Catalog of 117 topics
Topics grouped by area: article, nouns, adjectives, verbs, tenses, cases, syntax. Filter by A1–B2 level and search by title.
Open the list →Greek grammar — short rules and AI explanations
117 grammar topics from the article to the subjunctive: a 1–2 screen rule, 20 questions per topic and AI that explains your specific mistake. Free, on Telegram and in the browser, with automatic reviews of weak topics.
- ✓ 117 topics · A1–B2
- ✓ 20 questions per topic
- ✓ AI explains your error
- ✓ 100% free
Who this grammar breakdown is for
If Greek rules feel overwhelming or you don't know in which order to learn them — the module solves both problems.
- Your 400-page textbook never gets opened — you need short rules
- You mix up which article and which ending goes where
- You're preparing for A2/B1/B2 and need the «safe minimum» of grammar
- You want someone to explain each specific mistake, not the rule in general
- You don't know which topic to start with and what to learn next — you need a path
- Learned a rule yesterday — forgot by next week, on repeat
What the grammar module is made of
Rule on one or two screens
No 30-page chapters. Just the essence, minimal tables and 3–5 examples. If a rule still feels too dense — the «Explain simpler» button is right there.
See an example →Quiz of 20 questions
Each topic has 20 randomly drawn questions: 17 multiple-choice and 3 type-the-answer. You see immediately what stuck and what didn't.
Run a quiz →AI explains your mistake
After a wrong answer — tap «Explain in detail». AI breaks the answer into 4 blocks: why your version is wrong, how it should be, which rule applies, plus a couple of fresh examples.
Request a breakdown →«Explain simpler»
A button under the rule — AI rewrites the text in plain language with no jargon. Handy when the textbook wording feels too dry.
Simplify a rule →What to learn today
The system suggests the next topic: where your progress is lowest or which one is due for review via SRS. You don't have to decide where to start your day.
Get a recommendation →Under the hood
Topic-level SRS — weak topics come back at the right momentMastery 0–100% per topic — you can see what's closedFilter by A1, A2, B1, B2 level and search by topicTwo question types: multiple choice and free-text inputBuilt-in explanations on every question plus dynamic AI breakdownsTelegram + Web — learn from phone and computerNo subscription, no ads, no card required
How to move through grammar — pick a pace
You can sweep topics by level top-to-bottom or pick the ones you actually need. SRS adapts either way.
Targeted
Pick one pain point — say, aorist or genitive — and close it in a week. Perfect when you're not in the mood for grammar.
By level
Go through a level top-to-bottom: A1 → A2 → B1. Rule first, quiz next. Weak topics come back for review automatically.
Toward the exam
Cover the full A2 or B1 block in 2–3 months — a new topic plus reviews every day. AI breaks down each mistake quickly so you don't get stuck.
Grammar module vs textbook and YouTube
What you get compared with the usual ways of studying Greek grammar.
| Video | Textbook | Tutor | Module | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | €20–40 | €30–60/hour | Free |
| Size of one topic | 20–40 minutes | 10–30 pages | A whole lesson | 1–2 screens |
| Quiz right after the rule | — | Exercises at the end | ± | ✓ |
| Breakdown of your exact mistake | — | — | ✓ | AI ✓ |
| Reviews of weak topics | — | — | ± | SRS ✓ |
| «What to learn next» hint | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Study 5 minutes a day | — | — | — | ✓ |
The grammar you actually need in Cyprus and Greece
The catalog includes exactly the topics that you can't avoid when filing a form, talking to school or reading a document.
- Cases and articles — you can't fill in any form without them
- Verb tenses — to recount yesterday at the clinic or the bank
- Question structures — to ask a doctor, an official, a teacher
- Subjunctive (να + …) — required for requests and invitations
Grammar minimum for A2 / B1 / B2
The catalog covers the required topics for Πιστοποιητικό Ελληνομάθειας and the Cyprus citizenship exam.
- A2: alphabet, articles, present tense, basic aorist, simple prepositions
- B1: imperfect, future, subjunctive, comparison degrees, personal pronouns
- B2: passive voice, conditionals, participles, complex syntax
- Question format in the quiz matches the test part of the exam
Frequently asked questions about grammar
Yes. All 117 grammar topics, quizzes and AI explanations are open for free after sign-up. No trial, no subscription, no card required.
117 topics across A1–B2: article, nouns, adjectives, verbs and all 5 tenses, cases, comparison degrees, pronouns, syntax, subjunctive, passive voice.
After a wrong answer you tap «Explain in detail». AI receives your answer and the correct one and produces a 4-block breakdown: why your version is wrong, how it should be, which rule is in play, and a couple of extra examples. It's asynchronous and takes a few seconds.
Yes. Every topic has a human-readable rule on 1–2 screens with tables and examples. AI is a second-level fallback if the base explanation still feels too dense.
Each finished topic gets a mastery score (0–100). Topics with a low score or those due for review surface in your recommendations so you can reinforce them — that's the SRS loop.
With the A1 filter. The topics there are for the very beginning: alphabet, reading, the article, basic present tense. The system suggests the next step on its own.
No. GreekMentor is not an official examination center and does not issue certificates. It is an independent learning service that helps you practice regularly and prepare for exam-style tasks.
Start working through Greek grammar today
117 topics, 20 questions per topic, AI breakdowns of mistakes and SRS reviews of weak topics. Free.
The grammar course, topic by topic
25 free A2 lessons with tables, examples and exercises. Start with whichever topic you need right now.