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German for Improvers: Build on the Basics (A2)

German for Improvers: Build on the Basics (A2)

Finished a beginners course? Move on to A2: the perfect tense, the dative, two-way prepositions, adjective endings, weil and dass, phone calls, emails, the doctor's, renting and travel. 50 lessons in plain English, with practice packs and quizzes.

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Expiry period	Lifetime
Made in	English
Last updated at	Tue Nov 2026
Level	Intermediate
Total lectures	60
Total quizzes	10
Total duration	11:00:00 Hours
Total enrolment	0
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Short description	Finished a beginners course? Move on to A2: the perfect tense, the dative, two-way prepositions, adjective endings, weil and dass, phone calls, emails, the doctor's, renting and travel. 50 lessons in plain English, with practice packs and quizzes.
Outcomes	Talk and write about the past with the perfect tense, choosing haben or sein, and use war, hatte and the modal verbs in the past Use separable and inseparable verbs, and all the modal verbs for permission, rules, advice and polite requests Use the dative and accusative correctly with articles, pronouns and prepositions, including the two-way prepositions Add the right adjective endings, learned in three gentle steps Compare things, say what you like most, and use reflexive verbs Link your ideas with weil, dass, wenn, als and ob, and follow the order of time, manner and place Deal with a landlord, a shop complaint, the doctor's and the pharmacy, and make phone calls Write formal and friendly emails, give your opinion, and make, accept and decline invitations Book trains and hotels, cope with delays, and talk about the weather, the seasons and festivals, with notes on Austria and Switzerland Write a letter or email and an account of a trip in German, and know how to keep improving
Requirements	Basic German, about A1: you can greet people, introduce yourself and use common verbs in the present tense, for example after German for Beginners: Speak, Read and Understand Everyday German A willingness to read words out loud, as there is no audio A notebook and pen, or a text editor, for the practice files, plus a PDF reader and a spreadsheet app for the charts and word lists About 10 to 15 minutes for each lesson, plus time to practise