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Olesen Tuition offers bespoke German lessons for all levels and ages. Whether you are an absolute beginner, speaking at an intermediate level or even working towards fluency, you will find the right kind of support here to learn German properly.
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Der Slogan "Made in Germany" ist weltweit als Symbol für Qualität, Zuverlässigkeit und Innovation bekannt. Ursprünglich wurde der Slogan ..read more
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3d ago
This 50-question assessment test is designed to place new students at the appropriate German level, ranging from A1.1 to C2. The number of correct answers will determine your proficiency level. After completing the test, post your answers in the comments section and we'll get back to you with your score and your level of German.
Scoring Guide:
A1.1: 0-10 correct answers
A1.2: 11-20 correct answers
A2: 21-30 correct answers
B1: 31-40 correct answers
B2: 41-45 correct answers
C1: 46-48 correct answers
C2: 49-50 correct answers
Questions
What is the German word for "house ..read more
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5d ago
The following exercises on German accusative prepositions are designed for students from A2 to C1 level. As always, my advice would be to read through our blog post on the topic before you get started. You'll find the answers at the bottom.
A2 Level (Elementary)
Fill in the gaps with the correct article in the accusative case.
Ich gehe ____ ____ Park.
Sie fährt gegen ____ Baum.
Wir laufen ____ ____ Haus.
Er schwimmt durch ____ Fluss.
Du fährst ____ ____ Helm. (der)
Sie tanzt um ____ Tisch.
Wir spielen gegen ____ Mannschaft. (die)
Ich lese das Buch ____ ____ Brille.
Si ..read more
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1w ago
When it comes to the International Baccalaureate (IB) German program, understanding the distinctions between Standard Level (SL) and Higher Level (HL) is crucial for effective preparation. Here’s a detailed guide to these differences, along with tips on how to excel in both levels.
Key Differences Between IB German Standard and Higher Level Scope and Depth
Standard Level (SL): Focuses on developing essential language skills and cultural understanding. Students engage with themes such as identities, experiences, human ingenuity, social organization, and sharing the planet. The coursework i ..read more
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1w ago
Test whether your German comprehension skills are at C1 level by answering the questions at the bottom.
Einleitung
Die Deutsche Bahn, das größte Eisenbahnunternehmen in Deutschland, steht derzeit stark in der Kritik. Internationale Medien berichten über massive Verspätungen und organisatorische Probleme, die während der Fußball-Europameisterschaft (EM) 2024 in Deutschland aufgetreten sind. Dies hat zu erheblichem Unmut sowohl bei internationalen Besuchern als auch bei der deutschen Bevölkerung geführt.
Die aktuellen Probleme
Während der EM kam es zu zahlreichen Zugverspätungen, Ausfällen u ..read more
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1w ago
This reading comprehension text is designed for German learners at intermediate level. In order to check your answers, post them in the comments section.
Deutschland, bekannt für seine Effizienz und reiche kulturelle Tradition, ist auch ein Land von begeisterten Reisenden. Während die Deutschen für ihre Liebe zum Präzision und zur Planung bekannt sein mögen, schätzen sie auch die Gelegenheit, sich während ihres Urlaubs zu entspannen und neue Ziele zu erkunden. In diesem Blogbeitrag werden wir einige der beliebtesten Urlaubsziele für Deutsche genauer betrachten und Einblicke in ihre Reisepr ..read more
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1w ago
Preparing for the Goethe A2 exam requires a structured approach, dedication, and the right resources. This guide will help you navigate through the preparation process with tips, strategies, and references to helpful materials.
Understanding the Goethe A2 Exam
The A2 Goethe exam tests your basic German skills in everyday situations. It includes four sections:
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Exam Format
Listening: 30 minutes, tasks involve understanding everyday conversations.
Reading: 30 minutes, involves understanding short texts like emails, advertisements, and instructi ..read more
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2w ago
Learning a new language is an enriching experience, especially for children. However, teaching German to kids requires different approaches depending on their age group. At Olesen Tuition, we understand the unique needs of each age group and tailor our lessons accordingly. Here’s how we teach German to children at different stages of their development and why our approach is effective.
Teaching German to Young Learners (Ages 4-7)
Characteristics:
Learning Style: Young children learn best through play and repetition. They are naturally curious and eager to explore new sounds and words ..read more
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2w ago
Preparing for the Goethe A2 exam requires a solid understanding of fundamental German grammar topics. Mastering these essential areas will not only help you pass the exam but also build a strong foundation for further language learning. This guide highlights the ten most important grammar topics to focus on, with tips and examples to help you succeed.
1. Noun Gender and Articles
Understanding the gender of German nouns and their corresponding articles is crucial. Practice with definite and indefinite articles in different cases, particularly nominative, accusative and dative.
Examples:
De ..read more
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2w ago
Here are 100 exercises and three stories on German two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen), organised by difficulty from A1.2 to C1. Each level has 20 exercises, with increasing complexity. As always, you might want to my blog post on the German two-way or dual prepositions first before you get started.
A1.2 Level Exercises
Slot in either the article or the preposition.
Die Katze ist auf ___ Tisch.
Ich lege das Buch ___ den Tisch.
Der Hund liegt ___ dem Stuhl.
Er stellt die Vas auf ___ Tisch.
Der Ball liegt neben ___ Bett.
Ich setze mich ___ den Stuhl.
Die Lampe hängt ___ ..read more