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Grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking and pronunciation from A1 to C1. Pick a topic or follow a path.

Learning paths

From zeroA1–A2 · 52 lessonsFor schoolA2–B1 · 29 lessonsFor universityB2–C1 · 21 lessonsFor workA2–B2 · 12 lessons

A1 Level A1

  1. Family and peopleWords for your family and the people around you, how to talk about age and marriage, and the words that do not match Ukrainian or Russian.
  2. Numbers, dates and timeHow to say and write numbers, years, dates and clock times, with the British and American differences you will meet.
  3. Daily routineThe verbs and set phrases for an ordinary day, from waking up to going to bed, and the small words that learners often add or drop.
  4. Food and drinkEveryday food and drink, meals, and ordering in a café, with the nouns that cannot be counted and the words that look like Ukrainian or Russian.
  5. Home and furnitureRooms, furniture and things in the kitchen, how to describe where you live, and the British way of numbering floors.
  6. Clothes and coloursEveryday clothes, shoes and colours, the verbs wear, put on and try on, and the clothes words that are always plural.

A2 Level A2

  1. City and transportPlaces in a town, buses, trains and tickets, asking for and giving directions, and the small prepositions that go with transport.
  2. Shopping and moneyShops, prices, paying and sizes, how to say amounts of money, and the verb pairs that learners mix up, such as lend and borrow.
  3. Travel and holidaysWords for planning a trip, the airport, hotels and sightseeing, and the difference between travel, trip and journey.
  4. Health and the bodyWords for parts of the body, common illnesses and a visit to the doctor, with the verbs English uses to talk about pain.
  5. Weather and natureWords for the weather, the seasons and the landscape, and the patterns English uses with them, such as it is raining, a sunny day and in winter.
  6. Hobbies and sportHow to talk about free time: common hobbies and sports, the verbs play, go and do, and phrases for saying how often and how well you do things.

B1 Level B1

  1. Work and jobsWords for jobs, workplaces and working conditions, and how to say what you do, apply for a job and describe your working day.
  2. School and universityWords for school subjects, exams and university life, the British and American terms learners meet, and the verbs that go with them.
  3. Feelings and characterAdjectives for emotions and personality, the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives, and the prepositions that follow words like afraid and proud.
  4. Technology and the internetEveryday words for devices, apps and being online, the verbs English uses with them, and the small words learners often get wrong: on, online, log in.

B2 Level B2

  1. The environment and climateWords and collocations for environmental problems and solutions, from emissions and pollution to renewable energy, as used in the news and in essays.
  2. Media and the newsWords for newspapers, broadcasting and online news, the special language of headlines, and the vocabulary you need to judge whether a source is reliable.
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