Online Standard Czech Course – Upper Elementary A1.3

Advance Your Everyday Czech (A1.3)

Ready to talk about travel, holidays, and your daily life with more precision? Our Standard and Weekend Czech Courses for Elementary II (A1.3) will help you navigate more complex grammar like the genitive case, verbs of motion, and conditionals, expanding your ability to express yourself naturally and confidently in the Czech Republic.

⏰ Course Schedule & Organization This level is available as a Standard Course (twice a week) or a more intensive Weekend Course. Choose between interactive in-class sessions right in the center of Prague or comfortable online lessons from your home.

📚 Book

Czech Step by Step 1
(Lessons 10–13)
approx. 40–60 lessons

🗣️ Topics

Where I live (housing and furniture); Travel and transportation; Holidays and booking accommodation; Housework; "What if…" scenarios; Describing human character and traits.

✍️ Grammar

Prepositions DO/NA/K; Genitive singular; Prepositions taking the genitive case; Long and short verbs of motion; Prefixes; Verb aspect (perfective/imperfective); Future tense of perfective verbs; The conditional mood.

Why Take the Elementary II (A1.3) Czech Course?

Breaking through the beginner plateau can be challenging, but the Elementary II (A1.3) level is exactly where the Czech language starts to truly unlock. At this stage, you move away from simple present-tense sentences and start expressing future plans, theoretical situations, and detailed descriptions of your surroundings. Whether you are aiming to pass a permanent residency exam or simply want to chat with your Czech colleagues over a beer, this course provides the essential grammatical stepping stones.

What Will You Master in This Course?

Verbs of Motion: Czech distinguishes between regular and one-time motion (e.g., walking generally vs. walking to a specific place right now). You will finally understand how to use prefixes and different verbs to navigate the city and travel.
The Genitive Case: One of the most frequently used cases in the Czech language. You will learn how to express possession, quantities, and use crucial prepositions without getting tangled in word endings.
Conditional Scenarios: Want to politely ask for something or express a hypothetical "What if" situation? The conditional mood (bych, bys, by) is your key to polite and advanced conversation.
Vocabulary for Real Life: From describing your apartment and household chores to planning your next holiday and renting a car, the vocabulary is immediately applicable to your daily life as an expat.

At Czech Language Training (CLT), we pride ourselves on making grammar accessible and focusing heavily on active speaking. Our highly qualified native tutors use interactive methods to ensure that you do not just memorize tables, but actually use the language in real-time. If you are looking for top-tier Czech for foreigners education, select your preferred course dates from the table above and continue your journey towards fluency with us!