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An Unexpected Visitor: A2 Past Continuous Listening
Listen to two accounts of an unexpected visitor, answer 12 questions about events and background actions, then retell the story.
Past Simple vs Past Continuous
Understand past events and background actions, when and while, and was/were + -ing with timelines and six explained checks.
Pack a Bag That Fits: Too and Enough Practice
Compare five bags against clear height, weight, space and price limits. Practise too and enough in 12 A2 checks and explain your choice with models.
Too and Enough: Describing Limits and What You Need
Learn too and enough with adjectives, adverbs and nouns. Explain limits, compare very with too and practise six checks with answers and explanations.
Yesterday’s Power Cut: A2 Past Simple Practice
Read a short power-cut recount, answer 12 sequence and past-tense questions, then write a 40–60 word account with a model.
Past Simple: Regular and Irregular Verbs
Learn past simple forms, did and was/were, spelling rules and three -ed sounds, with recorded examples and six explained checks.
Library Rules: Must, Have To and Should Practice
Read six library signs and answer 12 A2 questions on rules, advice and common misunderstandings. Write three helpful tips and compare model answers.
Must, Have To and Should: Rules and Advice
Learn must, have to and should for rules and advice. Compare mustn’t with don’t have to, practise past obligation and try six explained checks.
Workshop Feedback: Describe the Result and How It Was Made
Use workshop observations to describe actions and finished results accurately. Includes 12 scored checks, four feedback models and a balanced note.
Adjective or Adverb? Describe People, Things and Actions
Choose adjectives for people and things and adverbs for actions. Practise linking verbs, good/well, fast and hard/hardly in twelve explained checks.
The Reading-Club Rota: Give Everyone a Clear Task
Read a six-person rota, separate individual and group jobs, and write a clear reading-club reminder with 12 scored checks and two modelled tasks.
Each, Every and All: Individuals, Groups and Word Order
Choose each, every and all with the right noun and verb. Compare group coverage, of phrases, every day and all day in ten explained checks.
Enough Helpers for the Event? Read a Supplies Update
Read two organisers’ updates about the same supplies, choose quantity phrases by context, and write a clear event plan with explained answers.
Few, A Few, Little and A Little: Quantity and Meaning
Use few, a few, little and a little to match the noun and the speaker’s meaning. Includes ten checks with context-based explanations.
Before Leaving the Guesthouse: Check for People and Belongings
Read a guesthouse message thread and check people, belongings and places with indefinite pronouns. Includes 12 explained questions and two writing tasks.
Someone, Anyone, No One and Everyone: Indefinite Pronouns
Learn someone, anyone, no one and everyone, plus words for things and places. Practise agreement, negatives and adjective order in 12 checks.
Care for the Clothes: Match Labels, Tasks and Supplies
Read four fictional garment labels, match them to task cards and order an explicit routine. Sixteen explained checks practise cleaning and laundry language.
Laundry and Cleaning Vocabulary: Read Everyday Care Instructions
Understand everyday cleaning verbs and written care-label phrases. Eight explained checks distinguish actions, conditions and missing information using fictional labels.
This, That, These and Those: Choosing and Referring to Things
Choose this, that, these and those by number and speaker position. Use one and ones clearly, with ten explained checks.
What Needs Repair? Match the Object Descriptions
Match five fictional repair-café objects to precise intake notes. Eighteen explained vocabulary and reading checks focus on materials, parts and distinguishing evidence.
Materials and Shapes in English: Describe Everyday Objects
Describe everyday objects using materials, shapes, textures, patterns and parts. Eight explained checks teach careful identification without unsupported guesses.
Find the Right Room at Riverside Centre
Use a two-floor directory, four visitor cards and two dated updates to find accurate room information at fictional Riverside Centre.
Shared-Workspace Labels: Show Who Owns What
Use a clear ownership roster to repair workspace labels and write a caretaker handover. Includes 12 scored checks and two self-reviewed tasks.
Possessive Apostrophes: A Person’s, People’s and Friends’
Choose apostrophe placement by finding the owner. Practise singular and plural owners, shared ownership, its/it’s and ten explained checks.
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