General English language Course A1 to C2
This is a typical syllabus for each level. You will have a course book, plus some added materials from your
tutor which are suitable to your level, needs and interests. Learning objectives and typical syllabus.
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Common European Framework
of reference (CEFR) Equivalence |
Grammar Syllabus |
Vocabulary plusTopics Syllabus |
Functional
Syllabus |
A1 / A1+ |
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- Simple present
- Nouns
- Pronouns
- Articles
- Prepositions of place
- Irregular plurals
- Conjunctions
- Possessive Adjectives
- Too /very
- Can
- Short form answers
- Going to (future plans)
- Will (Offers)
- Adverbs of frequency
- Imperatives
- Past simple
- Present Continuous
- Comparatives
- Superlatives
- Irregular adverbs
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- Numbers( cardinal/ordinal) money
- Countries, nationalities and languages Times
- Days, dates, months, years and seasons
- Shops and places
- interest, sports and activities
- Jobs
- Rooms and furniture
- Colours
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Size and weight
- Body parts and appearance
- Food meals cooking
- Weather
- Transport
- Health
- Feelings and emotions
- Clothes |
- Greeting and introducing
- Buying and
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asking prices
- asking about
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personal information
- describing people and objects
- Telling the time
- Talking about routines
- Talking about frequency and time duration
- Talking about likes and dislikes
- Giving opinions
- Talking about
- Inviting / refusing / accepting / thanking
- Requesting / offerings
- Asking permission
- Giving instructions
- Making suggestions
- Talking about
- future arrangements
- Applying for a job |
A2 |
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- Present Simple
- modifiers
- future Arrangements/present progressive
- Comparatives and superlative
- Present perfect
- imperatives
- Should
- Have to/need to
- Going to future
- possessive adjectives
- Linkers: And /but/or/because
- irregular plurals
- Place and time
- Request/can/could
- Be like, Description
- Irregular verbs
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- Numbers (cardinal/ordinal)
- Countries, nationalities
- days, dates, seasons, months
- jobs
- Rooms, furniture
- Body parts, Appearance
- Health
- Transport
- Feelings and emotions
- Food meals, cooking
- shopping, prices
- personality
- Daily routines
- Hotel situations
- Leisure venues
- Biographical information
- Buildings / Monuments
- Clothes, accessories
- Travel and tourism
- Large numbers
- Work, carriers
- Education
- Life changes and events
- Political systems
- Animals
- Types of music
- House hold equipment
- Fitness and illnesses
- Families
- Street directions
- clothes
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- Giving/ justifying opinions
- routines, habits
- Feelings
- Making comparisons
- Describing and buying things
- Making decisions
- Expressing hopes
- Saying hope and obligations
- Giving instructions
- Making offers
- Apologising
- Congratulating
- saying intensions
- Asking personal questions
- Talking about rules and obligations
- saying personal experiences
- Ordering in a restaurant
- Talking about preferences
- Making deductions
- Offering and
suggesting
- Requesting
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B1 |
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- Used to infinitive
- Neither / so do i
- Reported speech
- First second conditional
- Adverbs of manner and modifiers
- Adjectives and their connotations
- Present perfect continuous
- Be able to/ can/ manage to
- Passives
- Have and have got
- Be allowed to/ be supposed to
- A/few and a/ little
- Although/ in spite of/despite
- Question tags
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- Appearances
- Clothes
- Character
- Make and do
- Travel brochures
- Cooking
- Weather
- Pets and animals
- Types of books, Films, Tv programms
- Family Relationships
- Consumer services
- Illnesses
- Participles
- Affixes
- Education |
- Describing location
- Stating preferences, Opinions
- Advising
- Making deductions
- Guessing
- Talking about possibilities / Probabilities
- Refusing/ Agreeing
- Describing
faulty goods
- Reporting requests and
orders Advising
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B2 |
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- Present perfect simple and Continuous
- Question tags
- Will, going to, Present Simple, present continuous for the future
- Future perfect
- Phrasal verbs
- Zero, first, second and conditionals
- Compounds of some, any, no, every
- Reported speech
- Conjunctions: Despite, otherwise,
Unless, although, unless
- Modals: present and perfect
- Always for frequency / + present continuous |
- Affixes
- Collocations
- Work, working conditions
- Approximations with - ish
- Transport and exploration
- Festivals and celebrations
- Connotations
- Homonyms
- Idiomatic expressions
- Euphemisms Adverbs of manner and modifiers
- Geography and climate
- Colloquial expressions and slang
- Banks / money |
- Giving opinion
- Drawing conclusions
- Making offers
- Emphasising
- Stating purpose
- Stating contrast
- Congratulating
- Guessing
- Conversing
- Debating
- Giving examples
- Adding information
- Describing cause and effects
- Summarising
- Expressing regret |
C1 / C2 |
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- Uses of continuous tenses
- Articles
- Modal verbs
- Use of would
- Order of adverbs
- Order of adjectives
- Question tags
- Future continuous
- Mixed conditionals
- Passive
- Inversions and negative adverbials
- Past perfect
- Ellipsis and elisions
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- Coincidences and experiences
- Learning and educational systems
- Age and cultural differences
- Diet and health
- Types of communication
- Moral and personal dilemmas
- Architecture
- Environmental issues
- Advertising
- Road and home
- Safety and risk
- Astrology and religions
- Current affairs
- Creativity
- Gender
- Nostalgia
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- Instructing
- Describing
- Advising
- Contradicting
- Checking and clarifying information
- Paraphrasing
- Expanding and exemplifying
- Expressing annoyance
- Speculating
- Expressing regrets
- Comparing and Contrasting
- Describing people, things and situations
- Expressing opinions Formally and informally
- Persuading
- Debating
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