A1–A2: Grammar Foundations

1

I can use am, is and are to talk about people, things and places. I can make simple statements, questions and negatives with be.

2

I can choose a subject pronoun for a person, thing or group. I can use my, your, his, her, its, our and their before a noun.

3

I can choose a or an before a singular countable noun. I can use a or an for jobs and when I mention something for the first time.

4

I can talk about my everyday routine. I can use -s, -es, -ies, have and has with he, she and it.

5

I can make present simple questions with do and does. I can make negatives and short answers with don't and doesn't.

6

I can describe an action I can see now. I can make present continuous negatives and questions.

7

I can choose the present simple for routines and facts. I can use the present continuous for actions happening now.

8

I can make simple sentences about people and daily life. I can choose the present simple or present continuous.

9

I can make regular and common irregular plural nouns. I can talk about food with uncountable nouns and containers.

10

I can use some and any in simple sentences, negatives and questions. I can choose much or many with common nouns.

11

I can show that something belongs to a person or thing. I can ask whose something is and use possessive pronouns.

12

I can say that something exists in a place. I can make questions and negatives with there is and there are.