Intensive English A1-A2 Course for Absolute Beginners

Learn to form singular and plural nouns in English by applying rules like adding s or es, spelling changes, irregular forms such as foot to feet and box to boxes.

Explore the formation of the present simple tense across subjects and its negative forms. See pronoun usage with examples like I ride and he rides, and how suffixes are added.

Explore the present forms of the verb to be, including am, is, and are, with contractions, and practice question and negative forms through simple examples for absolute beginners.

Learn the present continuous, a verb form that combines the present tense with the continuous aspect, formed with be plus the ing form, as in I am working.

Discover how regular verbs form the past tense and past participle by adding ed to the base form, with examples like walked, talked, smiled, and basic sentence structure.

Describe a person through reading and listening activities, using Jenny from China as a model; learn her age, studies in New York, favorite book To Kill a Mockingbird, hobbies, siblings.

Presentations act as communication tools for demonstrations, lectures, and reports, engaging audiences through researched topics, designing clear points and graphs, concise length, emotion, examples, personalization, interactivity, and more.

Explore reading, listening, and comprehension around what love is, from feeling to self-love, and invite learners to reflect on love, dating, and the idea of being their own first love.

Explore iconic world landmarks like the pyramids of Giza, the Acropolis, the Colosseum, and the Taj Mahal, and learn how national monuments and the seven wonders symbolize timeless engineering.

Explore how social media and mobile phones create constant connectivity, shorten attention spans, and affect communication, then learn boundaries and taking breaks from technology to protect wellbeing and stay present.

Acquire essential vocabulary of common action words for everyday English, including listen, speak, read, write, study, memorize, understand, ask, answer, and participate.

Explore essential vocabulary to describe personal attributes, including honest, ambitious, confident, kind, and patient, with simple example sentences to practice describing people.

Practice making sentences using adjectives and simple phrases, exploring emotions like grumpy, sleepy, ashamed, anxious, jealous, and friendly through relatable examples and short stories.

Learn different kinds of adjectives to describe hobbies, things, and emotions, with examples from writing, painting, sports, and everyday scenarios.

Practice conversation questions to improve spoken English by reading and answering them, then at-home practice with family or friends; covers names, origins, hobbies, travel, food, and culture.

Practice numbers 1 to 20 and repeat after me to reinforce basic English pronunciation and memorize spellings for absolute beginners.

Learn to read time with o'clock, noon, and midnight, and express 5:30 or 8:15; use time expressions yesterday, today, and tomorrow at sentence boundaries with past and future tenses.

Practice the days of the week from Monday to Sunday and build basic English fluency. Explore common daily routines and weekend plans, including reflections on Monday blues and weekend activities.

Learn how to form ordinal numbers in English, from first to third and beyond, including twenty-first and 82nd, with suffix rules and special spellings for 11th and 12th.

Learn to express preference, agreement, and disagreement, and to state purpose using phrases like I like, I prefer, I agree, and I disagree.

Explore how to use the word like in English. Learn its roles as a verb and a preposition to express enjoyment and show similarity or comparison.

Learn to use apologies and excuses to express regret and explain reasons for mistakes with clear examples. Identify the difference between apologies and excuses and practice language for everyday situations.