English Level 1: Learn the Basics for Real Communication

Learn to state your country and nationality in English using 'I am from' and 'I am', and recognize common country names and nationalities from Yemen to the United States.

Learn to use the verbs to be and to do in the simple present tense to describe your job and daily routine with positive and negative sentences.

Learn family members vocabulary and simple descriptions using he is and she is, with basic adjectives like tall, short, kind, funny, old, and young to describe your family.

Learn to say and spell the seven days of the week, tell the time with phrases like quarter past and half past, and describe daily routines using on and at.

Learn to name common hobbies and express likes and dislikes using like, love, enjoy, don't like, and hate with verb-ing, with examples such as horse riding, watching TV, and cooking.

Describe people using height, build, hair, and eye color adjectives, and practice forming I am tall or I have black hair.

Master clothes vocabulary and present continuous questions by naming items like t-shirt, jeans, jacket, dress, blouse, shoes, hat, glasses, sweater, and shorts, and describing what you are wearing now.

Learn basic home vocabulary by naming rooms and furniture, using there is/there are, and describing locations with common prepositions like on, in, under, and next to.

Learn to use this, that, these, and those to describe near and far objects, with examples like this is my pen and those are your keys.

Learn essential supermarket vocabulary for food and drinks, including bread, rice, eggs, cheese, and beverages, plus polite shopping phrases like I would like, do you have, and how much.

Learn essential restaurant phrases and vocabulary, read a simple menu, and order food and drinks politely, including asking for the bill, with practical dialogue practice.

Learn health vocabulary and feelings, describe symptoms, and answer doctor questions about what's wrong and where it hurts, using phrases like I have a headache and I feel tired.

Master polite phrases to ask for help and directions, understand common responses, and practice dialogue with sample conversations and homework tasks.

Learn to ask about prices and sizes, understand seller answers, and use polite questions to shop confidently, including discounts, fitting rooms, and trying on outfits.

Master be verbs am, is, and are with subjects to form positive, negative, and question sentences, and practice applying them in real communication.

Practice the simple present to express habits, routines, and facts, mastering subject-verb agreement with forms like I go, he goes, they watch, and study becomes studies.

Master plurals and countable versus uncountable nouns, and learn rules for forming singular and plural nouns, and use how many and how much in simple sentences.

Master the use of a, an, and the with singular nouns, when to use them for general versus specific references, and rules about vowel sounds and consonants, with examples.

learn to understand and use prepositions of place like in, on, under, and next to to describe locations and form simple sentences; includes practice and homework with these propositions.

Explore basic human anatomy through essential body parts, internal organs, and action verbs, with practice exercises and fill-in-the-blank activities to build real communication skills.

Learn common math symbols plus minus times divide and equals, read simple equations in English, and use related vocabulary like greater than, less than, total, and difference.

Explore basic sciences across physics, chemistry, and biology in simple English, building vocabulary and ideas about matter, energy, living things, and states of matter.

Learn everyday technology and tools vocabulary, from computers and phones to basic tools and digital actions like click, type, and swipe, with practical problems and solutions.

Explore basic life vocabulary and everyday experiences to build real communication skills. Practice talking about life stages, family, community, feelings, daily activities, and values with simple sentences and exercises.

Learn to name cities, towns, and villages and describe life in urban and rural places using there is/there are and has/have, with vocabulary for streets, offices, farms, rivers, and fields.

Identify the seven continents and major oceans, use vocabulary to describe countries, regions, and water bodies, and understand simple geographical facts about our world.

Identify animal groups: mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and their traits. Describe habitats from forest to desert, ocean to arctic, with sound vocabulary and practice dialogues.

Identify and describe common landforms and natural features, using basic earth, sky, and water vocabulary to talk about mountains, rivers, deserts, oceans, and the sun.

Learn to invite others, accept or decline invitations politely, and plan activities using common phrases like would you like, how about, and let's go, with time and place examples.

Learn to ask for directions politely and give simple directions using basic vocabulary, including go straight, turn left or right, at the corner, and next to places.