gave the test on November 2016 at Goethe Institute.
The exam was split into two sections
Hearing, Reading and Writing- The audio played for hearing was very loud and even the last
person seated in the room was able to hear it clearly. I had enough time for reading and
writing anyway.
Then we were asked to give the answer sheets and be prepared for speaking test. We were
split into a group of four and was waiting for our turn.
Speaking — This was the easiest and interactive. We went into a room in four. Two persons
were seated and they asked eac
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Ruma Das
, Academic Head at Max Mueller Institute (2005-present)

Answered 3 years ago · Author has 240 answers and 641K answer views
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Is it possible to give the German A1 exam in one month?
Yes!!!!
Yes it is possible to give the German A1 exam in one month. There are so many different
ways of learning German language a way more faster and give the starting level (A1) exam
in a month. Only if the student is dedicated towards studies and gives his/her 100% than
they could achieve their goal easily.
Different ways of learning German fast :
1. They should take proper classes, because it is not possible to learn a new language
by there own and besides learning getting good marks in exam as well. So you
should take proper classes from any reputed German language institute, in my
view there i
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Saloni Kelkar
, studied at Goethe Institut

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Well A1 the very basic level and it makes you capable of communication to survive in
Germany!
At Goethe a weekday batch for A1 is for 1and half month (4 hours daily) and weekends
takes 4 months (4hours on each Saturday and sunday).The course prepares you for the
exam well!
If you are planning to prepare by yourself! You can if you are consistent! Looking at a
beginners pace who studies around 3 days a week, i would say 4 to 6 months would be fine!
Again it depends on your capibility and consistency!
Focus on sprechen ( speaking) find someone you can practice with! Write a lot of emails!
The pract
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Mohit Sarvaiya
, German language.
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Is Duolingo enough for appearing A1 exam in German?
Originally Answered: Is Duolingo enough for giving A1 exam in German ?

No according to my experience only duolingo is not enough for A1 level just because in
duolingo application there is only some vocabulary part but they can not mention base rule
for German language and also grammer part is not explained in application.
But duolingo is very useful for boost your language learning speed. user interface is also
easy to understand.
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Suman Judge
, German Language Expert, Director German Language Classes

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What are the topics for letter writing in A1 level German language?
A1 email writing topics are
1. invitation letters which you may either accept or reject giving reasons accordingly.
1. Visit letter - you want to visit your friend or vice versa.

2. You want to book an appointment
3. Writing a letter to your teacher for not coming to class
4. Asking for help from someone e.g. shopping.
5. Inviting your friend to your party
6. You want to visit “... “ city And asking for information
7. Information seeking letters - hotel booking or information of a particular area you
want to visit - renting rooms or an apartment
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Tanvi Agarwal
, Content Creator at Rhein Konsultant (2020-present)

Answered 1 year ago · Author has 457 answers and 552.5K answer views
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This test is designed to evaluate your German skills, whether you are experienced or just
starting to learn the language. As well as giving you an initial idea of how well you can
understand written and spoken German, the following questions will test your knowledge of
German grammar and vocabulary.
Test comprises reading, listening, writing and speaking sections. The speaking section of the
exam is completed in a group.
The exam is administered and evaluated in the same way all over the world.
READING
You will be asked to read texts such as brief notes, classified advertisements, signposts and
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Gautam Jan
, lives in Mysuru, Karnataka, India

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Where can I find German A1 exam writing samples?
Originally Answered: Where can I find sample German A1 exam questions?

Here are few links that will be helpful for you as it was for me in my preparation for A1
exam, these are more than sufficient I guess for mock test..
telc - telc Deutsch A1
German Grammar Trainer
German Online Test - Alpadia Berlin
Testen Sie Ihr Deutsch
ÖSD Zertifikat A1
BBC - GCSE Bitesize - German Mock Exam
Test your German level

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Chhandesh Nichante
, Design engineer
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What are the things I need to learn in order to pass the German A1 exam?
Following thing are required to clear German A1 :
1. Vocabulary: some normal German vocabulary is required . If u know daily routine

words , then it helps u a lot. One must try Duolingo aap to get more vocabs and
context in which they r used.
2. Grammar: It is the most important thing which u need to learn for clearing A1
exam. Grammer is not that hard but a little bit complicated . You should know
normal sentence construction, wh questions, model auxillary , tense …etc . You can
refer online tutorial for more information.
3. Pronunciation: It plays major role in German language. Alphabet of German and En
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Susanne Richter
, preparing learners for German exams A,B and C Level

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What are the common questions asked in the German A1 level exam?
there is a speaking, writing, reading and listening part.
You must be able to answer and write an email within A1 Level.
You must be able to talk about an A1 Level topic in A1 level.
You must have a “discussion “ with another learner and ask questions about him/ her
related to the topic.
You must be able to introduce yourself, talk about hobbies and so on.
You must understand listening exercises and answer related questions. You must
understand numbers and telephone numbers for example. The cost of something you buy
( be confident in Euro/ Cent)
you must be able to tell und understand the time.
Also
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Sarang Patil
, Member of Ethan Racing (Vehicle Dynamics) (2017-present)

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How do I prepare for a level A2 German exam?
let us crack this situation in two ways ;
1)by joining a tutor and 2) self-study
1)by joining tutor: you would be exposed to many things like;
1. people interaction.
2. tips by your tutor.
3. some mistakes could be on time rectified
and finally , it would be time-saving.
most of the times teachers are more inclined towards qualifying the exam instead of
focusing on nature or culture followed by the language. due to this, we are just preparing
ourselves for passing the exam rather we should be focused on learning the language.
anyways if you are joining the class, you have to do study by yourself.
2)self-study
yo
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Susanne Richter
, Magister Exam and Test Preparation & German for Leisure (2007)
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yes, you can.
I have been teaching A1 preparations many times and have had students that passed the
exams even with 1 month of preparation. It’s a focussed preparation, knowing exactly what
the exam is asking for and practising that. You will not be able to cover 12 chapters of an A1
book, however it’s not necessary either. You should cover 4 chapters and then focus on a
guide that shows you how to tackle the exam itself. There are certainly a lot of strategies
that one needs to know.
the more sample exams you do as preparation the better. Since you need only 60% , it’s
pretty “easy” to pass the
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COURSE CONTENT FOR GERMAN COURSES IN BERLIN

LEVEL – A1 | A2 | B1 | B2 | C1 | C2
What kind of topics and vocabulary fill our German courses in Berlin? What grammar
you will learn, repeat and expand?
For further information on the content of the German courses or exams, please click on
the appropriate level in the chart.
A1
(1)
A1
(2)
A2
(1)
A2
(2)
A1
A2
Elementar
Breakthrough
Waystage
telc B1
B1
(1)
B1
(2)
telc B2
Test DaF3
B2
(1)
B2
(2)
B1
B2
Selbstständig
Threshold
Vantage
Test DaF4
Test DaF5
C1
(1)
C1
(2)
telc C1
C2
(1)
C2
(2)
C1
C2
Kompetent
Proficiency
Mastery
A1 GERMAN COURSES AT KAPITEL ZWEI BERLIN

In the A1 German courses in Berlin you will use familiar and everyday expressions and
very simple sentences that aim to meet specific needs. You learn how to introduce
yourself and ask other people questions about them (e.g. where they live, who they
know or what they own).
German course – A1(1)
Main topics:
 Introduce yourself/countries/occupations
 The alphabet & the numbers
 Languages and countries
 People and hobbies
 The work, the workplace
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
 Food and drink/ in the restaurant
Grammar:
 Personal pronouns and verbs in the present tense
 The group of nouns: der/die/das/
 Verbs
 The negation
 Prepositions of place
 Personal pronouns in the accusative case
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 Stress in the office
 On the computer
 Arranging appointments
 The seasons and the weather
 Destinations, travel preparations
 Means of transport
 Living & the home furnishings
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Prepositions of time
 Sentence connectives: conjunctions
 The group of nouns
 Indicators of space
 Adjectives

In the A2 German courses in Berlin you will understand sentences and repeated
expressions related to areas of very immediate importance (e.g. information about a
person and family, shopping). You can communicate in simple situations (e.g. the direct
exchange of information about familiar and everyday life).
Main topics:
 Introducing yourself
 Professions and activities
 Telling about the past
 School, training, curriculum vitae
 Daily schedule leisure activities
 Purchasing & spending money
 Words around money
 The dream of wealth: What if…?
 In the office, on the phone, making appointments
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The perfect tense
 The negation
 Main and subordinate clauses
 Verbs with dative and accusative
 Subjunctive II
 Nouns indicators of time
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Countries and nationalities
 Planning a trip
 Animals & dangerous animals
 People
 Living: garden, city etc.
 Healthy nutrition
 National and international news
 Theme: Environment
 Theme: Technology
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Verbs + Prepositions
 Nouns
 Prepositions: of space & of time
B1 GERMAN COURSES AT KAPITEL ZWEI BERLIN

In the B1 German courses in Berlin, you will understand the main points of the
conversation if the speaker uses a clear-cut language, concerning familiar topics such
as work, school, leisure, etc. You can handle most situations, e.g. encountered when
traveling within the language area. You can express yourself simply and coherently
about familiar topics and personal areas of interest. You can talk about experiences and
events, describe dreams and goals in life, and give brief explanations about plans and
opinions.
German course – B1(1)
Main topics:
 Time and activities
 Punctuality
 Leisure time: Museums
 Leisure time: Fine arts
 Vocations
 Problems at work
 Manners in business life
 Reading
 Past and childhood
 Media
 Advertising: Impact and history
 Advertising: Products and their properties
 The complaint
Grammar:
 The past tenses: Perfect / Preterite / Past Perfect
 Interrogative particles
 Modal verbs, brauchen + zu
 The past subjunctive (polite requests, wishes, past)
 Verbs + dative + accusative
 N – Declination
 Indicators of time
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 Adjectives (comparative/superlative)
 The genitive
 Relative clauses
Main topics:
 Language learning
 Lifelong learning
 Special learning tips
 School, certificates and grades
 Traffic problems
 On the way
 Vacation: When one goes on a trip…
 Feelings of happiness
 Qualities
 Stress, anger and joy
 Food, German recipes, eating in the restaurant
 Invitations and good wishes
Grammar:
 Indicators of conditional
 Final clauses
 Nouns – Verb – Connectors
 Past tenses
 Time clauses: simultaneity, non-simultaneity
 Prepositions
 Adjectives + Prepositions
 Enumerations
 Causes & consequences

In the B2 German courses in Berlin you will learn to understand the basic idea of
challenging texts: e.g. specialist texts from a particular field.
You will…
 be able to communicate spontaneously and without problems with native speakers of German.
 be able to clearly formulate your own opinion and the reasons for it.
 be able to express facts from the respective field of interest or subject without difficulty.
In a B2 German course in Berlin you will only be taught a few unknown structures with
regard to German grammar, instead the grammar you have already learned at B1 level,
will be intensified.
In Kapitel Zwei Berlin, the B2 level is divided into the levels B2.1 and B2.2 according to
the Common European Framework of Reference for Language Learning. In the
following section you will find out what we focus on.
Main topics:
 School, Training
 Interpersonal relations
 Living and renting
 Travel, trouble on vacation & complaint letters
 Cultural differences in professional life
 Europe and the Germans
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Past tense of the verbs: perfect / -preteritum / past perfect
 Declination of adjectives
 Indicators of space: prepositions of two cases
 The passive
 Verbs with prepositional case
 n – Declination
 Causal and effect indicators: weil, denn, deshalb, so…dass etc.
Main topics:
 Daily work: e-mails & telephone calls
 Activities & Leisure
 University
 History and politics
 News from all over the world
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 The subjunctive II: politeness, unreality, the subjunctive II in the past
 Rection of verbs
 Position of words in the sentence
 Subjunctive I : Indirect speech
 Subjunctive I Alternate forms
 Nouns – Verb – Connections
 Prepositions
C1 GERMAN COURSES AT KAPITEL ZWEI BERLIN

In the C1 German courses in Berlin you will understand both demanding and longer
texts, as well as the implicit meanings.
You will…
 Express yourself fluently and spontaneously, without having to look for words.
 be able to use the language effectively and flexibly in everyday, social or professional life /
studies.
 Express yourself clearly and structured on complex topics and can use different resources to
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German course – C1(1)
Main topics:
 Weather and smalltalk
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Success: sport and profession
 Failures
Grammar:
 Past tense of verbs
 Prepositions of space and of time
 Sentence connectives: Subordinate clauses
 Adjectives with prepositional case
 Two-part sentence connectives
 Sentence connectives: main sentences
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
 Prepositions with the genitive
Main topics:
 Progress
 Environment and climate
 The history of the division of Germany
 The Wall
 Living in the GDR
 Music & Photography
Grammar:
 Expressing assumptions
 Extended modifiers (Partizipialattribute)
 Fixed connectives
 Participles and adjectives as nouns
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization
 The passive and alternative forms

In the C2 German courses in Berlin you will understand practically everything you read
or hear without any problems. You can summarize information from different sources
and present justifications and explanations uniformly. You can express yourself
promptly, very fluently and precisely and be able to clarify subtle nuances within
complex topics.
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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 Communication and media
 History and memories
 Feelings, lies, strengths and weaknesses
 School time
 Career opportunities and professions
Grammar:
 Tenses of the verbs
 Verbs with prefixes, which may or may not be separable
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Adverbial clauses
 Verbs and their complements
 Noun connectors
 Word formation of the nouns
 Participles as adjectives
 Nominalized adjectives and participles
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Technical progress
 Environment and pollution
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Art & Creativity
 Books and literature
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Passive replacement forms
 Modal verbs
 Declination and comparison of adjectives
 Adjectives and their complements
 Word formation of the adjectives
 Nominal style
 Prepositions of the written language
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Daniela Neicke & Susanne Schübel

Am Köllnischen Park 1
10179 Berlin
E-Mail: berlin@kapitel-zwei.de
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Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

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Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

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studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

complex topics.
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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style
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Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

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Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

You will…
studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

complex topics.
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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style
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Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

You will…
Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

You will…
studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

complex topics.
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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style
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Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

You will…
Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

You will…
studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

complex topics.
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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style
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Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

You will…
Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

You will…
studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

complex topics.
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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style
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Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

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Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

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studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

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German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style
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LEVEL – A1 | A2 | B1 | B2 | C1 | C2
A1
(1)
A1
(2)
A2
(1)
A2
(2)
A1
A2
Elementar
Breakthrough
Waystage
telc B1
B1
(1)
B1
(2)
telc B2
Test DaF3
B2
(1)
B2
(2)
B1
B2
Selbstständig
Threshold
Vantage
Test DaF4
Test DaF5
C1
(1)
C1
(2)
telc C1
C2
(1)
C2
(2)
C1
C2
Kompetent
Proficiency
Mastery

Main topics:
 Free time
 At the hotel
 The city map
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
Main topics:
 Daily schedule
 On the computer
 Health
 Excuses
Grammar:
 Verbs
 Adjectives

Main topics:
Grammar:
 Verbs
 The negation
 Subjunctive II
 Casus
Main topics:
 Vacation
 Planning a trip
 People
Grammar:
 Adjectives
 Verbs
 Nouns

opinions.
Main topics:
 Punctuality
 Vocations
 Reading
 Media
 The complaint
Grammar:
 Adverbs of time
 Reflexive verbs
 The passive
 The genitive
Main topics:
 On the way
 Qualities
Grammar:
 Final clauses
 Past tenses
 Prepositions
 Enumerations

You will…
Main topics:
 Smalltalk
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 The passive
Main topics:
 University
 Crime Stories
Grammar:
 Prepositions

You will…
studies.
link texts.
Main topics:
 Languages
 Luck
 Stress
 Laughing
 Failures
Grammar:
 Modal verbs
 Subjunctive II
Main topics:
 Progress
 The Wall
Grammar:
 Subjunctive I
 Imperative
 Nominalization

complex topics.
.
German course C2(1)
Main topics:
 School time
Grammar:
 Subjunctive II
 Subjunctive I
 Noun connectors
German course C2(2)
Main topics:
 Medicine
 Special skills
 Feelings
 Living
 Politics
Grammar:
 Passive
 Modal verbs
 Nominal style








Kontakt


10179 Berlin

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German A1 grammar covers the topics below:

And a few more

Goethe Institute recommends few reference books like Tangram, Studio

Now let’s talk about the content :

So if you observe, this syllabus of German A1 level usually covers all

I just passed A1 level and now i am A2.1 (Today)

Is there a list of possible themes in the A1 German exam?

, Academic Head at Max Mueller Institute (2005-present)

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, B1, B2 German, Goethe-Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi (2015)

Nominativ Case- deals with the “SUBJECT.”

basic vocab like Greetings, months etc

How difficult is the A1 German test?

How can I learn German A1 in 15 days? My A1 Exam is in just two weeks.

Is it possible to reappear in German A2 again, which I have appeared directly without A1

What is the exam fee for German A1?

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Best of luck learning German! :)

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There are total 6 levels in German language.

1) A1:- level 1st

 Understand what you hear in everyday situations, such as simple questions,

, preparing learners for German exams A,B and C Level

1. You need to be able to introduce yourself on a basic Level, especially being

 maybe your first name

3. You have to know single and double digit numb

, Ich kann ein wenig deutsche sprechen

Yes you can.

Viel glück fur Ihr Deutsc

, B1, B2 German, Goethe-Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi (2015)

Hey there! Guten Tag!

The exam was split into two sections

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, studied at Goethe Institut

Originally Answered: Is Duolingo enough for giving A1 exam in German ?

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A1 email writing topics are

1. Visit letter - you want to visit your friend or vice versa.

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, lives in Mysuru, Karnataka, India

Originally Answered: Where can I find sample German A1 exam questions?

telc - telc Deutsch A1

German Grammar Trainer

German Online Test - Alpadia Berlin

Testen Sie Ihr Deutsch

BBC - GCSE Bitesize - German Mock Exam

Test your German level

Following thing are required to clear German A1 :

1. Vocabulary: some normal German vocabulary is required . If u know daily routine

, preparing learners for German exams A,B and C Level

there is a speaking, writing, reading and listening part.

You must be able to answer and write an email within A1 Level.

You must be able to talk about an A1 Level topic in A1 level.

you must be able to tell und understand the time.

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