Format, the Cyprus centre, and what A2 expects are on the Ellinomatheia A2 page.
Quick Answer
This list is study scaffolding for Modern Greek around CEFR A2 — not a verbatim KEG syllabus paragraph. Automate agreement (article + noun + adjective), nominative vs accusative in short SVO sentences, present-tense endings for active verbs you will reuse in speaking and writing, basic question particles and word order, negation with δεν, and at least one past form you can use in a narrative task. Cross-check task expectations with KEG candidate materials, not forum summaries.
Articles and gender
Study example: Η δασκάλα είναι στο σχολείο. — article + feminine noun + feminine adjective agreement. Drill household, study, and public-service nouns until gender is instant, not guessed from English endings.
Nominative vs accusative
Study example: Ο αδελφός χαιρετά τη γειτόνισσα. — subject stays nominative; the greeted neighbour moves to accusative after the verb. Listening distractors often shuffle case endings on otherwise familiar words.
Present tense
Study example: Δουλεύω από το πρωί και γυρίζω αργά. — first-person present forms you can recycle in writing prompts about routine.
Questions
Study example: Πού μένεις σήμερα; — question word + verb + subject placement you can vary in short oral answers.
Negation
Study example: Δεν καταλαβαίνω τον χάρτη εδώ. — δεν directly before the finite verb; object article stays with the noun.
One common past form (study example)
Introduce the simple past for high-frequency motion and communication verbs you already use in the present — e.g. Χθες τηλεφώνησα στο κέντρο για το ραντεβού. Label this as a study sample until KEG sample papers confirm the depth they expect at your sitting.
Where to practise next
Run Ellinomatheia drills for short correction loops, then widen recall with vocabulary themes.