📖 Czech Grammar Quick Reference
Your comprehensive visual guide to Czech grammar. Click any cheatsheet to jump to its full documentation page.
🏛️ The Seven Cases
The foundation of Czech grammar—master these declension patterns and you can express anything.
- Overview
- 1. Nominative
- 2. Genitive
- 3. Dative
- 4. Accusative
- 5. Vocative
- 6. Locative
- 7. Instrumental
📐 Noun Patterns & Paradigms
Understanding declension models is the key to predicting any noun's behavior.
🎨 Adjectives
Adjectives must agree with nouns in gender, number, and case.
👤 Pronouns
Pronouns decline just like nouns—learn their patterns for smooth communication.
- Personal
- Possessive
- Demonstrative
- Interrogative
- Relative
🏃 Verbs
Czech verbs are rich with aspect, tense, and mood distinctions.
Conjugation & Tenses
Aspect & Moods
Special Verb Types
🔢 Numbers & Adverbs
📝 Syntax & Structure
How Czech sentences are put together.
⏰ Vocabulary: Time Expressions
📊 Quick Stats
| Category | Cheatsheets | Key Concepts |
|---|---|---|
| Cases | 12 | 7 cases × singular/plural |
| Adjectives | 3 | Hard, soft, comparison |
| Pronouns | 5 | Personal, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, relative |
| Verbs | 9 | Tenses, aspect, moods, special types |
| Syntax | 4 | Word order, negation, conjunctions, prepositions |
| Other | 5 | Numerals, adverbs, noun paradigms, time, consonants |
| Total | 38 | Complete C1-level coverage |
🎯 Learning Path Suggestion
Beginner: Start with Cases Overview → Nominative → Accusative
Intermediate: Master All Pronouns → Verb Conjugation → Aspect
Advanced: Study Consonant Alternations → Special Verbs → Word Order