Master German A1 grammar step by step with clear explanation

Learn the basics of German sentence structure. Understand how subjects, verbs, and objects work together to form simple sentences.

Learn the basics of German word order in main and subordinate sentences

Learn how to use German articles (der, die, das, ein, eine) in the nominative case. In this lesson, you will understand how to identify the subject of a sentence and use the correct article to form simple and accurate German sentences.

Understand what makes a verb “regular” in German and how to conjugate it for all pronouns. Practice using simple examples.

1. Learn what makes a verb irregular in German. See how some verbs change their stem vowel in the present tense and which verbs are most common for A1 level.

2. Practice building sentences with irregular verbs. Learn to talk about yourself, daily routines, and activities using correct forms.

3. Practice short dialogues and sentences with irregular verbs. Focus on correct conjugation and natural speaking.

Learn how to use the accusative case in German to talk about objects (what you see, buy, or have). In this lesson, you will understand how articles change in the accusative and how to build correct sentences using common verbs.

Learn how to use the most important German modal verbs: können (can), müssen (must), and wollen (want). In this lesson, you will understand how to form sentences with two verbs and express ability, necessity, in everyday situations.

Learn how to use separable verbs in German and how they split in a sentence. In this lesson, you will understand where to place the prefix and how to use these verbs to talk about your daily routine and activities.

Learn how to use the dative case in German to talk about the indirect object (to whom / for whom). In this lesson, you will understand dative pronouns and how to use them in simple sentences with common verbs.