Format, the 60% mark in every part, and who A2 is for are on the CCE A2 page.
Quick Answer
Task wording and marks come only from ÚJOP materials for your session — this page is a study checklist of Czech A2 grammar habits, not an official list. Master noun gender agreements, case contrasts you hear in every dialogue, the present of být, question order, negation, and at least one past tense form you can use accurately under time pressure.
Noun gender and agreement
Learn determiner + noun + adjective as one chunk: malá taška (feminine), malý telefon (masculine inanimate), malé pero (neuter). Wrong gender breaks listening blanks and writing tasks faster than a rare idiom ever will.
Nominative vs accusative (study examples)
Contrast who does the action with what gets acted on: Student čte knihu. (nominative Student, accusative knihu). Rebuild ten short pairs like this weekly so case endings stop feeling like surprise spelling rules.
Být in the present
Study example: Jsem doma. / Jsme v práci. / Jste unavení? Anchor person + být before you stack complex clauses — exams love identity and location lines that must stay grammatical.
Questions
Study example: Kolik to stojí? Kdy je zkouška? Practice rising intonation and the verb-second habit in information questions so oral slots stay clean.
Negation
Study example: Nemám čas. Nerozumím tomu. Watch how nemám pairs with time expressions and how pronouns shift — negatives leak into writing scores when candidates blur them with English word order.
Past tense (study example)
Study example: Včera jsem psal e-mail kolegovi. (masculine speaker form). Pick one past pattern you can spell reliably and stretch it across narration tasks before you chase every perfective pair.
Keep official structure in view
Cross-check clocks and skill weights against CCE A2 exam structure 2026 whenever ÚJOP updates task descriptions.