Trinity GESE Grade 2 (A1): subjects and questions

The 6 Grade 2 vocabulary areas

Trinity's specification does not give a list of conversation subjects for Grade 2. It lists vocabulary areas instead, and the examiner builds the chat from them. We use those areas as our subjects. Source: Trinity specifications. Each page below has 10 original practice questions, 3 short sample answers, useful words and common mistakes.

• Family and friends: At Grade 2 the examiner may ask who is in your family, who your friends are and what they look like.
• Pets: Pets are a safe subject at Grade 2.
• Rooms in the home: The examiner may ask about your home and where things are.
• Household objects: Here the examiner points to things at home or asks where they are.
• Possessions: Possessions means the things you own.
• Days, months and numbers: Trinity lists days of the week, months of the year and numbers up to 50 for Grade 2.

How to use these pages

1. Read the page for one subject.
2. Cover the sample answers and say your own answer to each question out loud.
3. Ask yourself one question to the examiner.
4. Then practise the full conversation: Grade 2 conversation with the AI examiner.

Grade 2 is up to 6 minutes at CEFR A1. See Trinity GESE Grade 2 for the test format. Not sure of your level? Take the free level check.

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