Lesson 90 · German A1-2

Review: 90-Lesson Milestone

Wiederholung: Meilenstein

90 lessons. Recent stretch plus a wide cross-course sample, same format as Lessons 50 and 80.

Today's win: an honest check spanning the whole course at 90 lessons.

Recent stretch (Lessons 86-89)

1. What's the German word for "screwdriver" (Lesson 86)?

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Schraubenzieher

2. "One has to register." (Lesson 87) - Man ______ sich anmelden.

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muss

3. "Do you feel like a film?" (Lesson 89) - Hast du ______ auf einen Film?

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Lust

Wide sample across the whole course

4. Write 21 in German, one word (Lesson 2).

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einundzwanzig

5. "I have no car." (Lesson 13) - Ich habe ______ Auto.

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kein

6. Which helper verb goes with "gehen" in the Perfekt (Lesson 16)?

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sein

7. Which question word signals accusative with a two-way preposition (Lesson 34)?

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Wohin?

8. Does "als" ever describe a future event (Lesson 82)?

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no

9. What does "ob" mean (Lesson 69)?

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whether

What 90 lessons cover

The complete A1 syllabus, deep A2 grammar spanning all four cases, relative clauses, indirect questions, als/wenn, seit/vor, the full modal verb set, separable and inseparable verbs, and roughly 35 practical vocabulary domains - from Anmeldung to cinema tickets. Full index: Lesson Index.

A genuine checkpoint: at this depth, the course has almost certainly outpaced any single exam's actual A1 requirements. If you haven't yet, sitting the official Goethe A1 Modellsatz under real time pressure is the most informative thing you can do next - it will show exactly where the real gaps are, if any remain.

Tell your teaching agent how a real exam attempt or conversation goes - that's the most valuable signal for shaping anything further.

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