English greetings and goodbyes
Greet someone in the morning or afternoon, introduce yourself, and say goodbye with simple English phrases.
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Greet someone in the morning or afternoon, introduce yourself, and say goodbye with simple English phrases.
Read and practiseSay your name, origin, home and work, and ask another person simple questions when you meet.
Read and practiseAsk someone to repeat, speak more slowly or spell a word, and check what you understood with polite English phrases.
Read and practiseCount everyday objects, ask how many there are and choose singular or plural nouns in simple English sentences.
Read and practiseIntroduce relatives and describe family relationships with common English words and possessive determiners.
Read and practiseTalk about waking up, meals, work and bedtime using practical daily-routine phrases and simple time expressions.
Read and practiseA blue bag or a yellow cup? Name common colours and choose the item you want in everyday situations.
Read and practiseTalk about things you like or prefer, ask another person and distinguish a general preference from a polite request.
Read and practiseAsk about the weather and describe sun, rain, wind and temperature with short English sentences.
Read and practiseA simple form asks for your age, nationality and contact details. Answer these common questions with clear English phrases.
Read and practiseAsk for a menu, order food and drinks politely, check an ingredient and request the bill in a café.
Read and practiseAsk about a price, a different size, trying clothes on and paying by card during a simple shop conversation.
Read and practiseAsk the time and understand o’clock, quarter past, half past and quarter to with clear examples and practice.
Read and practiseUnderstand opening days and departure times, and use on for a weekday and at for a clock time in everyday questions.
Read and practiseBirthdays, appointments and plans: name the months and give a calendar date in everyday English.
Read and practiseLearn the seven days of the week in English, use their names with on and practise identifying a scheduled day.
Read and practiseAsk where a place is and understand simple directions such as go straight, turn left and next to the bank.
Read and practiseAsk for a pen, find the right page and request help with a classroom activity using polite English questions.
Read and practiseName everyday meals and describe what you eat at home for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Read and practiseA library, a park or a bank: name familiar town places and say where you go in simple English sentences.
Read and practiseChess, painting or swimming: name leisure activities and explain how often you do them in everyday English.
Read and practiseFind out about a bus destination, tickets, departure time and the right stop using short English questions.
Read and practiseAsk about availability, suggest another day or time and confirm a meeting using clear, polite English.
Read and practiseAsk to make an appointment, check an available day, give your name and confirm the time and address.
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