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Unit 1: All About You
Introduce yourself, greet people, use the verb to be, spell names and emails, give numbers, and ask for basic personal information.
Basic English Course 1
Course Overview
Explore the complete learning route for Basic English Course 1 from introductions to neighborhoods. Each unit now has its own focused page so students can move through the course without endless scrolling.
Units and topics
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01Unit 1: greetings, verb to be, personal information, alphabet, spelling, numbers
01AUnit 1 Grammar: Verb To Be for identity, age, origin, and feelings
01BUnit 1 Tool: alphabet, spelling, emails, phone numbers
01CUnit 1 Numbers: cardinal numbers for age, phones, IDs, and forms
02Unit 2: classroom objects, location, possession, WH questions, and verb to be in class
03Unit 3: Celebrities, people we know, yes/no questions, family
04Unit 4: Typical morning, routines, sports routines, healthy habits
05Unit 5: Going out, staying in, TV shows, after class
06Unit 6: neighborhoods, directions, time, favorite places, AI image lab
Units 1-6
Explanations first, practice right after
Study the unit explanation, then use the linked Practice Lab activities and listening tasks to reinforce grammar, speaking, and comprehension.
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Unit 2: In Class
By the end of this unit, you will be able to name classroom objects, say where people and things are, use demonstratives, ask who owns an object, and apply the verb to be in classroom situations.
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Unit 3: Favorite People
By the end of this unit, you will be able to describe famous people, classmates, and family members using simple be-verb sentences and yes/no questions.
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Unit 4: Everyday Life
By the end of this unit, you will be able to describe typical mornings, daily routines, sports routines, and healthy life activities.
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Unit 6: Neighborhoods
By the end of this unit, you will be able to describe places in a neighborhood, give simple directions, tell the time, and recommend favorite places in the city.