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Basic English Course 2

Course Overview

Explore the second basic English route through weather, shopping, travel, past experiences, memories, and food. Each unit is organized as a collapsible explanation path with subtopics inside.

Units 1-6ExplanationsVocabularyGrammar in context

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Explanations first, practice later

This overview explains the unit content. Practice activities, workshops, listening tasks, and production work will live in the Practice Lab and Listening Library.

Adult learners going out and talking about the weather
Unit 1

Going Out

Weather, sports, current activities, and natural going-out expressions.

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Unit objective: By the end of this unit, students will understand how to describe weather, recognize actions happening now, identify the difference between habits and current activities, and use common going-out phrasal verbs and idioms in context.
Adult learners shopping for clothes in a modern store
Unit 2

Shopping Experiences

Shopping language, preferences, prices, sizes, and customer-service situations.

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Unit objective: By the end of this unit, students will understand how to name common clothes and accessories, ask and answer prices, describe style and fit, express likes and needs, and use practical shopping expressions in stores or shopping areas.
Adult learners studying countries, landmarks, and a world map
Unit 3

Around the World

Countries, places, travel descriptions, and simple comparisons.

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Unit objective: By the end of this unit, students will understand how to name countries and nationalities, describe famous places, compare cities or countries, and use basic superlatives to talk about important places around the world.
Adult learners planning and discussing a busy week
Unit 4

Busy Lives

Simple past for last night and last week: time expressions, questions, negatives, and busy-life stories.

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Unit objective: By the end of this unit, students will understand how to describe completed recent activities, use regular and common irregular past forms, ask and answer questions with did, make negatives with didn't, and organize a short story about a busy night or week.
English learner looking at vacation photographs and remembering a trip
Unit 5

Looking Back

Memories, vacation stories, feelings, and the past forms was / were.

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Unit objective: By the end of this unit, students will be able to recount a simple personal memory or vacation experience, use was / were in affirmative, negative, and question forms, explain a past feeling, and organize a short story clearly.
Basic English Course 2 food preview
Unit 6

Fabulous Food

Food vocabulary, restaurant language, preferences, quantities, and opinions.

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Status: This unit structure is reserved. Detailed explanations will be added after Unit 1.