At A2 you can talk about what you did, what you will do and what you can do, and compare things. Five grammar points carry most of it. This is practice; university admission usually asks for a recognised certificate at B2 or C1.
1. 'From' with -den / -dan
okuldan (from school), evden (from home). After f, s, t, k, ç, ş, h, p it becomes -ten / -tan: kitaptan. Okuldan geliyorum: I am coming from school.
2. Two past tenses
- -di (seen past): something you saw or know for sure. Dün sinemaya gittim: I went to the cinema yesterday.
- -miş (reported past): something you heard or found out. Ali gelmiş: Ali has come (apparently).
3. The future with -ecek / -acak
Yarın gideceğim: I will go tomorrow. Note the k becoming ğ before a vowel: gideceğim, not gidecekim.
4. 'Can' with -ebil / -abil
Türkçe konuşabilirim: I can speak Turkish. Negative: konuşamam (I cannot speak).
5. Comparisons with daha and en
İstanbul Ankara'dan daha büyük: Istanbul is bigger than Ankara (the thing compared takes -den). En güzel şehir: the most beautiful city.
Practise each tense by talking about your own day: what you did (-di), what you will do (-ecek), what you can do (-ebil).
How EXAMEV helps
The EXAMEV Türkçe A2 bank has 262 questions on case suffixes, the two past tenses, the future, ability, adjectives and comparison, and short reading texts, with explanations. Then move on to B1. If you are starting out, read our Turkish A1 practice guide first.