What does A1.1 mean here?
A1.1 is the first part of our A1 course, not a separate official CEFR level or a certificate. The path starts with names, pronouns and noun articles before expanding into basic everyday sentences.
This section contains 9 grammar blocks. 9 are playable as local drafts. Completing them finishes this starter’s grammar path; it does not establish full A1 proficiency. The lessons and recordings still await qualified language and pronunciation review.
The A1.1 path
Pronouns & first verb forms
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Start this block →Nouns, gender & articles
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Start this block →Plurals & quantities
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Start this block →Present tense & sentence order
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Start this block →Negation: nicht & kein
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Start this block →Accusative objects & articles
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Start this block →Being & having
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Start this block →Present tense: changing stems
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Start this block →Possession & belonging
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Learn, check and revisit
Each available block connects explanations to vocabulary and practice. If you already know it, use its mastery check. You can add a block to review even after skipping it; the review round works toward correct, unassisted recall on two separate days.
Need a starting routine? Read how to learn German. For the full planned sequence, explore the German course overview.
What happens after A1.1?
Higher interactive course content requires paid access or an active premium trial when it is available. Expiry does not remove A1.1 access or delete your progress. Read the access details.