English A1 from Scratch: Speak with Confidence
Welcome to English for Beginners – A1! Learn English step by step with simple explanations, practical examples, vocabulary exercises, grammar lessons, listening practice, and interactive quizzes. In this course, you will learn how to introduce yourself, greet people, ask basic …
Overview
Welcome to English for Beginners – A1!
Learn English step by step with simple explanations, practical examples, vocabulary exercises, grammar lessons, listening practice, and interactive quizzes.
In this course, you will learn how to introduce yourself, greet people, ask basic questions, use everyday expressions, and build your first English sentences.
This course is designed for beginners with no previous knowledge of English.
Start learning today and build your confidence in English!
Curriculum
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 18 Lessons
- 9 Weeks
- Start Speaking: Greetings, Names, and Introductions4 ItemsBegin with friendly greetings, useful classroom phrases, and simple introductions. Practice speaking and listening through short, confidence-building conversations.
- Share Personal Information with Simple Questions4 ItemsUse the verb be to share age, country, and basic details. Form simple questions and give clear short answers in friendly everyday conversations.
- Numbers, Time, Dates, and School-Day Language4 ItemsUse numbers confidently, tell the time, discuss days and dates, and communicate in class. Build practical skills for schedules and school routines.
- Talk About Family, People, and Things You Own4 ItemsDescribe family members, appearance, personality, and possessions. Use have, possessive forms, and useful adjectives in meaningful conversations.
- Describe Daily Routines, Likes, and Free Time4 ItemsUse the simple present to discuss school days, habits, hobbies, and preferences. Ask follow-up questions and keep short conversations going.
- Communicate in Common Everyday English Situations4 ItemsApply A1 English in cafés, shops, and around town. Practice polite requests, prices, directions, listening, and complete real-life conversations.

