Beginner English Course

Lesson 1 • Basic Phonics Rules

Teaches letter-sound correspondences and simple decoding rules. Students apply these rules to sound out unfamiliar words independently.

Lesson 2 • Pronunciation and Mouth Position

Covers correct mouth, tongue, and lip placement for English sounds. Reduces accent interference and improves listener comprehension.

Lesson 3 • The English Alphabet

Introduces all 26 letters, their names, and printed forms. Builds the visual foundation needed for reading and writing every subsequent lesson.

Lesson 1 • Vocabulary Learning Strategies

Teaches flashcard use, context clues, and spaced repetition for independent vocabulary growth. Students build habits that extend learning beyond the classroom.

Lesson 2 • Word Families and Spelling Patterns

Groups words by shared roots and spelling patterns to accelerate vocabulary retention. Students use pattern recognition to decode new words.

Lesson 3 • People, Places, and Things

Covers nouns for family members, everyday locations, and common objects. Provides the naming vocabulary required for simple sentence construction.

Lesson 4 • Action Words and Descriptors

Introduces high-frequency verbs and adjectives used in daily life. Students pair these words with nouns to form meaningful phrases.

Lesson 1 • Punctuation and Capitalization

Covers sentence-ending punctuation, commas, and capitalization rules for proper nouns and sentence starts. Students write readable, correctly formatted sentences.

Lesson 2 • Articles and Basic Nouns

Explains the use of a, an, and the with singular and plural nouns. Correct article use is essential for natural-sounding English sentences.

Lesson 3 • The Verb To Be

Covers all present-tense forms of 'to be' and their use in descriptions and identifications. This verb appears in nearly every beginner conversation.

Lesson 4 • Simple Present Tense

Teaches the simple present for habits, facts, and routines using regular and common irregular verbs. Students describe daily life accurately.

Lesson 1 • Greetings and Introductions

Teaches formal and informal greetings, farewells, and self-introduction phrases. Students practice the exchanges most likely to occur on their first day in an English environment.

Lesson 2 • Asking and Answering Questions

Covers wh- question words and yes/no question forms for personal information. Students exchange basic facts about name, age, nationality, and occupation.

Lesson 3 • Expressing Needs and Requests

Introduces polite request forms using can, could, and would like. Students ask for help, directions, and items in everyday settings.

Lesson 4 • Phone and Digital Communication

Covers basic phrases for phone calls, text messages, and simple emails. Students communicate essential information in common digital formats.

Lesson 1 • Reading Short Paragraphs

Introduces topic sentences, supporting details, and paragraph structure in short texts. Students identify the main idea and two or three key details.

Lesson 2 • Vocabulary in Context

Teaches strategies for guessing unknown words using surrounding text clues. Students reduce dictionary dependence and read more fluently.

Lesson 3 • Reading Environmental Print

Focuses on signs, labels, and notices found in public spaces. Students decode real-world text they encounter daily before tackling longer passages.

Lesson 1 • Writing Complete Sentences

Reviews sentence components and common errors such as fragments and run-ons. Students write grammatically complete sentences before combining them into paragraphs.

Lesson 2 • Editing and Proofreading

Teaches a simple checklist approach to reviewing spelling, grammar, and punctuation in written work. Students improve accuracy through self-correction habits.

Lesson 3 • Paragraph Structure Basics

Introduces the topic sentence, body sentences, and concluding sentence as a three-part structure. Students organize ideas before writing to improve coherence.

Lesson 4 • Filling Out Forms and Notes

Covers writing personal information on forms and composing brief informal notes. Students practice the most common real-world writing tasks for beginners.

Lesson 1 • Telling Stories and Recounting Events

Combines past tense skills with sequencing words to produce a short narrative. Students tell a personal story of three to five sentences in spoken and written form.

Lesson 2 • Future Plans with Going To

Introduces going to for planned future actions and intentions. Students distinguish going to from will and use both correctly in context.

Lesson 3 • Simple Past Tense: Irregular Verbs

Covers the 40 most common irregular past forms through pattern grouping and repetition. Students use irregular verbs accurately in spoken and written narratives.

Lesson 4 • Simple Future with Will

Teaches will for predictions, promises, and spontaneous decisions. Students make statements and questions about future events using will and won't.

Lesson 1 • Health and Medical Situations

Introduces body part vocabulary, symptom descriptions, and phrases for medical appointments. Students communicate health needs clearly to a provider.

Lesson 2 • Shopping and Money

Covers price vocabulary, asking about products, and completing a purchase transaction. Students use numbers, polite requests, and basic negotiation phrases.

Lesson 3 • Eating Out and Ordering Food

Covers restaurant vocabulary, ordering from a menu, and handling dietary preferences. Students complete a full restaurant interaction from arrival to payment.

Lesson 4 • Getting Around: Directions and Transport

Teaches direction vocabulary, prepositions of movement, and phrases for using public transport. Students ask for and follow directions in an unfamiliar area.