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 Exchanging greetings  Days of the week and  Questions words
 Giving personal information months  Possessive adjectives and
 Using numbers, days,  Numbers and prices pronouns
months, years  Countries and nationalities  Present simple
 Asking for and telling the  Colors  There is/There are
time  Personal possessions  Imperatives
 Describing people  Parts of the body  Present continuous (now or
 Giving information about  Family and friends in progress)
objects  Food and drinks  Prepositions of place
 Describing places  Household rooms and  Modals: can, can’t, do,
 Describing habits and objects doesn’t
routines  Clothes  Simple adjectives
 Expressing likes and dislikes  Comparatives and
 Describing simple actions A1 CEFR superlatives

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English level A2 • CEFR

English communication English vocabulary English grammar
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 Describing habits and daily  Personality and feelings  Questions words
routines  Food and drinks  Adverbs of frequency
 Expressing ability and  Education  Past simple
inability  Jobs  Present continuous
 Describing past experiences  Weather  Present perfect simple
 Asking for and giving  Family and friends  Prepositions of time and
directions  Daily routines place
 Describing personality and  Free-time activities  Comparatives and
feelings  Places in towns superlatives
 Making comparisons  Body and health  Like + ing
 Describing jobs  Transport and travel  Future simple: will
 Describing places  Future: going to
 Making requests (e.g. at a A1 CEFR  Past continuous
restaurant)
 Expressing future plans A1 CEFR
 English level B1 • CEFR
English communication English vocabulary English grammar
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 Describing experiences  Feelings and emotions  Adverbs for time, degree,
and events  Travel and transport manner
 Expressing hopes and  Entertainment  Past habits and states (used
ambitions  Leisure activities to)
 Describing feelings  Sport, health and fitness  Present perfect simple
 Giving reasons  Education  Modals: should have,
 Giving opinions  News and media might have etc.
 Expressing preferences  Technology  Present continuous (future)
 Expressing certainty  Time expressions for the  Future simple: will
 Describing events in the past  Future: going to
past  Time expressions for the  Present perfect continuous
 Describing events in the future  Past continuous
future  Past perfect simple
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second)
 Future continuous
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English level B2 • CEFR

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 Describing experiences  Work and education  Compound adjectives
 Expressing opinions  Lifestyles  Adverbs for time, degree,
 Expressing agreement and  Money manner
disagreement  Crime and punishment  Relative clauses
 Giving advice with  Technology  Past perfect simple
advantages and  Media and communication  Past perfect continuous
disadvantages  Global issues  Present perfect continuous
 Making suggestions  Multi-word verbs  Passives
 Expressing feelings and  Reporting verbs  Modals of speculation
emotions  Linking expressions  Conditionals (second and third)
 Reporting events  Mixed conditionals
 Speculating about events in A1 CEFR  Reported speech
past, present, future  Future perfect simple
 Adding emphasis  Future perfect continuous
 Describing hopes and regrets
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 English level C1 • CEFR
English communication English vocabulary English grammar
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 Expressing feelings and  Life experiences and  Futures (revision)
attitudes lifestyles  Passives (all forms)
 Emphasizing an issue or a  Books and literature  Compound adjectives and
feeling  Money and business modifying gradable
 Expressing opinions  News and current affairs adjectives
tentatively  Global issues  Adverbs and adverbial phrases:
 Developing an argument  Technology degree
systematically  Scientific developments  Modals in the past
 Negotiating and conceding  Vague language  Mixed conditionals
 Describing cause and effect  Colloquial expressions  Ellipsis and substitution
 Expressing empathy and  Idiomatic expressions  Adding emphasis – cleft
sympathy sentences
 Expressing reservations A1 CEFR  Adding emphasis – inversion
 Speculating about events in with negative adverbials
past, present, future  Multiword verbs
 Discussing complex
subjects in detail A1 CEFR

English level C2 • CEFR

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 Express yourself fluently  Excellent range of  Can use a full range of
and precisely in any topic vocabulary, including grammatical structures
 Includes complex situations idiomatic expressions and accurately and appropriately
and the ability to colloquial language  Can naturally use different
communicate accurately in  Can use phrases and linguistic forms to convey finer
formal and informal settings expressions accurately with shades of meaning.
natural and sophisticated
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