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https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit1/activity3.html
I did this exercise as a warm up of sorts. It wasn't particularly hard but I did get one wrong on my first try. It helped remind me of the correct verb forms and sentence structure.

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https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit1/activity5.html
I wasn't very confident with verb forms. And so I did this exercise and more similar activities from the same unit to familiarise myself with them more.

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https://german.net/verbs/conjugation/present/

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I have trouble with articles in accusative and dative form. I have trouble identifying when a noun is in an accusative or dative form when the sentence structure changes. Or when a noun like 'Rat' is supposed to be plural.
I did the exercise below and got 7/10.
I tried to upload more images of questions I got wrong but it doesn't seem to work. The link should lead to the questions.
https://www.deutschakademie.de/online-deutschkurs/english/ergebniswahl.php?wohin=thema&max=10&tid=

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The hardest bit about telling time in german for me is the listening part. I find it hard to follow and end up missing words. I did this exercise to help with this. I got 'fünfundzwanzig Minuten vor elf' confused with 'fünfundzwanzig Minuten nach elf' when I did it first.
I feel more confident with listening and understanding time.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit3/activity6.html

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I keep forgetting how to use the different verb forms of 'möchten' as they change differently to other simpler verbs. I did this exercise 3 times to get them all correct.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit5/activity10.html

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This exercise helped me learn more vocabulary and understanding the structure of dialogue in German.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit5/activity9.html

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I did this exercise to get better in reading and understanding german. This helped me with vocabulary and made me more familiar with sentence structure.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit5/activity6.html

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In this exercise, I had to listen to conversations and find out where each person was, where they were going and why. This really helped me to improve my listening capabilities. I had to listen to each recording about 3-4 times to pick out the words properly.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit10/activity6.html

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I still get confused with where and when to use the proper article. This stems from not being able to identify when a noun is in accusative or dative form. I did this exercise three times and it has started to make more sense. It has also helped in learning more nouns with their articles.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit10/activity5.html

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I tried the second part of the exercise and I am getting better at identifying akkusativ and dativ forms. I did this exercise twice. I got only one wrong the first time.
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit10/activity5.html

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After the class where we learnt how to describe the layout of a place and the items in it, I did this exercise to learn more adjectives I could use in this context. It helped with my vocabulary
https://epacks.londonmet.ac.uk/gerbeg1/unit10/activity9.html

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https://www.schubert-verlag.de/aufgaben/uebungen_a1/a1_kap7_zuhause.htm

I did the exercise above to familiarize myself with which case to use with each preposition. I used the Grammar Supplement on Mole to help me. I am much better at identifying akkusativ and dativ cases now.

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I use dict.cc to learn any new german word I come across as well as their articles or verb forms. This helps me to expand my vocabulary and make my sentences more colourful. I have realised that google translate and most other online translators are very misleading and so I rely very heavily on dict.cc