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Deutsch Uben 16 Sabine Dinsel Susanne Geiger Verb Trainer Das Richtige Verb In Der Richtigen Form A2-C2
Deutsch Uben 16 Verb Trainer Das Richtige Verb In Der Richtigen Form A2-C2 — the sixteenth volume of the Deutsch üben series, by Sabine Dinsel and Susanne Geiger — is a focused trainer for the single hardest choice in German sentence-building: which verb, in which form.
German offers a crowd of near-verbs for every action, and the wrong choice sounds wrong even when the grammar is right. This trainer attacks that problem head-on with exercises that drill verb selection and verb form together, across the A2 to C2 range.
It is made for learners from elementary-advanced to mastery levels, students in DaF courses, and self-studiers whose German is accurate on paper but unidiomatic in the verb — the most common ceiling between B1 and fluency.

Ask advanced learners what still betrays them and the answer is rarely grammar rules — it is the verb. Machen or tun? Legen, stellen, setzen or hängen? Kennen or wissen? German distributes its meanings across verb families with a precision that delights natives and torments learners, and no coursebook unit ever fully tames it. This sixteenth volume of Hueber’s Deutsch üben series is devoted to that torment: exercise after exercise in choosing the right verb and then forming it rightly — tense, prefix, government, reflexivity — across situations from the everyday A2 to the formal C2. The Dinsel–Geiger approach is diagnostic: learners meet verbs in the contexts that decide them, err safely on paper, and internalise the patterns through volume. Used beside any course, or alone as a precision gym between levels, it does the unglamorous work that separates correct German from convincing German — one verb at a time, until the right one arrives by instinct.
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About This Book
Deutsch üben 16 is a verb trainer from Hueber’s long-running practice series, written by Sabine Dinsel and Susanne Geiger: a workbook devoted entirely to German verbs — choosing the right one and forming it correctly — with graded exercises spanning the A2 to C2 levels.
What Learners Will Practise
The Right Verb
The confusable families drilled in context — the posture and placement verbs, machen and its rivals, the knowledge verbs, the speech verbs — so the learner chooses by meaning and collocation, not by first-language translation.
In the Right Form
Conjugation under pressure: tenses, separable prefixes in their places, passive and Konjunktiv forms, reflexive constructions — the right verb still fails if its form is wrong, and this trainer refuses to let it.
Government and Company
Which preposition, which case, which objects each verb demands — the entourage that makes a verb usable in a real sentence, practised until the verb arrives with its company attached.
Key Features
Single-issue focus is the feature: one problem, the verb, given a whole book’s volume of practice. The A2–C2 span is the second — learners enter where they stand and climb — and the series pedigree the third: Deutsch üben’s exercise craft, refined across sixteen volumes.
Who This Book Is For
It is for German learners from A2 to C2 whose verbs lag behind their grammar, DaF students and examination candidates, teachers needing targeted verb practice, and translators who write German daily.
How to Use This Book
Work it in short, frequent sessions beside your main course, and keep a personal confusion list — every verb pair that trips you gets a page there, reviewed weekly. Say the practice sentences aloud: verb choice is an ear skill as much as an eye skill. Return to earlier sections after a month; the trainer is built for second passes, and the verbs that survive two passes tend to survive for good.
Related Books
The children’s play course is Deutsch Lernen Deutsch Spielen 1 Kursbuch. An examination practice set is Goethe Zertifikat B2 Übungssatz 03.













































