150 sentences, three levels
A1, A2 and B1 each contain 50 sentences. A1 uses short main clauses; B1 adds subordinate clauses and several adverbials.
WORD ORDER
In German, the verb is in position two and time comes before place. Build 150 sentences from A1 to B1 yourself, one part at a time. No account required.
A1, A2 and B1 each contain 50 sentences. A1 uses short main clauses; B1 adds subordinate clauses and several adverbials.
The sentence parts are mixed below the field. Tap them in order and use “Reset” to start again. Nothing needs to be dragged, so it works just as well on a phone.
“Wir sind am Samstag ins Kino gegangen” and “Am Samstag sind wir ins Kino gegangen” are both correct. The trainer recognises both word orders and accepts them.
How it works
Choose A1, A2 or B1. Each level contains 50 sentences, for a total of 150.
Tap the parts in the order you think is correct. “Check” becomes active only after every part has been placed.
Each part turns green or red. If something was misplaced, the complete correct sentence appears below.
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