Spanish · A2 · Milestone
A2 graduation chest in Spanish
This guide celebrates the completion of the A2 level, reviewing essential structures used in daily parenting routines. It covers past actions, comparisons, and expressing reasons.
What you'll learn
- Review the Pretérito Perfecto for recent actions.
- Practice comparisons and possessive pronouns.
- Consolidate reflexive verbs and subordinate clauses with 'porque' and 'que'.
- Refine the use of imperatives and dative structures for physical sensations.
Spanish phrases for a2 graduation chest
Has dormido bien hoy.
You have slept well today.
Uses Pretérito Perfecto (haber + participio) for recent actions.
Te ayudo con tu chaqueta.
I am helping you with your jacket.
'Te' is the object pronoun used here with the verb ayudar.
Esta manta es más suave que esa.
This blanket is softer than that one.
The formula 'más + [adjective] + que' is used for comparisons.
Esa es tu botella y esta es la mía.
That is your bottle, and this one is mine.
'La mía' is a possessive pronoun, matching the feminine noun 'botella'.
Nos estamos vistiendo para nuestro paseo.
We are getting dressed for our walk.
Reflexive verb 'vestirse'. The pronoun 'nos' can go before the verb or attached to the gerund.
Lloras porque te duele el diente.
You are crying because your tooth hurts.
'Doler' works like 'gustar'; the thing that hurts is the subject.
Creo que estás cansado.
I think that you are tired.
'Que' is used here as a conjunction to link two clauses.
Dame la mano y vamos fuera.
Give me your hand, and let's go outside.
'Dame' is the imperative form of 'dar' with the pronoun 'me' attached.
Hear these phrases and practise them
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Try it free for 7 daysKey words
Manta
Blanket
A common nursery item.
Suave
Soft
Used for textures like blankets or skin.
Paseo
Walk / Stroll
A very common daily activity with children.
Diente
Tooth
Often used when discussing teething.
Possessive Pronouns
These replace the noun to avoid repetition and must match the gender and number of the object possessed.
| Use | Form | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Mine (Fem.) | la mía | La pelota es la mía. |
| Yours (Fem.) | la tuya | La chaqueta es la tuya. |
Comparisons of Superiority
Use 'más... que' to indicate that something has more of a quality than something else.
| Use | Form | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | más + adj + que | Él es más alto que ella. |
More examples
¿Has comido todo?
Have you eaten everything?
Another example of Pretérito Perfecto for the day's events.
Me lavo las manos.
I wash my hands.
A basic reflexive action for hygiene routines.
Sé que tienes sueño.
I know that you are sleepy.
Using 'que' to express an observation about the child's state.