Verb conjugation is a fundamental aspect of mastering Estonian, particularly for those preparing for the A2 state exam. Let's begin with the verb 'tegema', which means 'to do'. In the present tense, it is conjugated as follows: 'teen' (I do), 'teed' (you do), and 'teeb' (he/she does). An example sentence is 'Ma teen hommikusööki', meaning 'I'm making breakfast'.
Next, consider the verb 'olema', meaning 'to be'. It is conjugated as 'olen' (I am), 'oled' (you are), and 'on' (he/she is). For example, 'Sa oled tore' translates to 'You are kind'.
Finally, take the verb 'minema' (to go), which becomes 'lähen' (I go), 'lähed' (you go), and 'läheb' (he/she goes). An example usage is 'Me läheme poodi', or 'We are going to the store'.
A common mistake is mixing up 'teeb' and 'teen'. Remember that 'teeb' is used for third-person singular, while 'teen' is for the first-person singular.
Practice by writing simple sentences using these verbs in different tenses. You can find more exercises at https://keelix.ee/modules.