113 sentences from A1 to B1
There are 50 sentences each at A1 and A2, and currently 13 at B1. All come from everyday life and are short enough to understand at a glance.
SENTENCE ELEMENTS
Recognising sentence elements also helps you understand word order. You see a complete sentence in blocks and tap the one requested. 113 sentences from A1 to B1, no account required.
There are 50 sentences each at A1 and A2, and currently 13 at B1. All come from everyday life and are short enough to understand at a glance.
Each card asks for one sentence element, for example “Tap the subject”. When the same sentence returns, the question may ask for the verb.
If you tap the wrong part, the trainer tells you its actual role: predicate, object, time phrase or place phrase.
How it works
A1, A2 or B1.
The whole sentence appears in blocks. Tap the block requested in the question.
Every matching block turns green. On the trainer home screen, you can review the guiding questions: Who or what? What happens? Whom or what?
Practising costs nothing. Vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and the citizenship test are free. The video course with Marlene and the Hueber book comes on top when you want more.