Tasemetest

General test: olema verb, pronouns, cases, questions, numbers.

Focus on cases: -sse, -s, -st, -le, -l, -lt and the partitive.

Verb forms: present, past, perfect, impersonal, imperative, modal verbs.

Numbers, time, dates, prices, and age.

Question words, conjunctions, polite forms, and conversation phrases.

Small words that change meaning: siis, sest, kui, et, juba, alles, veel, ka, küll, ega.

Deep dive on question words and the answer forms they trigger.

Clothing and getting-dressed verbs: panema, kandma, võtma + body-part cases.

Location postpositions: peal, all, ees, taga, kõrval, vahel, ümber, juures.

Simple past tense: -sin, -sid, -s, -sime, -site, -sid + strong verbs.

Perfect (olen + -nud) and pluperfect (olin + -nud) — how and when to use them.

Food, drinks, and the restaurant: partitive, polite requests, quantities, tastes.

Family and relatives: mul on, possessives, age, descriptions.

Work, profession, and studies: -na (essive), -ks (translative), õppima vs õpetama.

Health and body parts: mul valutab, at the doctor, symptoms, modal advice.

Conditional mood (-ks): polite requests, hypothetical situations, regrets about the past.

Imperative mood: you/you-pl/let-them/let-us + negative forms (ära, ärge, ärgu).

Reported mood (-vat): rumors, retelling someone else's words, news style.

Impersonal voice across all tenses: -takse, -ti, on + -tud, oli + -tud, conditional.

B1-level cases: -ni (until), -ta (without), -ga (with) — often skipped at A2.

Verb government: which case each verb requires. The main hurdle at B1.

Phrasal verbs: meaning changes with the particle.

Participles (v, tav, nud, tud), -mine forms, and -mata (abessive).

Complex sentences and conjunctions: kui, et, sest, kuna, kuigi, enne kui, niipea kui.

Shades of meaning: teadma/oskama/tundma, rääkima/ütlema/kõnelema, vaatama/nägema, alustama/algama.