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English for Beginners (A1)

English for Beginners (A1)

Perfect Your English Basics Now and Have Basic English Conversations.
Last updated 6/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will learn how to pronounce the 26 English letters of the English alphabet.
  • Learn how to say the the numbers from 0 to 199 in English.
  • Say their names, age, where they are from, their phone number, and home address.
  • Learn the basic colors and say the colors they like and dislike.
  • Learn the common adjectives and use them to give reasons why they like or dislike something.

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 2h 38m total length
  • Unit 1: Letters and Numbers20:20

    In Unit 1: Letters and Numbers, the following will be done:

    1. First, you will learn all the 26 letters of the English alphabet. You will say these letters one-by-one in order.

    2. Secondly, you will study how to spell and say the basic ten digits (0 to 9).

    3. You will be taught how to use the letters to form words.

    4. Lastly, you will use words and numbers to form sentences to talk about yourself. ​

  • Letters and Numbers Quiz
  • Unit 2: Cities and Countries28:02

    Unit 2: Cities and Countries of English for Beginners A1 looks at the following:

    1. Saying countries,

    2. saying cities,

    3. saying where you are from by first stating the city and then the country (for example, I am from Sao Paulo, Brazil.)

    4. and lastly, saying your home address. ​

  • Cities and Countries Quiz
  • Unit 3: Numbers Part Two21:30

    The learning aims of ​Unit 3: Numbers Part Two are as follows:

    1. Learn how to say numbers from 10 to 19,

    2. say the multiples of ten numbers from 20 to 100,

    3. then, say big numbers made up of multiples of ten with basic numbers (e.g. 24 is twenty-four instead of saying 24 as two-four),

    4. and lastly, say your age and home address if the numbers are above nine using the strategy learned in point three above.

  • Numbers Part Two Quiz
  • Unit 4: Dialogue18:18

    ​Unit 4: Dialogue teaches you:

    1. What a dialogue is.

    2. Parts of a dialogue.

    3. How to say your name, how old you are, where you are from, and home address.

  • Dialogue Quiz
  • Unit 5: Colors15:38

    In ​Unit 5: Colors, you will learn the following:

    1. How to spell and say common colors,

    2. say what color you like and don't like,

    3. and use "yes" and "no" to answer the question, "Do you like (color)?"

  • Colors Quiz
  • Unit 6: Clothes21:13

    ​In Unit 6: Clothes, you will learn the following:

    1. The most common types of clothes,

    2. how to pronounce these different types of clothes in English,

    2. and say their colors.

  • Clothes Quiz
  • Unit 7: Adjectives33:25

    ​The aims of Unit 7: Adjectives are as below:

    1. Learn what an adjective is,

    2. learn where to put an adjective in a sentence,

    3. study common adjectives,

    4. and use "yes" and "no" to say if we like or don't like a noun and give a reason for this by using an adjective.

  • Adjectives Quiz

Requirements

  • This is a beginner's course, so no prior knowledge is needed.

Description

English for Beginners Course is aimed at non-English speakers who want to learn English as a Second or Foreign Language. It is targeted for those students who do not have any experience and/or knowledge of speaking English. This course is also suitable for those with English basics but want to build a solid foundation for their English through revising the basics of English. Moreover, this course is designed for students of all ages (i.e. young, teenagers, and adults). There are seven lessons in this course each with a video between 15 minutes to 35 minutes long. At the end of each lesson, students will be required to complete a quiz that tests their understanding.

In this course, students will be able to:
-Say and write the twenty-six letters of the English Alphabets.
-Say and write (in words) the basic numbers from zero to nine.
-Say and write (in words) the numbers from 10 to 199 using the multiples of ten strategy. 
-Introduce themselves by saying their names and surnames.
-Talk about themselves by saying their age, phone number, and home address, and where they are from.
-Make basic English conversations.
-Use "Yes" and "No" to answer questions.
-Spell and pronounce the common colors.
-Say the different types of clothes and describe them using colors.
-Say what they like and do not like, and use adjectives to give reasons for their likes and dislikes.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner English as a Second or Foreign Language students.
  • Young, teenagers, and adult students.
  • Students with English level above beginner level wanting to revise the basics.