A1/A2 verbs conjugation grammar offline
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Swipe to the right verb form and train your conjugation reflex.
A prompt card shows a German pronoun or noun and you swipe it toward the matching present-tense verb form. The pace trains you to recognize correct conjugations on sight rather than build them from tables, building the reflex you use when speaking and listening.
Learn the pronoun and verb form together as a single chunk - ich bin, du bist, er ist - and test yourself under speed, not from a table. When you have to recognize the right form quickly, your brain stores it as a reflex rather than a rule. Short daily reps usually beat long weekly sessions.
Because the goal is recognition speed, not spelling practice. Swiping or tapping the correct form in a forced choice trains the same instant decision-making you use when listening or speaking. You can still say the answer out loud to practice pronunciation.
Worksheets ask you to build the form from memory, which is useful but slow. This game shows you two real forms and asks which one matches the prompt, with a pace that rewards fast recognition. That targets the automatic processing stage that real conversation needs.
Five to ten minutes a day is a useful target. Spaced repetition builds memory better than occasional long sessions, and the game is short enough that you can fit it in while waiting for coffee.
They teach agreement by category, not just by pronoun. Der Hund takes the same verb form as er because both are third-person singular. Meeting nouns alongside pronouns helps you generalize subject-verb agreement beyond memorized pronoun charts.
Yes. The verb pool includes common regular verbs and high-frequency irregulars and modals, so you meet forms like ich will, du kannst and er fährt alongside everyday regular verbs.
Yes. The game opens in any modern browser on phone, tablet or desktop with no signup. Once the page has loaded, you can keep playing without an internet connection.