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A1 Elementary

Can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and basic phrases aimed at satisfying concrete needs.

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A1 Grammar

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A1 Vocabulary

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A1 Listening

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A1 Reading

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A1 Use of English

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A1 Writing

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A1 Elementary

A1 Grammar

Present simple forms of 'to be': am/is/are

This, that, these, those

Possessive adjectives and subject pronouns (I/my, you/your, etc.)

A/an, plurals: Singular and plural forms

Adjectives: Old, interesting, expensive, etc.

Present simple: I do, I don't, Do I?

Questions: Word order and question words

Adverbs of frequency with present simple

Object pronouns vs subject pronouns: Me or I, she or her?

Whose, possessive 's: Whose is this? It's Mike's

At, in, on: Prepositions of time

At, in, on: Prepositions of place

Can, can't: Ability, possibility, permission

Present continuous: I'm doing, I'm not doing, Are you doing?

Present simple or present continuous?

The imperative: Sit down! Don’t talk!

Was/were: Past simple of 'be'

Past simple: Regular/irregular verbs

Past simple: Negatives and questions

Verbs + to + infinitive and verbs + -ing

Would you like...? I'd like...

Have got

A, some, any: Countable and uncountable nouns

There is, there are / there was, there were

There or It

Next to, under, between, in front of, behind, over, etc.

Much, many, a lot of, a little, a few

Comparative adjectives: Older than, more important than, etc.

Superlative adjectives: The oldest, the most important, etc.

'Will' and 'shall': Future

Be going to: Plans and predictions

Adverbs of manner (slowly) or adjectives (slow)?

A/an, the, no article: The use of articles in English

Conjunctions: And, but, or, so, because

Basic word order in English

The difference between 'this' and 'it'

Table of grammar contents – A1

A1 Vocabulary

Common things – A1 English Vocabulary

Common verbs and verb phrases – A1 English Vocabulary

Family and relatives – A1 English Vocabulary

Opposite adjectives for describing people and things – A1 English Vocabulary

Daily routines – A1 English Vocabulary

Days, months and seasons – A1 English Vocabulary

Food and meals – A1 English Vocabulary

Countries and nationalities – A1 English Vocabulary

Shops and shopping – A1 English Vocabulary

Parts of the body – A1 English Vocabulary

Clothes – A1 English Vocabulary

The house: rooms, parts, and things – A1 English Vocabulary

Places in a town – A1 English Vocabulary

At the restaurant – A1 English Vocabulary

Eating and drinking utensils – A1 English Vocabulary

Movement verbs – A1 English Vocabulary

Time words – A1 English Vocabulary

Basic phrasal verbs – A1 English Vocabulary

A1 Listening

Giving personal information – A1 English Listening Test

Who is in your new class? – A1 English Listening Test

How often do you...? – A1 English Listening Test

What are you doing? – A1 English Listening Test

Tell me about your life – A1 English Listening Test

What are you going to do? – A1 English Listening Test

Comparing things and people – A1 English Listening Test

Describing rooms (there is/are, prep. of place) – A1 English Listening Test

Countries, nationalities, and languages – A1 English Listening Test

The house: My favourite room – A1 English Listening Test

What's your job? – A1 English Listening Test

Invitations: Would you like to ...? – A1 English Listening Test

What did you do last weekend? (Past simple) – A1 English Listening Test

Ordering at the restaurant – A1 English Listening Test

Free time - A1 English Listening Test

City transport - A1 English Listening Test

Describing people – A1 English Listening Test

Looking for a man – A1 English Listening Test

What did you do last summer - A1 English Listening Test

Kathy's job - A1 English Listening Test

My last holiday - A1 English Listening Test