Basic grammar
Simple structures and common grammatical forms in the early stages of learning.
Check your knowledge of A1 level Spanish with an online test focused on basic grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and language use.
Answer the questions based on your current knowledge. You do not need to study or prepare anything before starting: the purpose is to check how you use Spanish now.
Remember: The result is a guide regarding your A1 Spanish knowledge and does not constitute an official certification.
The result helps you know how you handle some of the basic A1 Spanish content and what might be convenient to do next.
It is normal to master some A1 content and have difficulties with other parts. Use the result as a reference to decide whether it is worth reinforcing this level or continuing to move forward.
It may be advisable to work on the basics of the level before moving on to more complex content.
You can reinforce the points you still struggle with and progressively start working on A2 content.
Your current level is only part of the journey: you must also take into account your goal, your deadline, and the available time.
This test is designed to check your knowledge of some of the usual basic content of A1-level Spanish.
Simple structures and common grammatical forms in the early stages of learning.
Words and expressions related to basic and everyday situations.
Interpretation of simple phrases and messages within familiar contexts.
Selection of appropriate expressions and structures for simple communicative situations.
If you already have a Spanish A1 foundation and want to keep advancing, we can adapt your training to your current level, your goal, the time you have available and the date by which you want to achieve it.
These are some of the most common questions before and after taking an A1 level Spanish test.
A1 is the first level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. It corresponds to an initial stage in which you can understand and use frequent expressions and very basic structures in simple situations.
This test covers basic content related to grammar, vocabulary, comprehension and use of Spanish typical of an early stage of learning.
No. The most useful approach is to respond based on your current knowledge, without consulting notes or preparing the questions in advance. That way, the result can provide you with a more useful reference regarding your current situation.
No. The result of this test is only an indication and does not constitute an official certification of Spanish. If you need to formally prove your level, you must use the corresponding official procedure or exam.
You can continue testing your knowledge with the A2 Spanish level test, practice with our Spanish exercises or calculate how long you might need to reach a higher level with our learning calculator .