Here you will learn the grammar and vocabulary that will allow you to hold a conversation in English on your work, routine, family and many other things.There are many links here to original material for you to explore. Remember, you don't need to understand eveything - just do what you can.
This level corresponds with CEF level A2.2
The following books and courses are recommended for this level. Click on them to find out more:
face2face Pre-Intermediate
New Headway Pre-intermediate
New English File Pre-intermediate
3 tips:
Be patient. you don't need to learn or understand everything at once. Take one step at a time.
Practice, practice, practice! The more you use the language, the easier it becomes.
Take notes. Make your own examples with what you learn. That makes it easier to learn and understand.
Ready? Just click on the first link and away we go.
food vocabulary (1)
food vocabulary (2)
Explore the website. Find a recipe to try, and read about the different campaigns that Jamie is involved in. Say which interest you the most here
Free Time vocabulary quiz
revision game
Explore the website on volunteering. How could you help in your neighbourhood? Tell us here
Past Simple Quiz
online chat room. sign up and chat to other students
have to
listen to the song and read the lyrics
Read about unusual jobs. Are there any you would like to do? Tell us here
Read about some health and safety rules. Which are the craziest? Tell us here
explore the site to listen to and read about music
Explore the website about watching TV. Which facts are most surprising? Tell us here
Look at this site for improving your writing. Choose a topic and agree or disagree, giving your reasons here.
nightlife listening activity
will / won't for predictions (1)
will / won't for predictions (2)
read some predictions about the future of life on Earth. Choose a topic to tell us about it here.
explore the website about space . Choose a topic and tell us about it here.
watch a video on Sentence stress
Explore the site on future transportation. Which would you like to use? Tell us here
further character vocabulary
Comparative and Superlative
learn about and listen to a radio drama from the BBC
Read this article on choosing the right holiday for you.
Explain your choice here.
Explain your choice here.
Explore the site to decide on the best holiday for you. Did you get any good ideas?
present perfect + for and since (1)
present perfect + for and since (2)
present perfect or past simple (1)
present perfect or past simple (2)
should / shouldn't 2
read this advice on learning English. Make a note on what you should, shouldn't and have to do to improve, and tell us what you think is most useful here.
Watch a video. What cultural differences do these young men from Sudan find in the USA? Tell us here
adjectives for places
choose one of several videos on UK cities. Make some notes describing the city.
share a short description of your city with visitors
first conditional (1)
first conditional (2)
watch a video on neighbours. What are the problems, and how do these people try to find solutions? Do you have any problems with your neighbours? Tell us here
Read about some people's problems. What advice can you give? Tell us here
-ed pronunciation help
Watch a video on exotic pets. Which would you like?
What problems might you have? Tell us here
Passive Voice, Present Simple
Passive Voice, Past Simple
Watch a video on shopping in Camden, London,
then do the activities
Write about what shopping was like when you were a child here.
present perfect + yet, just, already 2
listen to news stories then answer the questions
Watch a video on 100 things to do before you die. Have you done any of those things? Make your own list of 10 things and explain your choices here.
Second Conditional 2
Watch a video. How did the magician prepare for this event? Look for more information online. How did the stunt end?
Read an article on saving money. Which points you agree with? Say how they would effect you. Ask your friends how they save money, and tell us what they said here.
Remember, your English will only improve if you use it!
Here are some tips and advice. Select the best ones for you and share your own here.
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