Introduction To Basic English Course

Explore English greetings, including hello, hi, how are you, and time-of-day phrases like good morning to good night. Practice with repeat-after-me exchanges in everyday and office or medical settings.

Explore basic food categories such as fruits, vegetables, and fish with examples like apples, oranges, and bananas, and compare ready-to-eat fish with fish in the sea.

Explore what constitutes a family and how it can be nuclear or extended, with examples of members such as mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, son, and daughter.

Practice basic number pronunciation and counting through guided repetition, learning sequences from one to twenty and extending patterns toward higher numbers, including thirty-nine and beyond.

Learn to tell time in English using am and pm, master quarter past, half past, and quarter to with practical examples such as seven twenty pm and ten fifteen am.

Learn the days of the week and how to ask about yesterday, today, and tomorrow, from Monday to Sunday.

Learn the names of the twelve months and practice telling dates in English. Use questions like what date is today and practice yesterday’s date to build date-speaking skills.

Explore the four seasons and their features, including winter snow, spring blossoms, summer beach fun, and autumn or fall leaves, while noting British English and American English terms.

Explore pronouns with a focus on personal and possessive forms, using examples like I, you, he, she, it, we, they, and my, your, his, its to show ownership.

Learn about verbs and how tenses express time. Cover present tense, simple past tense, and future tense with examples: I teach every day, I taught yesterday, I will teach tomorrow.

Practice a short basic English conversation covering greetings, introductions, age, birth dates, hobbies, and food.