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Grammar
Notice how Spanish is put together and practise working with its forms.
CEFR A2 · Elementary
A2 Elementary Spanish course online
Frequently used expressions in everyday situations
Move into frequently used expressions for everyday situations, extending the foundations of Spanish through a steady, structured course.
Is this your stage?
A place to continue from here.
The CEFR stage
Frequently used expressions in everyday situations.
Who it may suit
You know some basic Spanish and want to practise familiar everyday language with more breadth.
The learning focus
Work with common expressions and familiar situations while developing skills in all five course areas.
The five skills at A2
A complete view of language learning.
This A2 course is organised around the same five areas as every Spanishli level. The learning stays broad while its stage is defined by frequently used expressions in everyday situations.
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Reading
Build your reading practice around written Spanish at your course stage.
03
Listening
Develop your understanding of spoken Spanish through levelled practice.
04
Writing
Put Spanish into writing, with practice shaped by the level you are studying.
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Speaking
Build spoken-language practice alongside the other course skills.
A considered rhythm
Know what your study is made of.
The course brings together repeatable study formats rather than a collection of disconnected topics.
Structured units
Work through organised course units at the selected CEFR stage.
Practice exercises
Use practice exercises as part of study across the five skill areas.
Section assessments
Section assessments are part of the programme's learning structure.
A glimpse of the practice
Spanish in a useful context.
A short, original illustration of the kind of question you might consider at this stage. It is not a lesson or a course exercise.
A2 / example prompt
A familiar day out
“Ayer fui al mercado y compré fruta.”
Yesterday I went to the market and bought fruit.
Ayer places the sentence in the past; fui and compré describe completed actions. Original illustration, not a lesson extract.
Questions about A2
A little more clarity.
Short answers to help you decide whether this is the right course page to explore.
What does A2 mean?
A2 is the elementary stage, centred on frequently used expressions in everyday situations.
Should I choose A1 or A2?
A1 is for basic phrases and everyday needs; A2 is for frequently used expressions in everyday situations. Compare those descriptions with your current Spanish, or use the starting-point link.
Does the A2 course include assessments?
Section assessments exist within the programme. The A2 course is organised into structured units and practice across the five skill areas.
Keep exploring
Before A2: A1 · Next: B1
Compare this stage with beginner and intermediate to see how the CEFR descriptions progress.
Your next step
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