In the examples under "Welche Arten von Deutsch A2 Übungen gibt es?" the line "Grammatikübungen" could become Grammatikübungen.
Looking at "Was ist Deutsch A2?" Here, the title mentions "Deutsch A2", which is a proper noun, so it should stay. The sentence after says it's defined by "Europäischen Sprachkompetenz (ESL)". Wait, the user wrote ESL, but the correct is "Gemeinsamer Europäischer Referenzrahmen" (GER). So maybe the user made a typo. The original phrase is "Europäischen Sprachkompetenz (ESL)", but ESL stands for something else. The correct acronym for the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages is CEFR, which in German is "Gemeinsamer Europäischer Sprachstandards" (GES), but the user wrote ESL here. Since the user wants to keep names intact, maybe leave it as is unless the user wants corrections. Since the user didn't mention corrections, just to proceed with the given text. So "Europäischen Sprachkompetenz (ESL)" might need to stay. However, if the user allows corrections, perhaps suggest "Gemeinsame europäische Referenzrahmen (GES)|Europäischen Sprachkompetenz (ESL)", but the user's instruction says to keep names intact, so maybe not. Maybe the user has a typo but we should follow the instruction strictly. So no changes there. deutsch a2 ubungen pdf mit losungen
"Sich auf Prüfungen vorbereiten" → Teststrainieren In the examples under "Welche Arten von Deutsch