A2 learning aids
1 – Word types at A2 level
At B1 level, the functions of the parts of speech are expanded and you learn more ways of using and changing parts of speech. This page gives you an overview
At B1 level, the functions of the parts of speech are expanded and you learn more ways of using and changing parts of speech. This page gives you an overview
At A2 level, the formation of nouns and nominalization are discussed. However, it is not the case that you know the rules and apply them at will, because many words
Pronouns are words for addressing, addressing and replacing the nouns mentioned. At A2 level, pronouns are considered central grammar points in relative clauses and in sentences with reflexive verbs. More
With subordinate clauses, verbs are used differently in German at A2 level than at A1 level. While conjugated verbs are always in position two in the main clause, they are
On this page you will find an overview of different types of verbs at A2 level. If you want to know more about verbs and their functions, you can also
Adjectives express qualities, characters of a person, action, undertaking, atmosphere or phenomena etc.. They therefore precede nouns and complement the meaning of nouns. At A2 level in German, adjective declension
Adverbs complement the meaning of adjectives and nouns when they come before them. If they complement the action in the sentence, i.e. the verb, they are placed at the end
Prepositions are connecting words that refer to a direction, a place or a time. They themselves have no endings or changes to positions in the sentence and always come before
Conjunctions are also called connectors. They connect two sentences, two nouns, two parts of a sentence. At A2 level in German, conjunctions are a very important training goal because they
Numbers are often ignored. However, they usually determine how verbs are conjugated for singular or plural and how adjectives are declined before nouns. At A2 level, fractions and the spelling
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