German Lessons – A1 to C2 Grammar, Vocabulary & Exercises

Browse all German lessons from A1 to C2: grammar explanations, vocabulary and interactive exercises, organised by CEFR level.

• German A1German A1 is the first CEFR level for absolute beginners. These lessons introduce the German alphabet, articles (der, die, das), personal pronouns, the present tense and essential everyday vocabulary, each with interactive exercises so you can practise as you learn.
• German A2German A2 builds on the basics with the perfect tense (Perfekt), modal verbs, dative prepositions and richer everyday vocabulary. Each lesson pairs a clear explanation with exercises so you can consolidate what you learn.
• German B1German B1 is the intermediate level where you master subordinate clauses, connectors (weil, dass, obwohl), the genitive case and the past tense. Lessons combine detailed explanations with exercises to build confidence.
• German B2German B2 is the upper-intermediate level covering the passive voice, Konjunktiv II, relative clauses, participle constructions and advanced connectors. Each lesson explains the grammar in depth and lets you practise with exercises.
• German C1German C1 is the advanced level for learners who want to understand demanding texts and express themselves fluently and precisely. The lessons cover Konjunktiv I and reported speech, extended participial attributes, nominal versus verbal style, complex connectors, modal particles, idioms, text cohesion and academic register – each with in-depth explanations, many example sentences and exercises.
• German C2German C2 is the highest CEFR level, close to an educated native speaker. The lessons focus on elevated nominal style, rhetorical devices, sarcasm and exaggeration, specialist and elevated vocabulary, the finer points of the subjunctive, text-type-specific styles, language varieties, wordplay, academic discourse markers and precise expression – each with in-depth explanations, many example sentences and exercises.