German A2 — In Context: Core Words, Part 1 flashcards
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Ninety German A2 sentences, each blanking one word from the folder's A2 vocabulary and A2 Core Vocabulary, Parts 1–3 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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Ich habe leider die Hausnummer von Carla to forget. Kannst du sie mir schnell schreiben? — Unfortunately I've forgotten Carla's house number. Can you quickly text it to me?Ich habe leider die Hausnummer von Carla vergessen. Kannst du sie mir schnell schreiben? — Unfortunately I've forgotten Carla's house number. Can you quickly text it to me?Everyday verbs
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Mein Sohn ist sechs und hat gestern seinen ersten tooth (one everyday word, not a compound) verloren. — My son is six and lost his first tooth yesterday.Mein Sohn ist sechs und hat gestern seinen ersten Zahn verloren. — My son is six and lost his first tooth yesterday.Body & health
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Im Supermarkt ist heute nur eine checkout offen, deshalb müssen alle lange warten, bis sie bezahlen können. — Only one checkout is open at the supermarket today, so everyone has to wait a long time before they can pay.Im Supermarkt ist heute nur eine Kasse offen, deshalb müssen alle lange warten, bis sie bezahlen können. — Only one checkout is open at the supermarket today, so everyone has to wait a long time before they can pay.Food & shopping
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Ich rufe gleich in der Praxis an und mache für Freitag einen appointment aus. — I'll ring the surgery in a moment and make an appointment for Friday.Ich rufe gleich in der Praxis an und mache für Freitag einen Termin aus. — I'll ring the surgery in a moment and make an appointment for Friday.Time & weather
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Auf dem Bauernhof von meinem Onkel leben zwanzig Kühe und ein dickes rosa pig. — Twenty cows and a fat pink pig live on my uncle's farm.Auf dem Bauernhof von meinem Onkel leben zwanzig Kühe und ein dickes rosa Schwein. — Twenty cows and a fat pink pig live on my uncle's farm.Nature & the world
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Nach dem Training geht die ganze team zusammen Pizza essen. — After training the whole team goes out for pizza together.Nach dem Training geht die ganze Mannschaft zusammen Pizza essen. — After training the whole team goes out for pizza together.Free time & culture
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Der Lehrer hat die Regel so gut to explain (not erläutern), dass jetzt alle sie verstehen. — The teacher explained the rule so well that now everyone understands it.Der Lehrer hat die Regel so gut erklärt, dass jetzt alle sie verstehen. — The teacher explained the rule so well that now everyone understands it.Talking & thinking
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Für die Wanderung im Harz packt Lea ein zweites pair Wollsocken ein. — Lea is packing a second pair of woollen socks for the hike in the Harz.Für die Wanderung im Harz packt Lea ein zweites Paar Wollsocken ein. — Lea is packing a second pair of woollen socks for the hike in the Harz.Small words & numbers
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- Answers are headwords of this folder's A2 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); glosses and second correct fills against Duden, the DWDS (dwds.de) and the PONS German–English dictionary; the password, school-report and library cards against the BSI's advice on secure passwords (bsi.bund.de), the KMK Ländervereinbarung (Art. 26, school marks), the Kanton Zürich Zeugnisreglement and the Bücherhallen Hamburg fee schedule. All sentences are original.
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