Modal Verbs — Advice, Possibility, Obligation
Must = obligation (rule/law). Should = advice (my opinion). Might = possibility (not sure). These three cover 90% of modal situations at B1.
Category: English Teaching
Present Perfect vs Past Simple — The Rule That Changes Everything
The golden rule: see a finished time (yesterday, in 2019, last year)? → Past Simple. No time, or a life experience? → Present Perfect. Ask yourself: "Does the when matter here?"
Describing Places — Where I Live
🗺️ Draw a map of your town or neighbourhood. Label 5 places in English: the school, the park, the supermarket, the church, the river.
Shopping English — At the Market
🛒 Play "market" at home! One person is the seller, one is the buyer. Use toy food or real items. Say the prices in English!
Past Simple — My Journey Here
After didn't, ALWAYS use the base verb — never the past form. "I didn't go" not "I didn't went." This is the most common mistake at A2.
Asking for Help — Key Phrases for Real Situations
🙋 It's always okay to ask! If you don't understand, say "Sorry, again please?" — teachers love it when students ask.
Daily Routine — Present Simple in Action
⏰ Draw a clock for each thing you do: wake up, eat breakfast, go to school. Write the English verb under each clock!
Food I Love — Vocabulary for Eating and Cooking
🍎 Go to your kitchen! Point at 5 foods and say their name in English. Can't find the word? That's your homework for the day!
My Family — Talking About People You Love
🏠 Draw your family tree! Write each person's English name (mum, dad, grandma…). Show it to your family and teach them their English names!
Numbers 1–20 — Count Like a Pro
🎲 Play counting games! Count your toys, your steps, your snacks. The more you count in English, the faster it becomes automatic.