Questions and Answers
Which mode of transport is typically used for long-distance travel?
Which phrase indicates a person's opinion about a hobby?
Which adjective would best describe a person's mood if they received good news?
What phrase would you use to express discomfort due to an illness?
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Which phrase would you use when asking for information about cost?
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Which article correctly completes the sentence: 'She wants ___ apple from the store.'?
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What is included in the topic of Personal Information at the A1 level?
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Which verbs are typically introduced at the A1 level?
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Which of the following is NOT typically taught in the Clothing and Accessories topic?
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Which basic shapes are commonly introduced at the A1 level?
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What type of vocabulary is typically covered in the Weather and Seasons topic?
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What is a common activity included in the Daily Routine topic?
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Which of the following best describes the content of the Greetings and Polite Expressions topic?
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What type of vocabulary is introduced in the Food and Drinks topic?
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Study Notes
Teaching English at A1 Level
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Alphabet and Numbers
- Recognize and pronounce English alphabet letters.
- Learn to count and write numbers from 1 to 100.
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Personal Information
- Practice introducing oneself, including name, age, and nationality.
- Engage in simple question-and-answer exchanges about personal details.
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Family and Friends
- Familiarize with family member vocabulary: mother, father, brother, sister, etc.
- Describe relationships and understand basic family structures.
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Daily Routine
- Identify common daily activities: waking up, eating breakfast, attending school/work.
- Understand and use expressions related to different times of the day.
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Classroom Language
- Learn names of basic classroom objects: pen, book, desk, etc.
- Follow simple classroom instructions: "open your book," "listen," "repeat."
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Common Verbs and Pronouns
- Introduce regular and irregular verbs such as 'to be', 'to have', 'to go.'
- Familiarize with subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
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Greetings and Polite Expressions
- Use basic greetings such as "hello," "good morning/afternoon/evening."
- Incorporate polite expressions: "please," "thank you," "excuse me," and "sorry."
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Colors, Shapes, and Sizes
- Study basic color vocabulary: red, blue, green, etc.
- Identify basic geometric shapes: circle, square, triangle.
- Describe size differences using terms like big, small, tall, and short.
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Food and Drinks
- Learn vocabulary for common food and drink items: bread, fruit, water, etc.
- Recognize simple meal categories: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
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Weather and Seasons
- Acquire basic weather-related vocabulary: sunny, rainy, cloudy, etc.
- Understand the seasons of the year: spring, summer, fall/autumn, winter.
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Clothing and Accessories
- Familiarize with clothing vocabulary: shirt, pants, shoes, etc.
- Describe clothing using adjectives for color, size, and type.
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Places in Town
- Identify common locations: school, hospital, park, store.
- Use basic directional phrases: left, right, straight.
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Transport
- Learn vocabulary for modes of transport: car, bus, train, bicycle.
- Understand simple phrases pertaining to transportation activities: "taking a bus," "riding a bike."
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Hobbies and Leisure Activities
- Discover common hobbies and interests: reading, swimming, playing sports.
- Use phrases to express personal preferences: "I like…" or "I enjoy…".
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Health and Body
- Learn body part vocabulary: head, arm, leg, etc.
- Practice health-related expressions: "I have a headache," "I feel sick."
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Basic Grammar Structures
- Understand simple present tense usage: "I eat," "You read," "He/She goes."
- Employ articles: a, an, the, as well as basic prepositions of place: in, on, at.
- Use possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her.
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Shopping and Numbers
- Learn to ask about prices and quantities in English.
- Practice phrases related to shopping: "How much is this?" "I’d like…," "Do you have…?"
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Basic Adjectives
- Study common adjectives: happy, sad, hot, cold, etc.
- Utilize adjectives in describing people, places, and things.
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Phone and Internet
- Acquire vocabulary for phone and internet interactions: call, text, email, website.
- Practice simple phrases for online or phone communication.
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Holidays and Traditions
- Learn names of common holidays: Christmas, New Year, birthday, etc.
- Describe ways in which different holidays are celebrated.
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Test your knowledge on fundamental topics covered in A1 level English teaching. This quiz includes topics like the alphabet, numbers, and personal information. Enhance your understanding of basic English concepts to build a strong foundation for language learning.
