A1 English Level: Grammar + Reading + Listening

Master the alphabet and basic spelling in this A1 grammar lesson, practicing pronunciation, letter sounds, and spelling common words through guided listening and spelling exercises.

Explore the differences between will and going to for future meaning, including spontaneous decisions, offers, promises, warnings, refusals, and plans with evidence.

Explore the simple present for routines, with affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, mastering the subject plus base verb, the -s ending for he/she/it, and common example sentences.

Explore simple present routines through daily morning activities, including getting up, washing, brushing, dressing, breakfast, and commuting, with practice on verb forms and negatives.

Explore how demonstrative adjectives like this, that, these, and those indicate proximity and number, with clear examples and practice to master singular and plural usage.

Learn adverbs of frequency—always, usually, often, sometimes, never—through routines, a word-search activity, and writing sentences about yourself using everyday activities.

Explore the present simple tense for routines and facts, and practice affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms using do/does, plus subject-verb agreement with he, she, and it.

Explains an A1 level vocabulary lesson featuring common occupations, ordinal numbers, family terms, days and months, daily activities, time expressions, and simple routines to build beginner English skills.

Review and practice A1 vocabulary with family roles, positions in line, time expressions, months, days, and everyday activities to reinforce listening and reading skills.

Explore A1 vocabulary for days, months, and seasons, with spelling practice and British and American synonyms, through a guided worksheet on ordering and naming the calendar.

Practice A1 color vocabulary by listening, identifying the correct color, and using worksheets to review colors like yellow, purple, red, blue, orange, pink, gray, and green.

Explore a1 level vocabulary for formal and informal greetings, such as hello, good morning, what's up, and practice dialogues to use appropriate forms in boss or friends or family contexts.

Explore ordinal and cardinal numbers to name days of the week and months, practice capitalization rules for English dates, and compare American and British date formats.

Build basic A1 descriptive vocabulary by using physical adjectives to describe people, including ponytail, long hair, glasses, straight or curly hair, and facial hair through practical examples.

Explore adjectives describing materials and practice vocabulary for items like shoes, shirts, pens, buildings, and more, highlighting leather, cotton, metal, plastic, glass, rubber, concrete, sponge, and wool.

Master the present simple and the third person singular form, learning how verbs change when adding s (run becomes runs, eat becomes eats, wash becomes washes) with practical examples.

Explore the simple present tense in its affirmative form, with third-person singular verbs adding s, es, or ies, and practice with real examples and quick writing tasks.

Explore the simple present tense by selecting s or es for 26 verbs and crafting a color-coded story, then review and correct peers' writing in Zoom chat.

practice simple present verbs through picture prompts and pronunciation drills, with English and Spanish translations and homework shared via WhatsApp.

Master the simple past with regular and irregular verbs, forming affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using adverbs of time like yesterday and last week.

Practice the simple past with regular and irregular verbs, and refine pronunciation through Zoom chat drills. Relate English verb forms to Spanish meanings during translation prompts and pronunciation checks.

Explore past perfect and past perfect continuous to show actions before another past action and ongoing duration, with examples such as had told and had been waiting.

Explore real-world use of the simple present through reading, pronunciation, and practice with do/does and verb endings in routines, plus English–Spanish translation checks and corrections.

Master essential English grammar by practicing there is and there are for singular and plural nouns. Improve pronunciation and fluency through real-life room descriptions and interactive practice.

Learn the present simple tense, including subject-verb agreement with he, she, it, and how to form statements, questions with do/does, and negatives with don't/doesn't, using practical examples.

Practice real grammar with the A1 English level by focusing on the simple present and personal pronouns through guided reading, pronunciation, translation, and writing about daily routines.

Practice real grammar for daily routines in the simple present, correcting errors, translating to Spanish, and matching actions with pronouns through listening, reading, and pronunciation drills.

Explore the difference between how much and how many with countable and uncountable nouns, using real examples like time, water, money, and milk. Practice with dialogue to master A1 grammar.

Apply present simple rules through guided reading, translation activities, and exercises that contrast do/does questions with statements, reinforcing correct verb forms in context.

Practice with countable and uncountable nouns, how much and how many, and both simple present and simple past, reinforced by pronunciation notes and guided reading activities.

Explore real grammar practice with English intensifiers, learning how to use too, enough, very, and other modifiers through guided examples, corrections, and reading aloud exercises.

Practice simple past verbs with common action words like write, eat, and visit, identifying regular and irregular forms and mastering past participles through reading and sentence completion.

Explore possessive adjectives in the simple present through practical exercises, choosing the correct possessive for subjects like they, Lisa, the bear, and you.

practice possessive adjectives and personal pronouns through reading aloud, sentence corrections, and examples using my, your, his, her, its, mine, our, and their, including its vs it's usage.