English Basics: A1 Level Introduction

Let's start with informal greetings - these are casual ways to say hello to friends and family.Now let's learn different ways to introduce yourself.Let's learn different ways to ask 'How are you?' and how to respond.Let's compare formal and informal situations where different greetings are appropriate.Let's start with the first five numbers and their different forms.When telling time in English, we use both cardinal and ordinal numbers.As time changes, we say the hour followed by o'clock.When saying phone numbers, we pronounce each digit separately.When expressing age, we use cardinal numbers followed by 'years old'.Let's practice counting objects.First, let's look at some essential nouns for food items.Next, we have common clothing items that we wear every day.And here are different ways we can travel and move around.Now, let's learn about opposite pairs of adjectives.Let's move on to some essential verbs and how we use them.Let's see how we can combine these words into complete sentences.In English, we use the simple present tense to talk about regular actions and general truths. Let's start with subject pronouns.We have singular pronouns: I, you, he, she, and it.And plural pronouns: we, you, and they.Now, let's see how verbs change with different subjects.To make negative sentences, we use 'do not' or 'does not'.With he, she, or it, we use 'does not'.To form questions, we put 'do' or 'does' at the beginning of the sentence.Remember to use 'does' for he, she, or it.Let's look at some practical examples using the simple present tense.Let's practice a typical conversation when meeting someone for the first time.Now, let's see how to order food politely at a restaurant.Finally, let's learn how to ask for directions politely.