Free 5-Minute English Lessons — All Levels (A1 to C1)
30 interactive lessons grounded in real-life experience — from Sydney casino floors to the markets of La Réunion. A1 to C1. No sign-up required.
Tag: A2
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!
Songs in Class — Why They Actually Work
1. What is the 'affective filter'? Krashen's term for the emotional barrier that blocks input when learners feel anxious or unsafe. Music lowers it.
Make or Do? The Eternal Grammar Question
2. Can you ___ me a favour? do (do someone a favour — fixed phrase)
The Waiter’s Guide to Small Talk
1. What topics should you AVOID in small talk with strangers? Politics, religion, money, personal health problems, relationship issues.