A2 is elementary. At A2 you can handle short exchanges on familiar subjects — shopping, work, family, travel — and describe your background in simple terms. These lessons cover what A2 adds on top of A1, and what you need before B1.
28 lessons
Grammar · A2 A, An, The: How to Use English Articles Correctly Contextual Usage · A2 At the Doctor and in an Emergency Vocabulary · A2 Clothes and Shopping Grammar · A2 Comparatives and Superlatives: Bigger, Biggest, More Interesting Grammar · A2 Countable and Uncountable: Some, Any, Much, Many Vocabulary · A2 Describing People, Places, and Things in English Vocabulary · A2 Food, Cooking and Eating Out Vocabulary · A2 Free Time, Hobbies and Sport Grammar · A2 Talking About the Future: Going To and Will Vocabulary · A2 Health, Illness and Going to the Doctor Contextual Usage · A2 Invitations: Accepting and Saying No Politely Vocabulary · A2 Jobs, Workplaces and Talking About Work Contextual Usage · A2 Making Appointments, Bookings and Reservations Grammar · A2 Past Continuous: What Was Happening at the Time Grammar · A2 Past Simple: Talking About What Happened Vocabulary · A2 Phrasal Verbs: How They Actually Work Grammar · A2 Present Perfect vs Past Simple: What's the Difference? Reading · A2 Reading Everyday Texts: Schedules, Menus, and Messages Reading · A2 Reading Forms and Applications Reading · A2 Reading Short Emails and Notes Reading · A2 Reading Simple Stories: Who, When and What Happened Contextual Usage · A2 Complaining in a Shop and Returning Things Contextual Usage · A2 Simple Phone Calls and Emails in English Contextual Usage · A2 Small Talk at Work: What to Say in English Grammar · A2 Subject-Verb Agreement: Making the Verb Match Vocabulary · A2 Transport and Getting Around Vocabulary · A2 Travel English: Airports, Hotels, and Directions Contextual Usage · A2 Your First Weeks in an English-Speaking Workplace Next: B1 →
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