This publisher of German textbooks has made a number of German worksheets and online exercises available for free on their website. While these resources are designed to be used together with their official textbooks, German learners can still benefit from these worksheets and exercises for daily practice even without having access to the main text. Some online exercises even contain audio to help with listening comprehension and pronunciation.
All resources are split into levels from A1 to C2. This is another huge resource for printable German worksheets with exercises created by Norbert Bensch. Not only does this site offer a complete detailed explanation of German grammar in the way of an online textbook which is great for self-directed learners, there are also verb lists to help make sense of conjugation patterns, exercises for reading comprehension, videos and much more.
Toms Deutschseite is a great resource for self-study, since it covers most of the basics, has detailed explanations in English!
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The recipe for success Learning German for everyday life and work Systematic teaching of vocabulary and training in word connections Clearly structured exercise sequences that prepare target tasks - active language behavior is the focus Extensive listening and pronunciation training Current regional studies with an intercultural perspective Exam-related model tests Attractive media offer for lessons, on the go and at home. Search for:. Popular Update.
When you search online for free German learning books , there are quite a lot of 19th century books from the public domain. Sadly, they often use outdated words and the indecipherable Fraktur typeface which makes them pretty useless to most learners and teachers. On the other hand there is also a handful of really good free German textbooks out there, but they can sometimes be hard to find. It was developed by the University of Texas and is just as good as many expensive German textbooks. It comes in PDF format and has tons of additional downloadable and interactive materials.
There are video clips, quizzes, quests, audio for pronunciation and comprehension practice and much more. By working through chapter and the various materials anyone will be able to acquire basic German skills in no-time, free of charge. Whether you follow the table of contents in the sidebar or jump through links across the chapters, navigating through the content is a breeze! Also features interactive exercises. It was designed by with absolute beginners in mind.
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