Ask for help

Personal pronouns: du, sie, es, wir

Numbers 1-12, say thank you

The possessive -s

Ask and answer questions about one’s condition

Personal pronouns: ihr, sie (plural), Sie (plural)

Numbers 13-22, buy a ticket for public transport, ask politely

Verb conjugations singular: (ich) komme, wohne, arbeite

Numbers till 1 million, news article

W-questions & verb conjugations singular: (du) kommst, wohnst, arbeitest

Make an appointment, alphabet 1

Declarative sentence & verb conjugations singular: (er, sie, es) kommt, wohnt, arbeitet

Talk about family, alphabet 2

W-question sentence & conjugations: (wir, ihr, sie, Sie) kommen / kommt, wohnen / wohnt, arbeiten / arbeitet

Talk about professions, spell names, alphabet 3

Yes/no-question sentence & demonstrative pronouns

Ask for names and origin, talk about languages

Indefinite article (ein, eine), countries VS people VS languages

Give and receive advice and gifts

Articles kein/keine VS ein/eine, nein VS nicht VS kein

Online profiles, understand descriptions of people

Irregular verbs: sein/haben, sentence type summary

Get to know people, chat online

Irregular modal verbs: können / müssen / mögen, enumeration in a sentence

Express eating preferences, decide on different options and prices

Irregular verbs: wollen / heißen / möchten, modal particle ‚doch‘

Name and order meals

Irregular verbs: wissen / nehmen / helfen / sollen

Explain a situation, give advice, make it up with somebody

Irregular verbs: sprechen / essen / treffen, modal particles ‚denn‘ & ‚ja‘

Phone call, give out personal information

Modal particle ‚mal‘

Greetings and farewells in a text message

Irregular verbs: geben / lesen / sehen, modal particle ‚aber‘

Informal salutations and complimentary closes in emails

Sentence structure with “tecamolo”, comparison, contrast

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Furniture, directions, days of the week

Gender of nouns: words with endings –er and -ling

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Describe objects, furniture, ask for repitition

Gender of nouns: words with endings -chen and -lein

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Colors, materials, and shapes

Gender of nouns: words with endings -t and -e

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Rooms of an apartment

Gender of nouns: words with endings -ung / -heit / -keit

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Describe and evaluate situations and objects, congratulate

Gender of nouns: words with endings -ei / -schaft

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Times of the day, despair and anger

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings & modal verb dürfen and modal verb summary

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Give advice, discuss weekend plans, ask for help

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings 2

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Describe a problem, express compassion

Determine the gender of nouns by their meanings 3

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Order somebody to do something, express disappointment

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Make appointments, read the analog clock (tell the time)

Possessive pronouns: mein(e), Ihr(e)

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Justify actions, reflect on a situation, read the 24-hour clock

Possessive pronouns: dein(e), sein(e), ihr(e)

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Talk about hobbies, make small talk, four seasons

Possessive pronouns: unser(e), euer/eure

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Talk about law and permissions, describe people’s actions

Noun-noun composites: Hausflur / Hausmeister / Wohnungseingang

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Months

Demonstrative pronouns: dieser, dieses, diese

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Give and receive information about somebody

Plural: nouns that get an -en/-n ending

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Read and understand online reviews

Plural: nouns that get an -e/-¨e ending

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Discuss travel plans and options

Plural: nouns that get an -s ending

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Text: email, simple past in writing

Plural: nouns that change an a/o/u to an ä/ö/ü – but don’t get a new ending, regular simple past verbs

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Train station announcements

Plural: nouns that get an –er/-¨er ending, simple past forms for irregular & auxiliary verbs

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Talk about a trip, directions using a map

Simple past forms for modal & mixed verbs

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Talk about points of interest, locations, means of transport

The accusative case (den, einen, keinen)

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