General English A1

In the first 20 lessons, you will learn how to greet, introduce yourself, state your nationality, profession, and basic personal information. Additionally, you'll practice using the verb "to be" and distinguishing basic sounds in English.

In this stage, you will expand your vocabulary related to family, food, drinks, and daily activities. You will learn how to use possessive forms, basic verbs such as "to be," "like," "have," "live," and "work" in the present simple tense. Additionally, you will practice forming questions, talking about time, and practicing the pronunciation of basic sounds in English.

In this stage, you will focus on learning time prepositions, quantifiers, and frequency adverbs. You will practice asking questions with "there is/there are" and using auxiliary verbs with the third person. Additionally, you will learn how to order food, handle travel-related conversations, and talk about clothing and colors. You will also practice pronouncing English sounds and using the verbs "can" and "can't" in questions and statements.

In this stage, you will focus on giving directions and activities related to the internet, while practicing pronunciation and using prepositions of place. You will learn basic adjective pairs, how to talk about time, years, and holidays. The past tense of the verb "to be" and how to make invitations and suggestions will also be emphasized. Finally, you will become familiar with vocabulary related to transportation, vacations, and weekend activities, as well as how to purchase train tickets while traveling.

This stage helps students master basic communication skills in English, including the use of past, present simple, and future tenses to talk about daily activities, work, and hobbies. Students will practice giving directions, using prepositions of place, and improving their ability to distinguish sounds. Additionally, they will be guided on how to ask questions, introduce themselves, and communicate in real-life situations such as shopping, scheduling appointments, and bargaining.

This stage focuses on developing practical communication skills, such as combining tenses in storytelling, using comparative structures, negotiating, and scheduling appointments. Students will also expand their vocabulary related to work, business, money, and health, which will help them feel more confident using English in various situations.