For Exam Candidates

German exam grammar — prepared level by level.

Review core grammar for Goethe-Zertifikat and telc from A1 to C1, DTZ at A2/B1, and TestDaF at B2/C1. Then check your current track with a timed readiness test.

This is a focused review of core grammar topics, not an official syllabus or a complete exam simulation. Exam providers also assess reading, listening, writing and speaking; use their current sample papers alongside this practice.

First readiness test per level is free A1 to C1, focused grammar tracks

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The B1 readiness test

20:00
78%
Wechselpräpositionen
Adjektivendungen
Konjunktiv II

The exercise formats you will meet

Four focused practice formats, including the gap-text patterns used by telc.

Gap texts (cloze)

Short everyday texts with gaps — the format used in the telc grammar section.

Word-bank texts

Fill the gaps from a shared word bank — the second telc grammar format.

Spot the error

One part of each sentence is wrong — find it and correct it.

Transformations

Rewrite a sentence in a new form — tense, case or structure.

How exam training works

1

Pick your level

From A1 to C1 — each track reviews a focused set of core grammar topics for that level.

2

Work through the checklist

Guided topics with exercises, from articles at A1 to Nominalstil at C1.

3

Take the readiness test

20 timed questions in 20 minutes, including a telc-style gap text. See your weakest topics and close the gaps.

Frequently asked questions

Which German exams does this prepare for?

The level guides are relevant to Goethe-Zertifikat and telc from A1 to C1, DTZ at A2/B1, and TestDaF at B2/C1. KasusKnacker is independent and reviews selected core grammar; it is not a full exam course or an official provider syllabus.

Is exam training free?

Your first readiness test at each level is free, and parts of each track are free to practice. The full guided track and test retakes are part of Premium.

Which levels are covered?

The grammar tracks cover A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1. Each one is a focused review checklist, not a complete description of everything an exam may assess.

Does it prepare listening, speaking or writing?

No — KasusKnacker focuses on grammar practice. Exam providers also assess reading, listening, writing and speaking, so use their official sample papers and additional skills practice alongside these tracks.

What is the readiness test?

A timed test of 20 questions in 20 minutes, drawn from the core topics in your level's track: 12 multiple choice, one telc-style gap text, one word-bank text, three spot-the-error and three transformation exercises. Afterwards you see your weakest topics.

Where do I practice?

In the KasusKnacker app at app.kasusknacker.com — it works directly in the browser, and there are also iOS and Android apps. Your progress syncs across devices.

Test your grammar readiness today

Your first readiness test at each level is free — no credit card, works in the browser.

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