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1. Level A1
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1.1. Lesson 1
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1.1.1. Personal Pronouns
1.1.2. Verb Conjugations
1.1.3. Word Order
1.1.4. Asking Questions
1.2. Lesson 2
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1.2.1. Weak and Strong Verbs
1.2.2. Nouns and Articles
1.2.3. Forms of Address
1.3. Lesson 3
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1.3.1. Gender Rules
1.3.2. Compound Nouns
1.3.3. Adjectives
1.4. Lesson 4
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1.4.1. Separable and Non-Separable Verbs
1.4.2. Nouns and Articles in Accusative Case
1.4.3. Personal Pronouns in Accusative Case
1.5. Lesson 5
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1.5.1. Possesive Pronouns
1.5.2. Simple Past of Sein and Haben
1.5.3. Temporal Adverbs
1.6. Lesson 6
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1.6.1. Nouns and Articles in the Dative Case
1.6.2. Personal Pronouns in the Dative Case
1.6.3. The Imperative
1.7. Lesson 7
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1.7.1. Statements
1.7.2. Modal Verbs
1.7.3. Prepositions with the Dative Case
1.8. Lesson 8
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1.8.1. The Perfect Tense (Perfekt)
1.8.2. Conjunctions
1.8.3. Prepositions with the Accusative Case
2. Level A2
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2.1. Lesson 1
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2.1.1. Causal Clauses
2.1.2. Verbs with Dative and Accusative Objects
2.1.3. The Simple Past Tense (Präteritum)
2.2. Lesson 2
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2.2.1. Nouns and Adjectives in the Genitive Case
2.2.2. Personal Pronouns in the Genitive Case
2.2.3. N-Declension
2.2.4. Adjective Declension
2.3. Lesson 3
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2.3.1. That-Clauses
2.3.2. Comperative Form
2.3.3. Superlative Form
2.3.4. Reflexive Verbs
2.4. Lesson 4
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2.4.1. Verbs with Prepositional Objects
2.4.2. Pronominal Adverbs
2.4.3. Conditional Clauses
2.5. Lesson 5
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2.5.1. Subjunctive Mood (Konjuktiv II)
2.5.2. Prepositions with Dative and Accusative
2.5.3. Similar Verbs – Common Confusions
2.6. Lesson 6
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2.6.1. Relative Clauses
2.6.2. Past Perfect Tense (Plusquamperfekt)
2.7. Lesson 7
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2.7.1. Purpose Clauses
2.7.2. Indefinite Pronouns and Articles
2.7.3. Embedded Questions
2.8. Lesson 8
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2.8.1. Demonstrative Pronouns
2.8.2. Expressing the Future (Futur I)
2.8.3. General Negation
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1. Level A1
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1.1. Lesson 1
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1.1.1. Personal Pronouns
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1.1.2. Verb Conjugations
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1.1.3. Word Order
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1.1.4. Asking Questions
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1.2. Lesson 2
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1.2.1. Weak and Strong Verbs
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1.2.2. Nouns and Articles
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1.2.3. Forms of Address
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1.3. Lesson 3
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1.3.1. Gender Rules
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1.3.2. Compound Nouns
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1.3.3. Adjectives
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1.4. Lesson 4
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1.4.1. Separable and Non-Separable Verbs
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1.4.2. Nouns and Articles in Accusative Case
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1.4.3. Personal Pronouns in Accusative Case
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1.5. Lesson 5
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1.5.1. Possesive Pronouns
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1.5.2. Simple Past of Sein and Haben
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1.5.3. Temporal Adverbs
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1.6. Lesson 6
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1.6.1. Nouns and Articles in the Dative Case
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1.6.2. Personal Pronouns in the Dative Case
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1.6.3. The Imperative
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1.7. Lesson 7
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1.7.1. Statements
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1.7.2. Modal Verbs
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1.7.3. Prepositions with the Dative Case
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1.8. Lesson 8
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1.8.1. The Perfect Tense (Perfekt)
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1.8.2. Conjunctions
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1.8.3. Prepositions with the Accusative Case
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2. Level A2
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2.1. Lesson 1
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2.1.1. Causal Clauses
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2.1.2. Verbs with Dative and Accusative Objects
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2.1.3. The Simple Past Tense (Präteritum)
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2.2. Lesson 2
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2.2.1. Nouns and Adjectives in the Genitive Case
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2.2.2. Personal Pronouns in the Genitive Case
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2.2.3. N-Declension
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2.2.4. Adjective Declension
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2.3. Lesson 3
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2.3.1. That-Clauses
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2.3.2. Comperative Form
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2.3.3. Superlative Form
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2.3.4. Reflexive Verbs
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2.4. Lesson 4
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2.4.1. Verbs with Prepositional Objects
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2.4.2. Pronominal Adverbs
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2.4.3. Conditional Clauses
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2.5. Lesson 5
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2.5.1. Subjunctive Mood (Konjuktiv II)
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2.5.2. Prepositions with Dative and Accusative
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2.5.3. Similar Verbs – Common Confusions
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2.6. Lesson 6
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2.6.1. Relative Clauses
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2.6.2. Past Perfect Tense (Plusquamperfekt)
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2.7. Lesson 7
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2.7.1. Purpose Clauses
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2.7.2. Indefinite Pronouns and Articles
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2.7.3. Embedded Questions
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2.8. Lesson 8
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2.8.1. Demonstrative Pronouns
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2.8.2. Expressing the Future (Futur I)
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2.8.3. General Negation
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