General English A2

This stage helps students introduce themselves, describe people and jobs. You'll learn vowel pronunciation, use the present simple and past tenses, and describe appearance and personality. Students will also practice communication about vacations, music vocabulary, and describing images.

Students will become familiar with asking questions with and without auxiliary verbs, communicating at hotels, conferences, and airports. They'll learn vocabulary related to phrasal verbs, past stories, and conjunctions. Additionally, they'll practice making predictions, promises, talking about dreams, and improving their pronunciation of word stress and sounds.

Students will learn vocabulary related to clothing and household chores, practice interviewing, and ask questions about family issues and adolescence. The focus will be on vowel and stress pronunciation, comparisons, and the use of the present perfect tense. They will practice communication at parties, giving directions, and discussing modern life. Additionally, they will explore major cities and famous individuals.

Students will learn how to introduce themselves and their work, as well as discuss their learning abilities. They will use structures like "have to," "must," and modifiers. Vocabulary and communication skills will cover sports, movement, and shopping at department stores. Students will practice conditional sentences, pronounce long and short vowels, and make decisions using "may," "might," and "should." They will also learn survival skills in nature and how to give advice.

This stage includes vocabulary and structures related to verbs with "get", giving advice, and practical situations such as at the pharmacy. Students will explore fears, present perfect tense with "for/since", and practice pronunciation. Vocabulary will cover famous biographies and women's inventions. Students will also learn about passive voice, boat tours, and adjectives ending in -ing and -ed.

Learn about health and lifestyle, quantifiers, and structures like "too" and "enough". Students will study phrasal verbs, word order, and pronunciation. You'll also practice talking about work, telephone conversations, and reported speech. Topics include strange news, unbelievable stories, and returning home. Students will focus on pronunciation, adverbs, and discussing the future.