English B1.1 Pre-Intermediate Public Group Online Course

What You'll Learn

New Headway Pre-Intermediate: B1.1 Overview Chapter 1: Getting to Know You Explore past, present, and future tenses to talk about yourself and others (e.g., “Where were you born?” “What do you do?”). Practice forming questions with words like who, why, and how much. Learn social expressions and how to use a bilingual dictionary effectively. Chapter 2: The Way We Live Focus on present tenses, including the present simple for habits and facts (e.g., “Most people live in the south”) and the present continuous for ongoing actions (e.g., “What’s he doing at the moment?”). Learn how to use have and have got for possessions and practice daily life collocations to make conversations smoother. Chapter 3: It All Went Wrong Master past tenses, including the past simple (e.g., “He heard a noise”) and past continuous (e.g., “A car was waiting”). Use time expressions to narrate events and expand your vocabulary with word formation exercises. Chapter 4: Let’s Go Shopping! Learn how to talk about quantities with much and many (e.g., “How much butter?” “How many eggs?”), some and any (e.g., “Some apples, any grapes”), and phrases like a few, a little, and a lot. Explore articles (e.g., “A shopkeeper, the River Thames”) and practice shopping vocabulary, prices, and expressions like something, anyone, and everywhere. Chapter 5: What Do You Want to Do? Understand verb patterns (e.g., “Want/hope to do, enjoy/like doing, looking forward to doing”). Use future forms like going to and will to discuss intentions (e.g., “She’s going to travel the world,” “I’ll pick it up for you”). Practice “hot verbs” and expressions for sharing how you feel. Chapter 6: Tell Me! What’s It Like? Learn how to describe things with comparative and superlative adjectives (e.g., “Big/bigger/biggest, good/better/best”). Use phrases like What’s it like? to ask for descriptions. Expand your vocabulary with synonyms, antonyms, and directions. Chapter 7: Famous Couples Combine the present perfect and past simple to talk about life events and accomplishments (e.g., “She has written 20 novels,” “He wrote 47 novels”). Practice using for and since (e.g., “For three years,” “Since 1985”) and revise tenses with questions like “How long have you lived there?” and “Why did you move?”

Materials Provided

• Digital learning materials are included with your course

What To Expect

• Final Exam: At the end of the course, you will take a written and verbal exam. A score of 70% is required to progress to the next level.
• Certification: Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate and a progress report.

Percurso de Aprendizagem

Eis um resumo da tua trajetória de aprendizagem:

• Análise de Necessidades: Vamos verificar o que precisa para ter sucesso.
• Avaliação inicial: Iremos avaliar as suas competências atuais para criarmos um curso à sua medida.
• Concepção do curso: Um plano personalizado, adaptado aos teus objetivos.
• Modalidade do curso: Aulas online divertidas e envolventes ministradas por falantes nativos especializados.
• Plano de ação: Obtenha planos de aula personalizados.
• Exame final: Avalia o teu progresso e vê até onde chegaste.
• Certificação: Obtenha um certificado CEFR reconhecido a nível mundial.
• Acompanhamento: Apoio contínuo para manter a sua aprendizagem no bom caminho.

A nossa garantia

• Professores
  • Falantes nativos que são professores certificados
  • Qualified with degrees and teaching credentials Service
• Serviço
  • Um gestor de conta dedicado para cada aluno
• Relatórios
• • Relatórios de assiduidade após cada aula
  • Relatórios detalhados sobre o progresso dos alunos
  • Certificação CEFR — reconhecida a nível mundial
  • Relatórios de feedback dos alunos

Termos e Condições

• Your course fee includes one digital copy of the learning materials. If you’d prefer a hard copy, you can purchase one from our recommended supplier at an extra cost.
• Public group classes are designed for 30 academic hours per CEFR level. If the group grows to 5-7 students, we’ll extend the program by 10 academic hours. If only two students enroll before the course starts, the group will shift to a semi-private format with 20 academic hours.
• Want to switch to a different group or schedule? No problem! Just let us know at least 7 days before the course starts.
• All our teachers are native speakers of the target language. If your teacher falls ill or has an emergency, we’ll arrange a substitute who’s fully briefed on your progress.
• Once you’ve started with your group, switching to another group or schedule isn’t possible.
• Please note that course fees are non-refundable once the group classes have begun.
• We can record group lessons for later viewing, but only if everyone in the class agrees before the course starts.
• At the end of every program, you’ll take a final exam (both written and verbal). To move up to the next CEFR level, you’ll need to score at least 70%.
• After completing your final exam, you’ll receive a progress report, recommendations, and a certification for your hard work!