Self-Guided Courses
Hello and welcome to Level 1 – Starters!
In this level, we start with the basics, you will learn simple words, easy sentences, and how to talk about yourself.
You will practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
This level is perfect if you are new to English, Don’t worry—we go step by step.
By the end of this level, you will be able to have small conversations and feel more confident.
Let’s begin your English journey together! If you are not sure this is your level, take the test!
Click below to take the Level 1 test.
You need 16 correct answers to pass.
If you pass, you will move to Level 2 – English Roots.
Good luck!
PRE-PRINCIPIANTES
What you learn!
30 lesson topics
1. What's your name?
* Grammar: Verb “to be” – affirmative
* Vocabulary: Titles, names, alphabet
* Speaking: Introduce yourself
* Listening: “Hi, my name is...”
2. Say Hello and good bye
* Grammar: Verb “to be” – negative
* Vocabulary: Greetings
* Speaking: Say hello and good bye
* Listening: "Hello I am"
3. Numbers
* Grammar: Verb “to be” – questions
* Vocabulary: His, Her
* Speaking: Say phone numbers 1-20
* Listening:"What's his phone number"
3. Where Are You From?
* Grammar: Verb “to be” – questions
* Vocabulary: Countries and nationalities
* Speaking: Ask “Where are you from?”
* Listening: Interview with people from different countries
4. What is he like?
* Grammar: Verb “to be” - all forms
* Vocabulary: Feelings (happy, sad, tired)
* Speaking: Say how you feel and what you are like
* Listening: "I’m not tired today"
5. Introduce Yourself and Your Family
* Grammar: Personal pronouns (I, you, he, she...)
* Vocabulary: Family
* Speaking: Talk about family members
* Listening: “He is my brother. She is my mom.”
5. Describe what's in your backpack
6. Identify things near and far
7. Talk about what you like
8. Talk About what you like 2
8. Talk about what you have
9. Ask “Do you have...?”
Grammar: There is / There are
Vocabulary: Rooms and furniture
Speaking: Describe a room
Listening: “There is a table in the kitchen.”
11. Give simple commands
12. Say where things are
Vocabulary: Verbs of ability (run, swim, dance)
Speaking: Say what you can or can’t do
Listening: “I can swim but I can’t drive.”
14. Whose shirt is this?
15. Talk about your day
16. Say what you don’t do
17. Ask “What do you do on Mondays?”
18. Ask and answer yes/no questions
19. Practice short question-answer exchanges
20. Talk about your favorite food
21. “I see her every day.”
22. Say when things happen
23. Ask how much things cost
24. Say your birthday
25. Say what you enjoy doing
26. Describe a friend
27. How do you feel?
28. Give simple explanations
29. Talk about your week
