German A1 — In Context: Core Words, Part 2 flashcards
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Ninety German A1 sentences, each blanking one word or short expression from the folder's A1 time, verbs, describing-words and small-words decks so you produce it from context, with the English gloss as the hint.
Drills deck · part of German A1–A2 · written against: CEFR A1–A2; every word of the Goethe-Institut word lists for the Goethe-Zertifikat A1 and A2, with Austrian/Swiss variants noted; gender, plurals and spelling per Duden. Updated 2026-10-10.
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Mit sechzehn to be allowed to (not kann) man in Deutschland noch nicht allein Auto fahren. — At sixteen you're not yet allowed to drive a car on your own in Germany.Mit sechzehn darf man in Deutschland noch nicht allein Auto fahren. — At sixteen you're not yet allowed to drive a car on your own in Germany.Essential verbs
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Ich to like meinen neuen Lehrer, er ist sehr nett und lustig. — I like my new teacher; he's very nice and funny.Ich mag meinen neuen Lehrer, er ist sehr nett und lustig. — I like my new teacher; he's very nice and funny.Essential verbs
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Nach zwei Stunden Hausaufgaben möchte Lena endlich to stop zu lernen. — After two hours of homework, Lena would finally like to stop studying.Nach zwei Stunden Hausaufgaben möchte Lena endlich aufhören zu lernen. — After two hours of homework, Lena would finally like to stop studying.Everyday verbs
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Weihnachten feiern wir im December, kurz vor Silvester. — We celebrate Christmas in December, just before New Year's Eve.Weihnachten feiern wir im Dezember, kurz vor Silvester. — We celebrate Christmas in December, just before New Year's Eve.Time & weather
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Um das Foto zu öffnen, musst du es zweimal to click (on). — To open the photo, you have to click on it twice.Um das Foto zu öffnen, musst du es zweimal anklicken. — To open the photo, you have to click on it twice.Work & study
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Mein Opa klebt seine stamp ordentlich in ein dickes grünes Album. — My grandpa sticks his stamps neatly into a thick green album.Mein Opa klebt seine Briefmarken / Marken ordentlich in ein dickes grünes Album. — My grandpa sticks his stamps neatly into a thick green album.Talking & thinking
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Der Fernseher ist broken, deshalb sehen wir heute Abend keinen Film. — The television's broken, so we're not watching a film tonight.Der Fernseher ist kaputt / defekt, deshalb sehen wir heute Abend keinen Film. — The television's broken, so we're not watching a film tonight.Describing words
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Die Kinder spielen gern outside, auch wenn es kalt ist. — The children like playing outside, even when it's cold.Die Kinder spielen gern draußen, auch wenn es kalt ist. — The children like playing outside, even when it's cold.Small words & numbers
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- Answers are headwords of this folder's A1 vocabulary decks; word selection follows the Goethe-Institut word lists for the Goethe-Zertifikat A1 and A2 (reference only). Gender, plural and conjugation checked against the Duden online dictionary (duden.de); second correct fills checked against Duden, DWDS (dwds.de) and the PONS and Langenscheidt German–English dictionaries. All sentences are original.
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