The reactions of Me3Al and Me3Ga with cis‐2,3‐dimethylaziridine (1‐H), 3‐pyrroline (2‐H) and pyrrolidine (3‐H) have been investigated. At room temperature, monomeric adducts [Me3M·LH] are obtained (M = Al, Ga; L = 1−3). [Me3Al·1‐H] is the first example of a structurally characterized adduct of an aziridine and a group 13 metal. On heating in mesitylene, all adducts except [Me3Ga·2‐H] evolve methane to form the corresponding amides; the Ga complexes require somewhat higher temperatures for this reaction. In contrast to the unsubstituted aziridine derivatives (which are trimers), dimethylaziridine amides Me2M‐1 are dimers, as shown by X‐ray crystallography. NMR spectroscopic data suggest the occurrence of a cis‐trans equilibrium for these dimers in solution. For the pyrroline and pyrrolidine derivatives, the X‐ray structures suggested large changes in the C−C and C−N bond lengths on formation of the adducts and amides. However, DFT calculations reveal that these changes are artefacts, and that the real bond length changes are fairly modest. (© Wiley‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, 69451 Weinheim, Germany, 2003)