level A 1
Time:
6am – 10pm
Days:
Monday to Saturday
Class
Hour: 920 / 180 / 240 minutes
Mode:
Online & Offline
Hours:
40/ 60 / 90 / 120
Cost:
Rs. 40K ~120K respectively
Batch
Size: upto 50 students
LEVEL A1
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GRAMMAR
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• To
be
• To
have
• Present
simple
• Present
progressive (for actions in progress now)
• Past
simple
• Future
(present progressive for arrangements, “going to” for intentions and
predicting the future based on present evidence, will for decisions taken at
that moment)
• Can
(ability/permission) / could (permission or request)
• Must*
/ mustn’t*
• Would
like (I’d, you’d etc.)
• Prepositions
of place
• Prepositions
of movement
• Prepositions
of time
• Have
got
• Definite
and indefinite article, zero article
• Possessive
adjectives and pronouns
• Demonstrative
adjectives
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• Personal
pronouns (subject)
• Personal
pronouns (object)
• Plurals
(regular, irregular)
• There
is/there are
• Some/any
• Countable/uncountable
nouns
• Possessive
“s” (Peter’s house)
• Much/many/a
lot of
• Like
/ love / enjoy / hate + -ing
• Frequency
adverbs
• Comparatives
and superlatives
• Imperatives
• Impersonal
use of ‘you’*
• Basic
adverbs (slowly / quickly, etc.) *
• Good
/ well*
• And,
but, or
• Present
time expressions: every day, on
• Mondays,
now, at the moment, in this period
• Past
time expressions: ago, in the 80s, last Monday, yesterday, yesterday evening
/ last night etc.
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VOCABULARY
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Alphabet, numbers and colors
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Countries and nationalities
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Jobs
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Days of the week, months and seasons
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Classroom language
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Office vocabulary
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Rooms and furniture
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Parts of the body
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Family members
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Clothes
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Appearance and personality
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• Food
and drink
• Music,
sports, hobbies
• Means
of transport
• Time
• Weather
• Holidays
and travel
• Health/illnesses
• Places
• Shops
• Personal
routine
• Everyday
objects (identity card, driving license, tissues, matches, etc.)
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FUNCTIONS
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Introducing yourself and asking questions about others
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Greeting people / meeting people
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Asking and saying what people do
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Describing people’s appearance and character
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Asking for and giving personal details: age, height, etc.
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Describing a place
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Describing a photo (N.B. essential for the second part of the oral paper)
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Asking for information
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Asking and saying how much things are
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Ordering a meal
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Asking for and telling the time
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Asking and telling the day / date
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Talking about people’s homes
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Talking about likes and dislikes
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Talking about routine activities
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Talking about the weather
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Talking about ability and skills
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Talking about one’s health
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Talking about the future: arrangements
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Asking and saying how often
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Asking for and giving directions
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Asking and saying what is happening
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Asking and saying what people are wearing/doing
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Asking and saying what people usually wear/do
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Asking and saying how you feel
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Describing objects and giving information (shape, size, weight, colour,
purpose)
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Talking about the past
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Making comparisons
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Expressing preferences and giving opinions (like / don’t like / I think)
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Asking for permission
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Talking about one’s holidays
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Basic telephone language
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Writing a postcard
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Recognition and interpretation of simple notices and instructions
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Filling in of simple forms, e.g. boarding cards
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USEFUL
EXPRESSIONS
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· Anything
else?
· Give
(me) a hand
· Give
(me) a lift
· Let’s
go!
· What
is X like? / What was X like?
· What’s
on (at the cinema/on television)?
· To
be + adjective (cold / hot / thirsty / hungry / right / wrong)
· To
be afraid of
· To
be asleep
· To
be away
· To
be busy
· To
be (at) home
· To
be interested in
· To
have a bath / shower / a break / a rest / a good journey / a holiday, etc.
· To
have a good time / a good holiday, etc.
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· To
have flu / a cold / a cough / a temperature / stomach-ache / toothache / a
headache / backache / a sore throat
· How
long does it take ….?
· To
be well / ill
· To
have (breakfast / lunch / dinner, a snack, etc.)
· To
be in a hurry
· To
be late / early / on time
· To
be out / in
· See
you on ….
· Here
you are!
· Hurry
up!
· To
get a fine
· Take
part in
· Spend
(time) + ing
· I
think so / I don’t think so
· I’m
afraid (sorry)
· See
you …
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PHRASAL
VERBS
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· Ask
for
· Call
back
· Get
up
· Get
in/out of (car)
· Get
on/off (bus, etc.)
· Go
out with
· Hold
on
· Pay
(somebody) for
· Wake
up
· Turn
on/off
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· Switch
on/off
· Put
on /take off (clothes)
· Take
off (plane)
· Try
on (clothes)
· Look
at
· Look
for
· Look
after
· Wait
for
· Wake
up
· Fill
in
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General
(It is impossible to cover all lexical fields here. This section should be
further developed according to students’ needs, ability and interests)
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Adjectives
to describe appearance and personality:
pretty,
beautiful / ugly; fair / dark; fat / thin, slim; happy / sad, unhappy; old /
young; strong / weak; tall / short; hungry; ill / well; thirsty; hungry;
angry; tired, exhausted; shocked; stressed; busy; lazy; poor / rich; kind;
famous; stupid, silly / intelligent, clever, smart
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General
adjectives:
cheap
/ expensive; clean / dirty; easy / difficult; late / early; fast, quick /
slow; nice, good, fantastic / bad, terrible, horrible; boring / interesting;
useful / useless; heavy / light; old / new / old / young; cold / hot, warm
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Adjectives
to describe weather:
cloudy;
sunny; windy; cold / hot; freezing; foggy; rainy, wet; damp; humid; grey,
dull; stormy
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Adjectives
to describe towns, villages:
quiet
/ noisy; industrious; agricultural; busy; crowded; polluted
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Expressions
and words linked to restaurants:
menu;
names of food and drink; course; waiter; knife, fork, spoon; bill; I’ll have;
I’d like; Would you like ..?; book a table
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Expressions
and words linked to shopping:
to
do the shopping; to go shopping; can I help you?; can I try it on?; what size
are you?; have you got a larger / smaller size?; suit; fit; just looking;
anything else?; changing room; shop window; tight / loose; pay by credit card,
debit card, cheque, in cash / I’ll buy, pay etc.
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Expressions
and words linked to giving directions:
Excuse
me. Can you tell me the way to …?; the (first) on the right / left; turn
right, turn left; go straight on; go past the … ; you can’t miss it; roundabout;
traffic lights; as far as; car park; crossroads; junction; level crossing;
pedestrian / zebra crossing; flyover; bridge; subway; over there; Is there a
(bank) near here?
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Expressions
and words linked to travel:
catch
a train / a bus; miss a train / a bus; (the train) is now boarding; platform;
ticket office; information desk; gate; book a single / double room / a
flight; ferry-boat; arrive at / in
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Holiday
language:
to
go on holiday / to be on holiday; to go to the seaside; to go to the mountains;
at the seaside; in the mountains; stay in a hotel; beach – sandy, stony,
rocky; sea – calm, rough, polluted, clean; crowded / deserted; sun bed;
protective cream; sunbathe; tanned; deck chair; towel; (build) sand castles;
night life; promenade; hotel, guest house; half board, full board; go for a
walk; climbing; surfing; swimming; look for (mushrooms); go sightseeing; rent
a flat
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Talking
about health:
have
a headache; have toothache; have stomach-ache; have a cold; have a sore
throat; have a pain (in the leg / arm); suffer from …
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Expressions
and words linked to telephone conversations:
Hello;
Can I speak to …?; Can I take a message?; This is … ; … (John) speaking; hold
on; call back later; I’m afraid he’s in a meeting /out
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Compound
nouns: alarm clock;
bus
stop; compact disc (CD); police station; swimming pool; telephone number;
baby-sitter; driving licence; air conditioning; mineral water; science
fiction; junk food; native speaker
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Describing
pictures:
in
the foreground / background / the middle; at the bottom / top (of)
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Set
phrases:
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Yes, please; No, thank you;
You’re welcome; Don’t mention it; How are you?; Fine, thanks; How do you do?;
Pleased to meet you; Nice to meet you
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Easily
confused words:
to
miss / to lose; to borrow / to lend
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Prepositional
phrases and prepositions to be used with nouns, verbs and adjectives:
by
car, etc.; in front of; in the end; off the coast; on foot; on the phone; on
the beach; on the corner; on the (first) floor; on the left / on the right;
on the train; on TV; on the radio; on the Internet; to speak to; married to;
in good condition
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