A2 · PRE-INTERMEDIATE

Your seven days of English

A small daily practice, chosen for your level. Work through the days in order, or return to an activity when you need it. Take the time you need.
Your focus: I can talk about everyday things in simple English.

DAY 1 · LISTENING · 5-10 minutes

Follow a weekend trip

Listen to the weekend-trip conversation and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Tell the story again in three short sentences.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 2 · GRAMMAR · 5-10 minutes

Talk about an arrangement

Read how the present continuous describes future arrangements. Complete the gaps.

Use it yourself
Write two arrangements for next week. Include a day or time.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 3 · READING · 5-10 minutes

Find the details of an event

Read the community-event invitation. Answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Say when and where the event happens, and name one activity.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 4 · GRAMMAR · 5-10 minutes

Choose a future form

Compare “will” and “be going to”, then complete the activity.

Use it yourself
Write one plan with “going to” and one decision made now with “will”.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 5 · LISTENING · 5-10 minutes

Follow an unexpected ending

Listen to the cooking story and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Explain what went wrong and what happened in the end.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 6 · READING · 5-10 minutes

Put a recipe in order

Read the Victoria Sponge recipe and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Describe three steps using “first”, “next” and “finally”.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 7 · WRITING · 10-15 minutes

Write about a holiday

Read the travel-writing examples and complete the exercises.

Use it yourself
Write a short paragraph about a real or imagined holiday. Check your verbs and read it aloud.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

Keep your English moving

Look back over your notes. Which activity helped you most? Choose one thing to practise again this week. This pack is practice, not a placement result or a proficiency certificate.
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