Study Materials

Lessons 1 and 2 of the Menschen B1 textbook: "Neue Heimat" — a new home, types of housing, and moving to and settling in Germany. A full breakdown of each lesson (overview + vocabulary + grammar) with 120+ practice questions.

Comprehensive explanation of German adjective declension (Adjektivdeklination) across all cases.

German two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen) that take Accusative or Dative depending on motion vs. location.

German relative clauses (Relativsätze) — relative pronouns and example sentences.

German vocabulary about the apartment and home furnishings (Die Wohnung).

German vocabulary and expressions about languages and language learning.

German reflexive verbs (Reflexive Verben) with reflexive pronouns and examples.

Lesson 7 of the German course — general review and practice.

Lesson 7: German vocabulary about jogging, sports, and free time.

German possessive articles (Possessivartikel) in the Accusative and Dative with full declension tables, plus inseparable verbs (Untrennbare Verben) in the Perfekt without ge- — with review flashcards, many varied examples, two separate quizzes, and speaking, listening and reading sections with audio and recording — A2 level.

Restaurant table-setting & dishes vocabulary, ordering/complaining/paying phrases, the "dass" clause grammar rule, a listening exercise, and varied practice questions — A2 level.

Restaurant vocabulary (table setting & dishes), ordering/complaining/paying phrases, and the dass-clause grammar rule — A2 level.

Comprehensive explanation of two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen) and the legen/liegen, stellen/stehen, hängen verb pairs, with a reading text, listening, model dialogues, varied practice (MC, picture matching, sentence reordering + conjugation), and a speaking exercise with live transcription and AI feedback — A2 level.

A comprehensive unit on Lektion 11 „Ich freue mich so“: 15 products and materials from the Bildlexikon and 24 words about companies, the environment and recycling — each with an emoji, a German definition, Arabic and English translations, an example sentence, and German + English audio throughout. Detailed grammar on reflexive verbs (full conjugation, pronoun position in main clauses, subordinate clauses and with modal verbs, 11 verbs with their fixed prepositions, sich freuen auf vs über, and sich bedanken vs danken) and on the connectors weil, deshalb and dass with a comparison table, word-order diagrams and common-mistake boxes. Two reading texts (the newspaper article about Restlos glücklich GmbH and the interview with Luisa Bauer) with English translation, Arabic notes and comprehension questions, 24 communication phrases (evaluating, congratulating, thanking), 8 idioms, a listening dialogue with transcript, a guestbook writing task (word-bank gap fill plus your own comment with automatic feedback), two speaking tasks with recording, and 71 varied exercises — with a button at the end that takes the student to the test.

A comprehensive unit on Lektion 12: 16 food and drink words and 24 cooking and recipe words — each with an emoji, a German definition, Arabic and English translations, an example sentence, and German + English audio throughout. Detailed grammar on the conjunction wenn in both positions (subordinate clause first or last) with word-order diagrams, the optional dann, modal and separable verbs inside a wenn-clause, and a comparison of wenn, weil and dass. A full section on quantities and percentages (die Hälfte, doppelt so viel, rund, durchschnittlich, kaum), the frequency scale, and the wie/als rule for comparisons. Three reading texts: German food consumption with its figures, the Essen und Leben blog, and the five-step carrot recipe — all with English translation, Arabic notes and comprehension questions. 18 communication phrases for expressing surprise, reacting to it and comparing countries, 8 food idioms, four listening interviews with a who-said-what task, a mini-project with an interactive questionnaire that writes your German text for you, two speaking tasks with recording, and 73 varied exercises — with a button at the end that takes the student to the test.

A 70-question test on two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen): when they take the Accusative (movement) and when the Dative (position), and telling wohin from wo — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 60-question test on relative clauses (Relativsätze): choosing the right relative pronoun for the noun's gender and case, and where the verb goes inside the clause — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 70-question test on German vocabulary and expressions about languages and language learning — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 52-question test on reflexive verbs (Reflexive Verben): reflexive pronouns in the Accusative and Dative, where they sit in the sentence, and the most common verbs that take them — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer.

A 34-question test on Lektion 11 „Ich freue mich so“: reflexive verbs, their pronouns and their position in the sentence, verbs with fixed prepositions (sich freuen auf/über, sich erinnern an, sich ärgern über, sich bedanken für), the connectors weil, deshalb and dass, comprehension of the newspaper article about Restlos glücklich GmbH and the interview with Luisa Bauer, recycling and product vocabulary, and the language of congratulating, thanking and evaluating — multiple-choice and fill-in questions, graded server-side with an Arabic explanation for every answer.

A 36-question test on Lektion 12: the conjunction wenn and its word order (subordinate clause first or last, the optional dann, and how it differs from weil and dass), the language of quantities and percentages (die Hälfte, doppelt so viel, rund, durchschnittlich, kaum, die empfohlene Menge), comprehension of the German food-consumption text with its figures, the Essen & Leben blog and the step-by-step carrot recipe, cooking verbs (schälen, würfeln, würzen, andünsten), and the phrases for expressing surprise and comparing countries — multiple-choice and fill-in questions, graded server-side with an Arabic explanation for every answer.