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Am, is and are
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First sentences
A and an: listen to the first sound
Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
8 questions · 1 writing task · answer explanations
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One book, two books: singular and plural
Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
8 questions · 1 writing task · answer explanations
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Have and has: talk about what you have
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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Talk about your day in the present simple
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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Ask questions with do and does
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
8 questions · 1 writing task · answer explanations
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Talk about yesterday: the past simple
Beginners · Class 4+ or adults
8 questions · 1 writing task · answer explanations
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Polite English for everyday requests
School, college and adult beginners
8 questions · 1 writing task · answer explanations
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Read short words: cat, pen, sit, hop, sun
Early readers · Class 1–3 with support
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Eight useful English words and their meanings
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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