Study Materials:
- Lesson Videos
- Lesson Documents
- Tests
- Worksheets
For ages: 8 and above
A2 Grammar - Chapter 1 - 7
Comprehensive
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Course Introduction
Course Details
- use familiar everyday expressions and basic phrases
- introduce yourself and others
- ask and answer questions about personal details such as where you live, what you do, who you know and things you have
- interact with others in simple conversation
Suitable for: students of all ages who want to improve their English grammar and work towards an internationally recognised standard of proficiency
especially useful for advanced beginners (above a basic level but need to add to that level) in English proficiency or those who are returning to study after a period of absence and want to relearn principles of English grammar
also suitable for school pupils to supplement English classes [from Y5+ / grade 4 +/ age 8+]; or university students wanting to improve or maintain English skills.generally: improve the use of grammar and aid in conversational English.
Study time: this course involves approximately 30 – 40 hours of study
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Certificate: a certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the course
Course content: multi-media course comprising 7 chapters covering these important elements of English grammar:
Comprehensive course materials are provided which include:
- lesson videos
- progress tests
- PDFs of everything
- 7 Chapter assessments
- Final assessment – comprehensive end-of-course assessment leading to the award of the certificate
Lessons Plan
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Course Introduction
Course Introduction
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Present tense review -
Lesson 2
Using present simple for the future -
Lesson 3
Using present continuous for the future -
Lesson 4
Using present continuous for temporary situations -
Lesson 5
Stative verbs -
Lesson 6
Present simple OR present continuous? -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 1
Assessment
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Past tense review -
Lesson 2
Past simple with irregular verbs -
Lesson 3
Commonly used irregular verbs -
Lesson 4
Past simple for completed actions -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 2
Assessment
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Present perfect forms -
Lesson 2
Spelling and pronunciation for past participle regular verbs -
Lesson 3
Past participle irregular verbs -
Lesson 4
Uses: life experiences (ever & never) -
Lesson 5
Past simple OR present perfect? -
Lesson 6
Been OR Gone? -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 3
Assessment
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Review of future simple -
Lesson 2
Uses of future simple with will -
Lesson 3
Will & Won’t for requests, offers, refusals and promises -
Lesson 4
Uses of future simple using be going to -
Lesson 5
Be going to for predictions -
Lesson 6
Will or be going to? -
Lesson 7
Future simple or present tenses? -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 4
Assessment
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Review of gerunds -
Lesson 2
Review of infinitives -
Lesson 3
Grammar patterns with gerunds -
Lesson 4
Infinitive of purpose -
Lesson 5
Gerund or infinitive? Part One: verb + gerund -
Lesson 6
Gerund or infinitive? Part Two: verb + infinitive -
Lesson 7
Gerund or infinitive? Part Three: verbs followed by gerund or infinitive -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 5
Assessment
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Review of nouns -
Lesson 2
Articles for nouns -
Lesson 3
Indefinite articles -
Lesson 4
Definite article -
Lesson 5
Nouns already talked about in the conversation -
Lesson 6
Talking in general -
Lesson 7
Articles with countries and cities, and with languages and people -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 6
Assessment
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Introduction
Introduction -
Lesson 1
Review of determiners -
Lesson 2
Using of with review of determiners quantifiers -
Lesson 3
enough, enough of, not enough (of) -
Lesson 4
Plenty (of) -
Lesson 5
not any, no, none, none of -
Lesson 6
Every, each, all -
A2 Grammar Assessment - Chapter 7
Assessment