German exam practice for test day
Prepare for Goethe, telc, TestDaF, and ÖSD with exam-style German exercises, CEFR levels, and fast feedback on the skills that matter before test day.
Which exam are you preparing for?
Goethe-Zertifikat B1 für Erwachsene und Jugendliche: Lesen 65 min · Hören 40 min · Schreiben 60 min · Sprechen 15 min
Build my study planFree: Reading, Listening, Grammar, and Vocabulary, plus 1 earned Writing and 1 Speaking evaluation. No card needed.
B1 writing feedback
2 fixes from one Goethe / telc email task
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Each demo uses an exam task format. Answer it here, then continue in the full module.
Reading Mini
Level: A1 • 60-second check
Anna lebt in Berlin. Jeden Morgen fährt sie mit dem Fahrrad zur Arbeit. Sie trinkt gern Kaffee.
1. Wo lebt Anna?
2. Wie fährt sie zur Arbeit?
Build comprehension with short passages and multiple-choice questions shaped around common exam tasks. Free and unlimited.
Practice ReadingPractice, see what to fix, retest
Every exercise becomes evidence about your exam readiness.
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Practice the exam task
Short exam-style tasks for Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking, and Vocabulary at your CEFR level.
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See what to fix
Each answer shows the mistakes that cost points and explains why, in your interface language.
3
Retest the weak spot
Weak areas come back in later practice, so you can check the fix holds before test day.
Free exam-planning tools
Answer the question that is blocking your next study session.
Get an indicative level, turn your exam date into a weekly plan, or sample timed readiness before creating an account.
What is my German level?
Take a 12-question check and get an indicative CEFR range with a skill to focus on next.
Check my levelHow should I use my time?
Enter your exam date and weekly study time to build a practical preparation calendar.
Build my study planHow do I respond under a short timer?
Choose your provider context and target level, then try a timed level-based sample and review the areas that need correction.
Check exam readiness
These tools are study aids, not official exam assessments or pass predictions. Check your exam provider's current requirements and sample materials.
Common Questions
What you should know before getting started.
How long does it take to see results?
Most learners notice improvement within their first few sessions. Consistent daily practice—even 15 to 20 minutes—adds up fast. The exercises are short enough to fit into a lunch break.
What if I'm not ready for my target level?
Start with Auto Mode and practice. Lingogrind adjusts difficulty based on your recent exercise results, and you can switch to any CEFR level (A1-C2) manually at any time.
Do I need to pay to get started?
No. Free includes Reading, Listening, Grammar, Vocabulary, one Diagnostic, an adaptive planner, and one earned Writing and Speaking AI evaluation. Upgrade for repeated feedback and advanced readiness tools.
How does the AI feedback work?
For writing and speaking, Lingogrind gives structured feedback on grammar, vocabulary, coherence, and task completion so you can see what to fix before your next attempt.
When is your exam? Start preparing today.
Every day you wait is a day less to prepare. Try a free exercise and see the difference.
Start a free exam exerciseFree: Reading, Listening, Grammar, and Vocabulary, plus 1 earned Writing and 1 Speaking evaluation. No card needed.