Download online tutorials. Sites offering online lessons include Leicht-Deutsch-Lernen, E Language School and Deutsch-Lernen. These lessons introduce you to the German language.
Learn your German vocabulary. Write down words in English and translate them to German. Identify objects in your home by their German names. This will help you master your vocabulary. Ensure you learn a new vocabulary word daily.
Practice the vocabulary daily by pronouncing the words loudly. German pronunciation differs from English pronunciation; you need to learn how to pronounce German words.
Follow the grammar rules provided by your tutorial material. Learn the grammar rules and use them to construct sentences. Begin with short sentences and advance to longer sentences.
Look for German students or speakers around your area. Ask them to help you practice your spoken language by communicating frequently in German. These will help you improve your oral and sentence construction skills.
Study the German culture. Look for historical texts in your library or a German resource center in your area. Learn the German lifestyle and famous cultural figures like Goethe and Mozart. The German AP test Section 2 examines your knowledge of the German culture.
Take online tests from your tutorial to test your proficiency in both oral and written German. Test yourself with the AP test sample question. This prepares you for the actual exam.