A1 · BEGINNER

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 use simple words and short sentences.

DAY 1 · READING · 5-10 minutes

Meet Marco and his daily routine

Read about Marco. Answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Say three things you do every day. You can start: “I get up at …”.

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

DAY 2 · GRAMMAR · 5-10 minutes

Talk about every day and right now

Read the present tense examples. Complete the verb exercise.

Use it yourself
Say one thing you do every day and one thing you are doing now.

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

DAY 3 · LISTENING · 5-10 minutes

Listen to a busy day

Listen once. Answer the questions. Listen again if you need to.

Use it yourself
Write down three words you hear. Say them aloud.

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

DAY 4 · READING · 5-10 minutes

Read about a new hobby

Read about Tom and his guitar lessons. Answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Say one hobby you like. You can use: “I like …”.

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

DAY 5 · GRAMMAR · 5-10 minutes

Say what you like

Read the examples with “like”. Complete the activity.

Use it yourself
Say two things you like doing. Use “I like …” and a verb ending in -ing.

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

DAY 6 · LISTENING · 5-10 minutes

Listen to a family introduction

Listen to the family introduction. Answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Say two sentences about a real or made-up family.

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

DAY 7 · WRITING · 10-15 minutes

Write about your free time

Open the hobbies writing resource. Read the examples and try the exercises.

Use it yourself
Write three short sentences about your hobbies. Use “because” to give one reason. Read your sentences 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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