A2 example lessons
An elementary learner who can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of immediate relevance (e.g., family, shopping, work). They communicate in simple, routine tasks requiring a direct exchange of information on familiar matters. They can briefly describe their background, immediate environment, and matters of immediate need.
Making complaints (beginner)
Learn how to politely make complaints in English using practical phrases and the modal verbs 'can' and 'could', based on a real-life article.
Making and canceling appointments
Learn to confidently make and cancel appointments in English using essential phrases and the verbs 'can' and 'can't' from a real audio recording.
Making a doctor's appointment: essential phrases and vocabulary
Learn how to confidently make a doctor's appointment and describe your symptoms in English, using polite phrases and essential vocabulary for real-life situations.
Office needs: discussing countable and uncountable nouns
Learn to confidently discuss office supplies and improvements using essential vocabulary and the correct grammar for countable and uncountable nouns.
Life's adventures: discussing experiences with the present perfect
Learn to share your life's adventures and memorable moments using the present perfect, perfect for catching up with friends about exciting experiences.
Requesting time off: making polite requests and stating future plans
Learn how to politely ask for time off work using key phrases like 'I was hoping to take next Friday off' and practise talking about your future plans.
Making appointments: booking and rescheduling
Learn to confidently book and reschedule appointments in English, mastering essential phrases and vocabulary for everyday situations like doctor visits or haircuts.
Making plans: using prepositions of time and place
Learn to confidently make plans in English by mastering essential phrases and correctly using prepositions of time and place, all while reading a real article.
Going to the doctor: describing past illnesses
Learn to confidently describe past illnesses and symptoms to a doctor using the simple past tense and essential vocabulary, based on a real article.
Business travel: planning your first trip
Prepare for your first business trip by learning essential vocabulary, how to use 'will' for plans, and practical phrases for checking into a hotel.
Daily routines: telling the time and using prepositions
Learn to describe your daily routine, tell the time, and make plans in English using simple prepositions and practical phrases from a real article.
My dream home: describing places and preferences
Explore your ideal living space and learn to describe homes and neighbourhoods using practical English, perfect for discussing your dream home.