A1 Grammar Guides
Clear, beginner-friendly grammar explanations for French and German A1 learners. Each guide includes tables, example sentences from our curriculum, and common mistakes to avoid.
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German Grammar
Der, Die, Das — German Articles Explained
The definite and indefinite articles in German. How grammatical gender works and tips for remembering which article to use.
The German Accusative Case — Den, Einen, Keinen
When and how German articles change in the accusative case. Clear tables and example sentences.
German Modal Verbs — Können, Wollen, Müssen
How to use the most important German modal verbs. Conjugation tables and real-world examples.
German Separable Verbs — Aufstehen, Einkaufen & More
How separable prefix verbs work in German. Word order rules and the most common separable verbs at A1.
French Grammar
Être, Avoir, Aller — French Basic Verbs
The three most essential French verbs. Full conjugation tables and everyday example sentences.
French Partitive Articles — Du, De La, Des
When to use du, de la, de l', and des. The concept of "some" in French with food and drink examples.
French Negation — Ne...Pas, Ne...Jamais, Ne...Plus
How to form negative sentences in French. The sandwich structure and its variations.
French Near Future — Aller + Infinitif
How to talk about future plans in French using aller + infinitive. The easiest way to express the future at A1.
Looking for exam prep? Check our A1 exam preparation guides for Goethe A1 and DELF A1.
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