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Lingora · Explanations in Russian, practice in English

A2

English

Elementary

Getting around

Past and future, comparisons, shopping, travel and short conversations.

Reading: 14 texts with tests Speaking practice

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Lessons

A0 · The verb to be: am, is, are
A0 · Personal pronouns
A1 · Possessives
A0 · Numbers 0–100
A0 · The English alphabet

Reading

Hello from Edinburgh

Lessons

A0 · Articles a and an
A1 · Plural nouns
A0 · This, that, these, those
A0 · Colours and common objects

Reading

What's on my desk?

Lessons

A1 · Present Simple
A1 · Question words
A1 · Daily routine

Reading

A day in the life of a night nurse

Lessons

A1 · Possessives
A1 · Prepositions of time
A1 · Adverbs of frequency
A1 · Family and people

Reading

Sunday at Grandma's

Lessons

A1 · Can and can't
A1 · Present Continuous
A2 · Present Simple vs Present Continuous
A2 · Weather and seasons

Reading

The talent show
A postcard from Vancouver

Lessons

A2 · Object pronouns
A2 · Verb + -ing or to-infinitive
A2 · Dates and ordinal numbers
A2 · On the phone

Reading

The music in my life

Lessons

A2 · Past Simple: regular verbs
A2 · Past Simple: irregular verbs
A2 · Travel and directions

Reading

A night to remember

Lessons

A1 · There is / there are
A2 · There was / there were
A2 · House and home
A1 · Prepositions of place

Reading

The house on Hill Street

Lessons

A2 · Countable and uncountable nouns
A2 · Comparatives and superlatives
A1 · Food and drink
A2 · At a restaurant

Reading

What's in your fridge?

Lessons

A2 · Comparatives and superlatives
A2 · Future: going to
A2 · Town and country

Reading

Two cities, one weekend
Our big plan

Lessons

A2 · Adverbs of manner
A2 · Verb + -ing or to-infinitive
A2 · Articles: a, an, the

Reading

Learning Japanese online

Lessons

A2 · Present Perfect: ever and never
B1 · Present Perfect vs Past Simple

Reading

Have you ever...?

Grammar

Past Simple: regular verbs

Worked, played, studied — and spelling rules.

Past Simple: irregular verbs

Went, saw, bought — the most common forms.

Past Continuous

I was walking when it started to rain.

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

I work here vs I'm working now.

There was / there were

Describing places and things in the past.

Future: going to

Plans and predictions based on evidence.

Decisions, promises and predictions.

Comparatives and superlatives

Bigger, the biggest, more interesting.

Countable and uncountable nouns

Some, any, much, many, a lot of.

Articles: a, an, the

When to use a, an, the or no article.

Object pronouns

Me, him, her, us, them.

Would like and polite requests

Would you like…? Can I have…? Could you…?

Must, have to, should

Obligation and advice.

Verb + -ing or to-infinitive

I enjoy swimming, I want to swim.

Infinitive of purpose

I went to the shop to buy some milk.

Adverbs of manner

Quickly, well, carefully.

Present Perfect: ever and never

Have you ever been to Paris? I've never tried sushi.

Vocabulary

Rooms, furniture and describing your home.

Describing people and clothes

Tall, curly hair, a blue jacket, smart, casual.

Town and country

Places in a town, things in the countryside.

Dates and ordinal numbers

First, second, the 3rd of May, birthdays.

Feelings: -ed and -ing adjectives

Bored or boring? Interested or interesting?

Shopping and money

Prices, sizes, paying and returning things.

Travel and directions

Transport, tickets, asking the way.

Health and the body

At the doctor's, common symptoms.

Weather and seasons

Describing the weather and the climate.

Skills

At a restaurant

Booking a table, ordering food and asking for the bill.

Calling, leaving a message and asking someone to repeat.