Practice Spanish · A1 Level
Practise essential A1 Spanish with free online exercises. Work on basic grammar, complete the activities and check your answers to learn from your mistakes and improve step by step.
A1 Level
Interactive Exercises
Free and Online
Start practising A1 Spanish grammar with online exercises designed for beginners. Choose a topic, complete the activities and check your answers to learn basic Spanish structures step by step.
Ser, estar and llamarse
Learn how to introduce yourself, say who you are, talk about your nationality or profession, and say where you are or how you feel.
What you will practise:
soy, eres, es, somos, estoy, estás, me llamo, te llamas...
Present Indicative
Practise the present tense of regular verbs and some of the most common irregular verbs to talk about routines and everyday situations.
What you will practise:
hablo, comes, vivimos, tengo, voy, hago...
Articles, Gender and Number
Learn how to use articles and practise masculine, feminine, singular and plural forms of nouns and adjectives.
What you will practise:
el, la, los, las, un, una, chico, chica, españoles...
Hay, estar and tener
Practise how to express existence, location and possession to describe simple places, objects and situations.
What you will practise:
Hay un restaurante, está aquí, tengo dos hermanos...
Questions and Question Words
Learn how to ask basic questions in Spanish and use the most common question words correctly.
What you will practise:
qué, quién, dónde, cuándo, cómo, cuánto, por qué...
Do you want to move from A1 to A2?
Practising on your own will help you strengthen your grammar, but if you want to make progress in a structured way, at PCE Spanish School we can support you throughout the entire learning process.
Our courses combine live classes, grammar practice, conversation, vocabulary and comprehension so that you not only complete exercises correctly, but also learn to use Spanish with confidence.
The A1 Spanish exercises are designed to help you build a solid foundation in Spanish. You'll practise essential grammar structures and learn how to use them in simple, everyday situations.
As you complete the exercises, you'll learn to recognise basic structures, form your own sentences and communicate with greater confidence in Spanish.
You'll learn how to form Simple and Correct Sentences to introduce yourself, describe people and places, talk about your interests, or explain basic aspects of your daily life.
The exercises will help you become familiar with word order and common structures such as “Me llamo Anna”, “Soy estudiante”, “Vivo en Madrid” and “Me gusta la música”.
Verbs are essential for starting to communicate in Spanish. You'll practice to be, to exist, to have, to be named and other common verbs, in addition to the present indicative.
You'll learn how to use them to talk about yourself, other people, and everyday activities: “I’m 20 years old.”, “My friend is Italian”, “We study Spanish” o “I go to class in the morning.”.
At A1 level, you'll also learn how to ask and understand simple questions using words such as "qué", "quién", "dónde", "cuándo", "cómo" and "cuánto".
This will help you communicate in basic everyday situations: asking the price of something, requesting information, meeting someone, talking about schedules or asking where a place is.
A1 is the first level of Spanish according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). At this stage, the goal is to learn the basic structures you need to understand and use simple expressions in everyday situations.
A1 Spanish grammar includes essential topics such as the present tense, common verbs, articles, gender and number, and how to form questions. This knowledge will help you start building sentences and communicating in simple situations.
In A1, you'll learn how to use the present indicative tense of regular verbs ending in -ar, -er e -go, as well as some of the most common irregular verbs.
You'll also practise key verbs such as "ser", "estar", "tener", "ir", "hacer", "querer" and "poder", which you need to talk about personal information, routines, preferences and everyday activities.
Another key aspect is learning the gender and number of words and using definite and indefinite articles correctly: el, la, los, las, un, una, unos and unas.
You'll also start working on the agreement between nouns and adjectives to form expressions such as a small house, two Spanish friends o the new classes.
In Spanish, we use different verbs and structures to express characteristics, states, existence, location and possession. At A1 level, you'll begin to distinguish between their most common uses.
For example: Madrid is a big city, Ana está en casa, There's a supermarket nearby o I have two brothers.
You'll learn how to ask and answer simple questions in Spanish using question words such as "qué", "quién", "dónde", "cuándo", "cómo", "cuánto "and "por qué". what, who, where, when, how, how much y why.
These structures are essential for asking for information and having basic conversations: "¿Cómo te llamas?", "¿Dónde vives?", "¿Cuánto cuesta?" or "¿Qué estudias?"
A1 grammar is not just about learning rules. The goal is to use these structures to communicate in simple everyday situations.
By the end of this level, you should be able to use basic phrases to introduce yourself, talk about your family, express your likes and dislikes, describe people and places, talk about your daily routine and ask for simple information.
To improve your Spanish at the A1 level, it's important to combine grammar study with frequent practice. You don't need to study for many hours at a time: it's more helpful Practice regularly, review your mistakes, and go over the material you find most difficult again.. Our A1 Spanish exercises let you practice different grammar topics online and check your answers to see which areas you need to work on.
If you're starting to learn Spanish but you're not sure exactly what your level is, you can take our free online A1 Spanish level test. The test will help you check your basic grammar and vocabulary and find out whether the exercises in this section are right for you.
Find answers to some of the most common questions about A1 Spanish, the grammar you should practise and how to use our online exercises.
A1 is the first level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is a beginner level designed for people who are just starting to learn Spanish. At this level, you'll learn to use everyday expressions and simple sentences to introduce yourself, give personal information, talk about your routines and ask basic questions.
At A1 level, you'll work on the essential structures of Spanish grammar. These include the present indicative, "ser" and "estar", "tener", "hay", articles, gender and number, as well as the structures you need to ask simple questions. You'll also start using some of the most common regular and irregular verbs in Spanish.
Yes. You can complete our A1 Spanish exercises online for free and check your answers without having to pay. You can choose the topic you want to practise and repeat the exercises to reinforce the areas you find most difficult.
You can repeat the exercises as many times as you need. In fact, it's a good idea to complete some exercises again after a few days to check whether you've really learnt the content. If you make mistakes, review your answers and try the exercise again later.
You don't need to master absolutely every A1 structure before you start working on some A2 content. However, you should feel comfortable using basic A1 grammar and understanding simple everyday phrases and expressions. You can use our exercises to check which topics you've mastered and take our A2 Spanish level test to get an additional indication of your current level.
