100 cards
This deck focuses on the German Perfekt tense, one of the most important past tenses you'll encounter at the A2 level. The cards walk you through forming the Perfekt of common verbs like "machen," "spielen," and "essen," and they include both regular and irregular examples such as "schreiben," "lesen," and "nehmen." You'll also practice translating full sentences from English into German, which helps you see how the tense works in real contexts.
It's a great fit if you have a basic handle on present tense German and want to start talking about past events, whether that's sharing what you did yesterday, what you ate for lunch, or where you went on the weekend. If you've just finished an A2 course or you're working through one, these cards will help you lock down the building blocks of past-tense storytelling.
Because Perfekt involves pairing an auxiliary verb with a past participle, spaced repetition is your best friend here. Mix up your study sessions: review a few regular verbs, then a few irregular ones, and save the full sentence translations for when you want to push yourself. Try saying the full sentence out loud when you flip a card, since speaking and listening reinforce the patterns much faster than silent reading alone.