A1.2 Course Overview

Lesson 1: Dative Case, Local Prepositions, Places in a City

• Introduction to the Dative Case for Indirect Objects.
• Learn local prepositions to describe locations (e.g., in, auf, neben).
• Vocabulary: common places in a city (e.g., Bahnhof, Park, Supermarkt).

Lesson 2: Possessive Articles, Inside a House, Apartment Ads

• Master possessive articles (mein, dein, sein, etc.) for expressing ownership.
• Vocabulary related to household objects and rooms (e.g., Küche, Schlafzimmer).
• Learn how to understand and respond to apartment ads.

Lesson 3: Time Prepositions, Hotel Facilities, Appointments

• Study time prepositions (e.g., am, im, um) for setting appointments.
• Vocabulary: hotel-related words (e.g., Rezeption, Zimmer, Frühstück).
• Practice making appointments and discussing schedules.

Lesson 4: Personal Pronouns, Conjunctions, Dative Verbs

• Review and practice personal pronouns in various cases.
• Introduction to conjunctions (und, aber, weil) for connecting ideas.
• Learn verbs that require the Dative Case (e.g., helfen, danken).

Lesson 5: Prepositions, Ordinal Numbers, Modal Verb “wollen”

• Study the correct usage of common prepositions (e.g., in, auf, an).
• Use ordinal numbers to describe sequences (e.g., erster, zweiter).
• Modal verb “wollen” (to want) for expressing desires and intentions.

Lesson 6: Formal Imperative, Body Parts / Health, Modal Verb “sollen”

• Learn the formal imperative for giving commands or instructions.
• Vocabulary: body parts and health-related words (e.g., Kopf, Arzt).
• Modal verb “sollen” (should) for advice or obligations.

Lesson 7: Past Participles without “ge-“, Verbs with Two Objects, Discuss Appearance

• Learn past participles that don’t follow the “ge-” prefix rule.
• Study verbs that take two objects (e.g., schenken, geben).
• Vocabulary and phrases for describing physical appearance.

Lesson 8: Personal Pronouns Plural, Informal Imperative, Housework

• Practice using personal pronouns in the plural form.
• Learn the informal imperative for giving instructions casually.
• Vocabulary: common housework tasks (e.g., putzen, kochen).

Lesson 9: Subordinate Clauses, Conjunction “weil,” Modal Verbs

• Introduction to subordinate clauses for complex sentence structures.
• Use the conjunction “weil” (because) to explain reasons.
• Continue working with modal verbs in different contexts.

Lesson 10: Comparative, Superlative, Konjunktiv II Basics

• Learn how to form and use comparative (e.g., größer, schöner) and superlative (e.g., am größten) forms.
• Introduction to Konjunktiv II for expressing hypothetical situations.

The A1.2 course is designed to strengthen your ability to navigate everyday situations in German with more complex sentence structures, expanding your ability to communicate effectively in various settings.