An A1-level English course is designed for beginners, focusing on building a foundation in the language. The course typically covers basic grammar, vocabulary, and common expressions used in everyday situations. Here's what you might expect from such a course:

1. Vocabulary

• Basic Greetings & Introductions: Learning how to say hello, goodbye, ask someone’s name, talk about where you're from, and discuss simple personal details.
• Numbers & Time: Learn how to count, tell the time, and talk about dates.
• Family & Friends: Words related to family members, relationships, and simple descriptions of people.
• Daily Activities: Vocabulary for things you do regularly (e.g., eating, working, studying, shopping).

2. Grammar

• Present Simple Tense: Used for talking about regular actions, routines, and facts (e.g., "I work," "She plays tennis").
• Articles: Introduction to "a," "an," and "the."
• Pronouns: Learning personal pronouns like "I," "you," "he," "she," etc.
• There is/There are: How to describe the existence of things (e.g., "There is a book on the table").
• Basic Question Forms: Simple questions like "What is your name?" or "Where are you from?"

3. Speaking & Listening

• Pronunciation: Focus on clear pronunciation of simple words and phrases.
• Simple Conversations: Engaging in short dialogues about familiar topics (e.g., introducing yourself, ordering food, asking for directions).
• Listening Practice: Listening to slow and clear dialogues or short conversations to improve comprehension.

4. Reading & Writing

• Reading Short Texts: Simple stories, notices, or advertisements to develop reading skills.
• Writing Short Sentences: Writing basic sentences and paragraphs, like introducing yourself or describing your day.