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Deutsch A1-1 60 materials
  1. Sprechen A1.1 Unterricht Log in to unlock
  2. Sprechen A1-1 — Speaking, Lektion 1–12 Exercise A speaking-only file that runs lesson by lesson through Lektion 1 to 12 of Deutsch A1-1: twenty-four speaking tasks, two per lesson, each drilling that lesson's own grammar aloud. Lektion 1 introducing yourself, asking back and the numbers; 2 job, country, nationality and languages; 3 the family with mein and meine plus school things with their articles; 4 describing your room, adjectives after ist, prices and opposites; 5 asking what a word is, asking for repetition, describing an object by material, shape and colour, and negating with kein; 6 your working day with times and your opinion of your job; 7 können, paying and receiving compliments, and asking politely; 8 the clock, making an appointment, suggesting and declining; 9 ordering in a café, mögen, and negating food with kein; 10 separable verbs at the station and a full phone call; 11 the perfect with haben and the time expressions that go with it; 12 the perfect with sein, a trip and a party told in order. Every task gives the question as audio, guiding sub-questions, tappable helper sentences, a box naming the grammar point being practised, a recorder of up to five minutes with pause and resume, and a model answer to listen to and compare. Recordings persist in the page so the student can continue later, and the share of tasks recorded is submitted and emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  3. Glossar — Deutsch A1-1 Complete Wordlist Vocabulary A complete glossary of the Deutsch A1-1 level, gathered from every material in it: 265 nouns with their der/die/das articles, 112 verbs, 106 other words such as numbers, colours and adjectives, plus a separate section of 187 ready-made expressions. Every entry has a picture, Arabic and English translations, a pronunciation hint and a German audio button, and most carry an example sentence with its own audio. Searchable in German, Arabic or English and filterable by type, article and topic. Log in to unlock
  4. Das Alphabet — The German Alphabet Vocabulary The German alphabet (Alphabet) and its pronunciation. Log in to unlock
  5. German Basics — Pronunciation & Listening Listening Audio companion for German basics — pronunciation and listening practice. Log in to unlock
  6. Deutsch Grundlagen — Phonetics & Recording Listening German A1 basics with audio: a phonetics section covering 18 German sounds with IPA, plain-Egyptian explanations and an example word to hear each one in, plus 32 sentences across four topics (greetings, pronouns, verbs, colours), each with its IPA transcription and Arabic translation. Every sentence has a recorder underneath: hear the correct pronunciation, record yourself for up to 10 minutes, play it back and download it to compare. It closes with six open speaking prompts. Log in to unlock
  7. Deutsch Grundlagen — Explanations & Exercises Mixed The full explanation of German A1 basics: greetings, personal pronouns, verb conjugation and colours, each with tables, examples and audio. Every topic is followed by its own exercise set, plus a mixed set at the end, across five exercise types: multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank, sentence ordering and matching. It also includes a pronunciation section: hear the German sentence, record your own voice, play it back, download it and compare it against the model pronunciation. Log in to unlock
  8. ABC Sounds, Reading Words and Numbers 1–10 — Test Exercise A 30-question test on the German letter sounds (ch, sch, chs, sp, st, ei, ie, eu, w, v, z, j, s, h, ß, pf, qu and word-final b/d/g), on reading words with the right pronunciation, and on the numbers 1 to 10 — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer. Log in to unlock
  9. Numbers Exercise (Zahlen) Vocabulary Interactive 20-question exercise on German numbers (Zahlen) for A1 level. Log in to unlock
  10. Kartenspiel: Zahlen 1–10 — German Numbers Card Game Exercise A playing-card game on the German numbers 1 to 10 — cards sit face down and show digits only, with no words, so the learner has to say the number in German themselves. Plus a 20-card memory game, a speed round, and 10 exercises. Completely silent, no audio — A1 level. Log in to unlock
  11. sein, haben, Zahlen & Ausdrücke (A1) Mixed The verbs "sein" and "haben", numbers, and basic expressions in German — A1 level. Log in to unlock
  12. sein, haben, Zahlen & Ausdrücke — Test Exercise A 16-question test on the verbs sein and haben, numbers and basic expressions (A1) — including listening questions on numbers and sentences, and pronunciation questions on the distinctive German letters (Sch, Z, ei, ß) — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer. Log in to unlock
  13. Lektion 2 — Familienstand (Marital Status) Vocabulary Lesson 2: German vocabulary about marital/family status (Familienstand). Log in to unlock
  14. Familienstand, Herkunft & Berufe (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on the second lesson: marital-status words from ledig to getrennt lebend, giving your age with sein rather than haben in both the formal and informal forms, talking about children and negating plurals with keine, country names and their masculine and feminine nationalities, the difference between Ich komme aus and Ich bin, and job titles with the -in feminine ending and the cases that also take an umlaut. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  15. Spiel Familie, Obst Mixed Log in to unlock
  16. Die Familie, Schulsachen & Obst (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on the family lesson: family members and their genders, school and household words, fruit, the der/die/das articles with the das Kind exception, plurals and the rule that every plural takes die, and sentences from the lesson. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  17. W-Fragen — German Question Words Grammar German question words (W-Fragen) — wer, was, wo, wann, etc. — with examples. Log in to unlock
  18. W-Fragen & Ja/Nein-Fragen (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on question words: every W-word and when to use it, the difference between Wer for the subject, Wen for the direct object and Wem for the dative, the difference between Wo for a fixed place, Wohin for direction and Woher for origin, the welcher declension across nominative, accusative and dative, word order in a W-question with the verb in second position, yes/no questions where the verb comes first, answering with Doch when a negative question gets a positive answer, and the usual mistakes. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
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  20. Fragen A1.1 — W-Fragen, Ja/Nein-Fragen & Doch (Quiz) Exercise A 30-question test on the questions lesson: the W-words, verb position in a W-Frage, yes/no questions, when to answer Doch instead of Ja, wie viel versus wie viele versus wie oft and wie lange, and answering with the right preposition. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  21. Lektion 5 Mixed Menschen A1.1, Lektion 5: everyday object vocabulary with emoji and audio, colours, materials and shapes, the ein/eine articles and their kein/keine negation, the er/es/sie pronouns and when each one is used, the phrases for asking what something is called in German, and describing an object by its colour, material and shape. It also includes a listening dialogue, a three-round search game where you hunt for objects hidden around a crowded room, and a 15-question final test. Log in to unlock
  22. Lektion 5: Dinge, Farben & ein/kein (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on Menschen A1.1, Lektion 5: everyday object names with their der/die/das articles, colours, materials and shapes, the ein/eine articles with their kein/keine negation, the er/es/sie pronouns and when to use each, and the lesson phrases for asking what something is called, asking for a repeat and responding to thanks. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  23. kein & nicht — German Negation Grammar The difference between the German negation words "kein" and "nicht", with examples and practice. Log in to unlock
  24. Negation: kein oder nicht? (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on negation: the core difference between kein, which negates an indefinite noun, and nicht, which negates verbs, adjectives and definite nouns; the full kein declension across nominative, accusative and dative (keinen, keinem, keiner); the cases that call for kein such as nouns after ein, nouns with no article and professions after sein; the cases that call for nicht such as definite nouns, possessives, proper names and adverbs; where nicht sits in the sentence; and the usual mistakes. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  25. Adjectives Vocabulary Log in to unlock
  26. Adjektive & Gegenteile — Adjectives and Opposites (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on adjectives and their opposites: twenty-one adjectives across five groups — size, age and shape; quality and price; movement and strength; home and weather; people and feelings — each with its opposite, plus the rule that an adjective after ist takes no ending, sehr for 'very', nicht before an adjective for negation, the un- prefix that reverses meaning, and asking about an adjective with Wie. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  27. Lektion 4 (Der Tisch ist schön) Vocabulary German furniture & prices vocabulary, listening dialogues with comprehension questions, and pronunciation practice (A1). Log in to unlock
  28. Lektion 4 Möbel & Preise — Furniture and Prices (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on the furniture and prices lesson: furniture names with their der/die/das articles and the difference between Stuhl and Sessel, large numbers from a hundred to a million, how they are written as one word and why the units come before the tens, asking the price with Wie viel kostet, shop phrases such as Sonderangebot and Brauchen Sie Hilfe, the difference between sehr and zu with adjectives, and giving an opinion with Ich finde, agreeing with Das finde ich auch or disagreeing with Das finde ich nicht. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  29. Lektion 7 — Du kannst wirklich toll …! (Lesson) Mixed The full Menschen A1.1 Lektion 7: twenty free-time words with emoji and a spoken example sentence each, plus Arabic explanations of können, the Satzklammer, degrees of ability, gern, stem-changing verbs, frequency words, compliments and thanks, and polite requests. Every grammar point is followed by a self-check, and there is a six-question listening section and a five-minute speaking recorder with download. A button at the end leads to the graded quiz. Log in to unlock
  30. Lektion 7 — können & Hobbys (Quiz) Exercise A 34-question test on Menschen A1.1 Lektion 7: the modal verb können, the Satzklammer, free-time vocabulary, ability from gar nicht to sehr gut, können versus gern, stem-changing verbs, frequency from nie to immer, compliments and thanks, and polite requests. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  31. Lektion 8(Kein Problen, ich habe Zeit) Mixed Log in to unlock
  32. Lektion 8 - Kein Problem. Ich habe Zeit! (Quiz) Exercise A 39-question test on Menschen A1.1 Lektion 8: free-time places with their genders and plurals, activities and the Lust/Zeit expressions, the times of day from Morgen to Nacht, the weekdays, telling the time with halb, Viertel vor and Viertel nach, the am/um/in der prepositions, verb-second word order, and inviting, accepting, declining and writing a polite e-mail. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  33. Weekdays and Time Log in to unlock
  34. Wochentage & Uhrzeit — Weekdays and Time (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on the weekdays and time lesson: the day names, their abbreviations and their der article, the Mittwoch exception and the Sonnabend variant, the am / jeden / von … bis patterns, the heute / morgen / gestern / uebermorgen words and the difference between lowercase morgen and capitalised der Morgen, the colloquial clock with nach, vor and Viertel, the halb rule that looks ahead to the next hour, and the official 24-hour forms. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  35. Lektion 9 Ich möchte etwas zu essen Log in to unlock
  36. Lektion 9: Essen — mögen, möchte & kein (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on Lektion 9: food and drink vocabulary with their der/die/das articles, the verb mögen and how it differs from gern with verbs, the polite möchte forms and the infinitive that moves to the end of the sentence, the irregular essen with its e-to-i change, negation with kein in the accusative (keinen, keine, kein), when nicht is used instead, and noun compounds where the article always comes from the last noun. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  37. Essen und Trinken — Food & Drink (A1) Vocabulary German food and drink vocabulary (Essen und Trinken) for A1 level. Log in to unlock
  38. Essen und Trinken — Test Exercise A 20-question test on German food and drink vocabulary (Essen und Trinken) at A1 level: food and drink nouns with their articles, and phrases for ordering and expressing preference — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer. Log in to unlock
  39. Spiel Lektion 9 Log in to unlock
  40. لعبة Log in to unlock
  41. Lektion 10 Ic steige jetzt in dir U-Bahn ein Log in to unlock
  42. Lektion 10: Ich steige jetzt in die U-Bahn ein (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on Lektion 10: transport and station vocabulary, separable verbs and their meanings, the position of the conjugated verb and its prefix in statements, questions and imperatives, which prefixes separate (ein-, aus-, ab-) and which never do (be-, ver-), the conjugation of nehmen, station announcements, and the phrases for ending a phone call. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  43. Separable Verbs (Trennbare Verben) Mixed Detailed explanation of German separable verbs (Trennbare Verben) — 20 verbs, each with its own picture, German IPA and English respelling, and 3 example sentences, plus flashcards, quiz questions, listening exercises and a picture-matching activity — A1 level. Log in to unlock
  44. Trennbare & untrennbare Verben — Separable & Inseparable Verbs Grammar Separable and inseparable verbs in German (Trennbare & untrennbare Verben), with examples. Log in to unlock
  45. Trennbare & untrennbare Verben — Test Exercise A large 110-question test on separable and inseparable verbs (Trennbare & untrennbare Verben): when the prefix splits and when it does not, where it goes in the sentence, and conjugation in the Präsens and Perfekt — graded server-side with an explanation for every answer. Log in to unlock
  46. Lektion 11 was hast du gestern gemacht Log in to unlock
  47. Lektion 11: Was hast du gestern gemacht? (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on Lektion 11: daily-routine vocabulary, the auxiliary haben, the four Partizip II patterns (regular, irregular, separable and the ge-less -ieren verbs), the position of the auxiliary and the participle in statements and questions, the time prepositions von, bis and ab, the letzten/letzte/letztes forms, and the lesson phrases. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  48. Perfekt & Tägliche Routine — Past Tense & Daily Routine Grammar The Perfekt (present perfect) tense combined with daily routine vocabulary (Tägliche Routine) in German. Log in to unlock
  49. Hören & Sprechen — Perfekt (A1) Listening German listening and speaking practice on the Perfekt tense, A1 level. Log in to unlock
  50. Lektion 12 Log in to unlock
  51. Lektion 12: Was ist denn hier passiert? (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on Lektion 12: how the Perfekt is built and where the auxiliary and the participle sit, when a verb takes sein instead of haben (movement, change of state, and the sein/bleiben/passieren exceptions), the five Partizip II patterns, the time prepositions im, am, um and seit, nach versus in die with countries, reading years aloud, and the four German festivals from the reading texts. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  52. Akkusativ & Dativ — The German Cases Grammar German Accusative and Dative cases explained, with examples. Log in to unlock
  53. Akkusativ & Dativ (Quiz) Exercise A 35-question test on the accusative and dative: the definite articles in the accusative where only the masculine changes from der to den, the indefinite ein becoming einen in the masculine, the prepositions that always take the accusative (durch, für, gegen, ohne, um, bis, entlang), the dative articles dem, der, dem and den with the extra -n on plural nouns, the verbs whose object is dative such as helfen, gehören, gefallen and danken, and negation with kein in the accusative versus nicht with definite nouns. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  54. Card Game — Vocabulary Review Exercise Interactive card-matching game for reviewing German vocabulary. Log in to unlock
  55. A1 General Review Exercise General review quiz for German A1 level. Log in to unlock
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  57. A1 Complete Quiz — Colours, Greetings, Numbers & Pronouns Exercise A 67-question test on German A1 basics across seven sections: colours, the verb haben, the verb sein, sentences, personal pronouns, verb conjugation, and numbers from 1 to 1000. Multiple-choice, true/false and fill-in-the-blank questions, graded server-side with an explanation for every answer. The score is recorded and emailed to the teacher as soon as the student finishes. Log in to unlock
  58. Quick A1 Exam Mixed A short 5-question A1 exam covering the verb sein, the modal können, separable verbs, sentence order and telling the time — plus a pronunciation exercise with voice recording and AI feedback, and a mistake review at the end. Open
  59. German Comprehensive Exam — A1 Exercise A 75-question A1 exam across 12 sections: greetings, self-introduction, personal pronouns, sein, haben, verb conjugation, colours, marital status, negation with kein and nicht, and family-relation riddles in German. It also includes a listening section that plays each German sentence aloud, and a speaking section with a five-minute recorder for introducing yourself, which the student downloads and sends to the teacher. Graded server-side with an explanation under every answer, and the result is emailed to the teacher. Log in to unlock
  60. Abschlussprüfung A1-1 — Final Exam (one attempt) Mixed The comprehensive final exam for Deutsch A1-1 — sixty-six multiple-choice questions across the whole level, split into reading with three texts, listening with twelve clips that each play only twice, and vocabulary and grammar covering the alphabet, numbers, family, jobs, question words, ein and kein, adjectives, food, furniture, separable verbs, accusative and dative, the Perfekt and telling the time. A speaking part adds four tasks where the student records up to five minutes and can download the recording. ⚠️ This exam allows a single attempt; the score is recorded and emailed to the teacher on submission. Log in to unlock