Quantifiers: A lot of / Lots of
Quantifiers are words that tell us the quantity or amount of something. In English, a lot of and lots of are informal expressions used to show a large quantity. They work with both: Countable nouns […]
Quantifiers: Much/Many
Welcome to our detailed lesson on using much and many in English! Quantifiers like these help us express quantity. We use much with uncountable nouns (things you cannot count one by one) and many with
Adverb Placement
Welcome to our lesson on Adverb Placement! Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs by providing extra information about how, when, where, and how often an action occurs. Knowing where to place adverbs in a
Reading Practice: A1 Level – My First Bicycle
Today’s story is about my very first bicycle. It is a special day when I learn to ride and explore new places. Let’s read, listen, and learn new words together! 🚲✨ Listen to the story
Writing Practice A1- Writing About Your Favorite Animal
Hello! Today we’ll learn how to write about your favorite animal in English. This lesson will help you describe the animal’s name, appearance, behavior, and why you like it. Get ready for a fun writing
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Writing Practice A1- Writing About Your Family
Hello! Today, we will learn how to write about your family in a simple, clear, and fun way. This lesson will help you describe the members of your family and share what makes your family
Listening and Speaking A1: Home and Neighborhood
Your home is a very important place. In this lesson, you will learn words and phrases to talk about your house or apartment, the different rooms and furniture inside, and your neighborhood or town. Let’s
Reading Practice: A1 Level – A Day at the Park
Today’s story is about spending a lovely day at the park. Can you hear the birds singing and children laughing? Let’s read, imagine, and learn together as we enjoy this relaxing story! 🌳☀️ Listen to
Basic Intensifiers very, really
Welcome to this lesson on Basic Intensifiers! In English, we often use intensifiers like very and really to add extra emphasis to adjectives and adverbs. These words help to express a higher degree or a
Wh-Questions as Objects
Welcome to this detailed lesson on Wh- Questions as Objects in English! In this lesson, you’ll learn how to form questions where the wh- word (such as who, what, whom, where, when, why, and how)