Teenage Beginner Spoken English (A1, A2)

Speaking Practice (40%)

• Develop confidence in speaking through fun, interactive activities and real-life scenarios:
  • Introducing yourself and others: Sharing details about hobbies, school, and family.
  • Simple everyday conversations: (e.g., chatting with friends, asking for help).
  • Talking about school life: Discussing subjects, exams, and teachers.
  • Shopping and ordering food: (e.g., “How much is this?” “I’d like a pizza.”).
  • Sharing opinions: Learning how to express likes and dislikes.
  • Describing daily routines and weekend plans.
• Group discussions, role-plays, and question-answer activities for fluency.

Vocabulary Building (25%)

Learn words and phrases teenagers use in their daily lives:

• Greetings and Social Phrases: Casual and polite expressions for school and friends.
• Goodbyes and Farewells: Saying goodbye in different ways.
• School Vocabulary 
• Hobbies and Activities 
• Verbs for Daily Actions
• Colors, Sizes, and Qualities 
• Food and Drinks: Names of common meals and snacks 
• Numbers, Time, and Days 

Grammar (25%)

Master the essential grammar needed to create accurate and clear sentences:

1. Nouns: Singular, plural, common, proper, and countable/uncountable.
2. Pronouns: Subject (I, you), Object (me, them), and Possessive (mine, yours).
3. Articles: Definite (the) and Indefinite (a, an).
4. Verbs: Action and state verbs, modal verbs (can, must, should).
5. Tenses:
   • Simple (Present, Past, Future)
   • Continuous (Present and Past)
6. Adjectives: Describing words 
7. Adverbs: Manner, Frequency and Degree
8. Prepositions: Place, Time 
9. Conjunctions: Connecting words 
10. Sentence Structures: Affirmative, negative, and questions.