B1 Czech Grammar Lessons

• 1 - Perfective and Imperfective Verbs

  Differentiate between perfective and imperfective verbs, understand their usages and apply them accurately in sentence formation.

• 2 - Conditional Tense

  Grasp the formulation and usage of conditional tense, enabling you to speak hypothetically and express polite requests or suggestions.

• 3 - Past Tense in Depth

  Master the use of past tense with high accuracy and express past events in more detail.

• 4 - Complex Comparative Structures

  Construct comparative sentences with complex structures and use them correctly to compare and contrast.

• 5 - Modal Verbs

  Comprehend the usage of modal verbs to express ability, obligation or probability.

• 6 - Relative Clauses

  Formulate and integrate relative clauses into sentences to provide additional information or clarification.

• 7 - Passive Voice

  Build sentences in passive voice and use it proficiently to emphasize the action rather than the doer.

• 8 - Czech Subjonctif

  Formulate the Czech subjunctive mood to express doubt, necessity, or action that is yet to be realized.

• 9 - Reflexive Verbs and Pronouns

  Understand and apply reflexive verbs and pronouns correctly, broadening your expression scope.

• 10 - Affirmative, Negative, and Interrogative Manifestations

  Distinguish between and use the interrogative, affirmative and negative forms successfully in diverse contexts.

• 11 - Plural Nouns

  Identify regular and irregular plurals, and use them accurately in sentence construction.

• 12 - Future Tense

  Use future tense correctly to talk about your plans, dreams, and ambitions.

• 13 - Case System in Depth

  Master the application of the seven Czech cases in more complex sentences.

• 14 - Verbs of Movement and Motion

  Learn and correctly use verbs of movement and motion to talk about different methods of traveling.

• 15 - Conjunctions

  Combine sentences and thoughts using conjunctions to create more fluent and complex language.

• 16 - Adverbial Clauses

  Understand and use adverbial clauses to express time, place, condition, comparison, cause, and purpose in your speech.

• 17 - Participles

  Use participles to form compound verbs and adjectives, enhancing your speech and writing.

• 18 - Negation

  Negate phrases, clauses, and sentences successfully, expanding your grammatical skills.

• 19 - Expressing Wishes

  Use appropriate grammatical structures to express wishes or hypothetical situations.

• 20 - Prefixes and Suffixes

  Acquire the ability to use prefixes and suffixes to modify verbs, making your language more diverse and precise.