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
- 24 Lessons
- 9 Weeks
- Section 1: First Greetings and Simple Introductions5 ItemsBegin speaking English with common greetings, personal introductions, the verb “be,” subject pronouns, alphabet practice, and useful polite expressions.
- Section 2: Sharing Personal Details and Asking Questions5 ItemsLearn numbers, countries, nationalities, contact details, possessive adjectives, and simple questions for exchanging basic personal information confidently.
- Section 3: Daily Routines, Time, and Present Simple5 ItemsDescribe a typical day using routine vocabulary, clock times, the present simple, frequency words, and basic questions about everyday habits and schedules.
- Section 4: Family, Home, and Describing Everyday Things5 ItemsTalk about family members and homes using possessive forms, have got, there is and there are, furniture words, and basic prepositions of place.
- Section 5: Food, Shopping, and Ordering with Confidence5 ItemsUse food and shopping vocabulary, countable and uncountable nouns, quantity words, prices, polite requests, and useful expressions for cafés and stores.
- Section 6: Around Town, Directions, Travel, and Plans5 ItemsBuild confidence outside the home by naming town places, asking for directions, discussing transport, describing current actions, and making simple plans.

