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Make a Paper Bookmark: Listen and Follow Simple Instructions
Follow two short recordings to make a paper bookmark. Learn six action verbs, answer ten checks and write three instructions.
Imperatives: Clear Instructions with Verb, Don't and Let's
Give clear instructions, say what not to do and make shared suggestions. Includes a four-step visual and six explained checks.
Whose Bag Is This? Pronouns at the Lost-Property Desk
Use an owners-and-objects grid to solve a lost-property problem, answer ten checks and practise two short exchanges.
Subject, Object and Possessive Pronouns
Choose I or me, my or mine, and clear pronoun references. Includes a visual reference, six explained checks and a practical self-check.
Choose a Saturday Activity: Read Three Event Posters
Read three original community posters, match activities to fictional adults and make a practical plan. Fourteen explained reading checks with exact text evidence.
How to Read Event Posters in English: Place, Price and What to Bring
Read simple event posters for activity, place, price, entry conditions and equipment. Learn a clear scan routine and practise with six explained checks.
Donation-Day Stocktake: Count and Label Everyday Items
Count a 24-item donation inventory, repair plural and agreement errors, and write a clear handover with full models and explanations.
English Plural Nouns: Regular, Irregular and Unchanged Forms
A focused A1 reference for regular, irregular and unchanged plural nouns, with spelling decisions, agreement examples and ten explained checks.
There Is and There Are: Rules and 16 Exercises
Learn there is and there are with singular, plural and uncountable nouns. Compare questions and negatives, then try 16 exercises with answers and explanations.
A1 English Grammar for Everyday Communication
Build A1 English grammar for everyday communication with be, have, present simple, questions, negatives, plurals, and there is/are.
Everyday English Vocabulary for Daily Life
Build A1 English vocabulary for home, routines, places, and everyday plans with clear meanings and practical examples.
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