Name: English Course – Elementary Level (E1, E2, E3)
SKU: 2677
Price: 1900000 IRT
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What is taught in this course?

In the Elementary English Course, one of the foundational stages of learning the language, students are introduced to the basic principles of English. This level is typically divided into three main stages: E1 (Elementary 1), E2 (Elementary 2), and E3 (Elementary 3). Below is an overview of the educational content for each stage:

E1 (Elementary 1): Beginning Your English Journey
The goal of this stage is to familiarize students with basic and simple concepts of English.
Course Content:
- Vocabulary: Basic words including numbers, colors, everyday objects, family, food, and places.
- Grammar:
  - Simple sentence structures (Subject + Verb + Object).
  - Present Simple tense for daily routines.
  - Personal pronouns (I, you, he, she, etc.).
- Speaking Skills:
  - Introducing oneself and others.
  - Basic greetings (Hello, How are you?).
  - Short Q&A interactions.
- Reading and Writing:
  - Reading short and simple sentences.
  - Writing basic sentences such as self-introductions (e.g., My name is…).

E2 (Elementary 2): Strengthening Basic Skills
In this stage, students build on foundational concepts and dive into more detailed topics.
Course Content:
- Vocabulary: Words related to time, seasons, body parts, jobs, and daily activities.
- Grammar:
  - Present Continuous tense for actions happening now.
  - Auxiliary verbs (can, can’t) for abilities.
  - Simple adjectives and how to describe people and objects.
- Speaking Skills:
  - Talking about daily routines (My typical day).
  - Asking for directions (Where is the bus station?).
  - Shopping and discussing prices.
- Reading and Writing:
  - Reading short paragraphs.
  - Writing simple emails or brief notes.

E3 (Elementary 3): Consolidating and Expanding Skills

This is the most advanced stage of the Elementary level, preparing students to transition to the Pre-Intermediate level.
Course Content:

Vocabulary: Basic terms related to travel, holidays, technology, and describing emotions.
Grammar:
- Past Simple tense for talking about past events.
- Comparative and superlative adjectives (bigger, the biggest).
- Prepositions (in, on, at).
Speaking Skills:
- Discussing past experiences.
- Describing places and people.
- Expressing preferences (I like, I prefer).
Reading and Writing:
- Reading short stories and understanding text.
- Writing simple sentences and paragraphs.

Elementary English course 1

Basic and simple concepts