Levels and Lessons Flashcards
can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and basic phrases aimed at needs.
A1 (BEGINNER)
Can introduce self, personal details (where he lives people know etc.)
A1 (BEGINNER)
Can talk in simple way if another person speaks slowly and clearly and prepared to help.
A1 (BEGINNER)
Subject pronouns
-I, you, he/she
BEGINNER (A1)
Object pronouns
-Me, you, him/her
BEGINNER (A1)
Verb “be”
-Present tense
-(I am, you are)
BEGINNER (A1)
This, that, these, those
BEGINNER (A1)
Basic preposition
-In, at, to
BEGINNER (A1)
Articles
A, an, the
BEGINNER (A1)
Singular/plural nouns
BEGINNER (A1)
Possessive adjectives
- My, your, his, hers
BEGINNER (A1)
Possessive “s”
BEGINNER (A1)
Likes and dislikes
BEGINNER (A1)
can understand sentences and frequently used expressions on basic stuff (family, shopping, personal info)
A2 (ELEMENTARY)
can communicate in simple routine tasks.
A2 (ELEMENTARY)
can describe in simple terms his background environment and
A2 (ELEMENTARY)
Questions and negatives
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Present simple
- I walk, she walks.
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Present continuous
-I’m walking, she’s walking
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Adverbs of frequency
-Sometimes, often, never, etc
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Possessive pronouns
-Mine, yours, etc.
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Past simple, regular and irregular
-Play –> played, go-> went
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Like + ing
-I like swimming
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Want, like, and would like
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Telling time
ELEMENTARY (A2)
Can understand main points of standard stuff regularly encountered in school, work, leisure etc.
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
Can deal with most situations likely to happen while travelling to area of language.
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
Can produce simple text on topics familiar or of personal interest
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
Can describe experience, dreams ,ambitions, and give reasons for opinions and plans.
B1 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
-Past simple, regular & irregular verbs
-She was going, they were walking
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
So, because, but although
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
Future forms
Going to
Present continuous for future arrangements
Will
Won’t
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- Present perfect + ever, never, for & since
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- Comparatives
More/less….than, as…as
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- Superlatives
The most/lest
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- Modals of obligation
Have to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- “used to”
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- “so/neither” + auxiliaries
So do I, neither has he
PRE-INTERMEDIATE (B1)
- Can understand main ideas of complex text on abstract & concrete topics.
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
- Can talk about his field of specialty in the language.
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
- Can talk with native speakers without strain on both sides.
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
- Can make text on subjects and explain viewpoint on issue with pros and cons of various options
B2 (INTERMIDIATE)
- Present perfect vs. continuous
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Past simple vs. past continuous vs past perfect
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Future forms:
“going to” vs. present continuous vs “will/shall”
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Usually vs. used to
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
Reported speech
I’m going to the park -> he said he was going to the park
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Passives
The church was pained by Michelangelo
- Passives
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Relative clauses
The girl who is sat over there
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Modals of permission, obligation and deduction
Must, may, might, can’t
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Can, could, be able to (ability)
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- First conditional and future time clauses
If I pass the exam, I’ll celebrate
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Second conditional
If I was famous I’d give money to charity
INTERMIDIATE (B2)
- Can understand wide range of demanding texts.
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
- can express self without obvious searching for expressions
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
- can use language flexibly for social and academics.
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
- Can produce detailed text on complex subjects
C1 (UPPER INTERMEDIATE)
- The + comparatives
The more you learn the more you know
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Using adjectives as nouns
Rich people are privileged -> the rich are privileged
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Adjective order
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Narrative tenses
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Adverbs & adverbial phrases
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Passive structures
It is said that
He is believed to
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Future perfect and continuous
The ice caps will have melted, we will be using solar powered caars
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Reporting verbs
Recommend, threaten, advise
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- Third conditional
if I had known, I would have come
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- past modals, “would rather” and “had better”
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- gerunds and infinitives
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- used to, be used to, get used to
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
- structures after wish quantifiers
(UPPER INTERMEDIATE (C1)
AS* Can summarize info from different spoken & written sources
C2 (ADVANCED)
- Can express self spontaneously.
In more shades of meaning
C2 (ADVANCED)
- inversion for emphasis
little did he know that the dog had escaped.
ADVANCED (C2)
- Linkers
Although, nonetheless, whilst
ADVANCED (C2)
- Mixed conditionals
If her eyesight was better she would have seen the squirrel
ADVANCED (C2)
- Cleft sentences
The reason why I’ve come is…
The thing that annoys me the most is…
ADVANCED (C2)
- Compound nouns
ADVANCED (C2)
- “so” and “such”
ADVANCED (C2)
- Gerunds and infinitives
ADVANCED (C2)
- Phrasal verb
Go up, go in , go out , go on ,go for…
ADVANCED (C2)
- Unreal uses of past tenses
It’s time we left…
Suppose we opened our own shop
ADVANCED (C2)
- Uses of verb “get”
ADVANCED (C2)
- Participle phrases
The horse, trotting up to the fence, hopes you have a carrot
ADVANCED (C2)
- Passive and active voice
ADVANCED (C2)