Essential English Level 1 - Beginner

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1 Essential English Level 1 - Beginner Indefinite article: a, an Adjective + noun Verb be (I, you, it, they, you, we) Plurals Wh questions this, that, these, those Indefinite article v. zero article can/can t Prepositions of time and place, on, in, at Verb be (he, she, it) who Possessive pronouns Possessive s Present simple (I, you, we, they) questions and short answers Present simple (I, you, we, they) in wh- questions can for requests let s + verb for suggestions Present simple (he, she, it) positive forms Questions and short answers When, It s on at (about) wh- questions Adverbs of frequency How many? Present simple (it, they) Prepositions of time in, on, at Object pronouns Verb + -ing (for activities) How often?

2 Prepositions of place & movement at, to Essential English Level 2 Elementary Present simple to / for articles: a, an, the, zero Present continuous a lot of, some, not any How much + singular and plural Which one(s)? There is/there are many = lots = a lot of Prepositions of place Is there/are there? Countable and uncountable nouns have got was/were There was/there were Past simple (regular) Past simple (irregular) Past simple negatives Past simple: Wh-? short answers Linking ideas: present and past How much/how many? None. Some. can for ability could/couldn t well/quite well/a little Adjectives and adverbs He s got for description Adjective + noun Question formation General fluency practice have to/don t have to/had to Countable and uncountable nouns some/any Offering and inviting why/because Would you like to? Let s? be going to + infinitive for plans How do you get to? How long take? How far? Prepositions in questions

3 Essential English Level 3 Pre-Intermediate be like Word order in questions Present simple and Present continuous Present continuous for future will/won t and be going to Past continuous should/shouldn t Articles Comparatives Present perfect too and enough Superlatives Present perfect so/such that must/have to/mustn t/don t have to Present perfect to join the past and the present anybody/everybody/nobody/somebody who/which/that as as Subject and Object questions Phrasal verbs -ing form will and might First conditional much, a lot, a little bit + comparative used to Verb + back Essential English Level 4 Intermediate Word order in questions Simple and continuous tenses Present perfect for experience for and since

4 Questions with How long? Present perfect with already/just/yet Every-/Some-/Any-/No-+body/one/thing/where Verbs with two objects Present perfect or Past simple ever/never Articles and some/any can/could/be able to/managed to must(n t)/(don t) have to (all forms) How? questions with adjectives/adverbs Auxiliary verbs So / Neither Question tags should(n t) / ought (not) to Comparing with adverbs Present continuous or going to will or going to for predictions Modals of deduction (present tense) Present perfect simple or continuous Zero and first conditionals Other future sentences with unless/in case/as soon as Relative clauses with who/which/that/where/when/whose Passive voice (present simple) Other forms of the passive Second conditional for unreal/unlikely situations Past perfect Reported speech Reported questions, requests and commands Essential English Level 5 Upper Intermediate Tense review (past, present and future) Phrasal verbs Narrative tenses Be used to / Get used to Zero conditional First conditional Second conditional As v like Future forms (will, going to, Present simple, Present continuous)

5 Defining and non-defining relative clauses Question tags Reported speech Reported questions Verb + infinitive and/or Verb + gerund Future simple, Future continuous, Future perfect for predictions Past modals for speculation and obligation What + noun How adjective Articles Indirect questions Present perfect simple vs Present perfect continuous Wish and if only Third conditional More irregular participles UK and US English The future in the past, Be (about) to Quantifiers (much, many, little, a few etc.) The passive Mixed conditionals Making comparisons Linking phrases