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- Слово автора
- Outcome at the End of this book
- Introduction to the Language
- Lesson 1: Alphabet and Pronunciation
- Essential English Phrases for Daily Communication
- Expressions for Polite Requests and Responses
- Introducing Yourself
- Describing a Person
- Describing an Object
- Days of the Week and Time Expressions
- Days of the Week
- Time Expressions
- Words and phrases for dialogue
- Words you’ll need in everyday life
- Vocabulary for describing a cafe and its atmosphere
- Vocabulary for describing autumn nature
- Vocabulary for describing people and their interactions
- Vocabulary for describing food and drinks
- Basic Greetings and Phrases
- Additional Casual Greetings
- Practice Scenarios
- Daily Communication & Basic Greetings
- A Day at School Characters
- Morning Greetings
- In the Classroom
- Asking for Help
- Break Time & Talking About Food
- Saying Goodbye
- Key Phrases to Learn
- Dialogues. next step
- Basic Greetings at Work
- Daily Communication — At Work
- Social Interaction — At a Café
- Friendly Conversation
- Saying Goodbye
- Key Phrases to Remember
- Lets chat
- Meeting Someone in the Afternoon
- Saying Goodbye
- Key Phrases from the Dialogue
- Questions for Getting to Know Someone
- Numbers from 1 to 200
- Sample Words for Pronunciation Practice
- Basic Level Words
- Intermediate Level Words
- Practice small conversations using basic phrases like «Hello» and «What’s your name?»
- Dialogue
- «The Sun and the Moon»
- Greetings and Basic Expressions
- Saying Hello and Asking About the Day
- Introducing Yourself and Your Age
- Asking Where Someone Is From and Nationalities
- Asking About Hobbies
- Farewell and Polite Conversation
- Additional Vocabulary for Expansion
- Introducing Yourself
- Countries
- Hobbies
- Dialogue 1: Emma and Alex
- Dialogue 2: Daniel and Sara
- Dialogue 3: Maria and Tom
- Simple Questions
- Vocabulary and Grammar Focus
- Questions: «What?», «Where?», «Who?», «Do you like…?»
- New Words
- Cultural Insight: Comparing Greeting Customs in Different Regions of England and the USA
- England: Greeting Customs
- USA: Greeting Customs
- Summary Chart: England vs USA Greeting Styles
- The First Day in the New Town
- Understanding the Simple Grammar Story: «The First Day in the New Town»
- 1. Grammar and Sentence Structure
- 2. Essential Vocabulary and Communication Phrases
- 3. Cultural and Practical Context
- 4. The First Step Toward Education
- Conclusion
- Quiz: «The First Day in the New Town»
- Describe the objects or characters using simple sentences
- Short Descriptive Text: Fairy Tale Inspired
- The Magical Cottage
- Pronouns and Basic Verbs
- Let’s explore the different types of pronouns and how to use them with basic verbs
- Introduce subject pronouns
- Let’s learn about the basic pronouns we use as the subject of a sentence. These are essential building blocks of English conversation!
- Present simple forms of «to have» (positive statements)
- «Jack and the Magic Beans»
- Vocabulary: Everyday Phrases and Polite Expressions
- Homework
- Building Simple Sentences
- Practice Activity
- Common Nouns (Objects)
- Adjectives (Descriptions)
- Basic Verbs for Description
- Examples of Phrases
- «What is it for?»
- Rules for Asking Questions with «Is it…»
- The Story of Emma’s Journey
- Family and Friends
- Describing Activities and Hobbies
- Work and Study
- Personal Qualities and Interests
- Negative Character Traits
- Questions to Maintain a Conversation
- Family and Friends Vocabulary
- A Family Heirloom
- Cultural Insight Discussion Questions
- Speaking Practice and Reading Short Texts
- The Three Little Pigs (Simplified Version)
- Comprehension Questions
- The Tortoise and the Hare (Simplified Version)
- Comprehension Questions
- Everyday Dialogues
- Vocabulary and Full Conversation
- Complete the Conversation
- In a Shop
- Asking for Directions
- Excerpt from «The Wind in the Willows»
- Excerpt from «The House at Pooh Corner»
- Questions Using the Vocabulary
- Cultural Connection: Learning About Markets or Local Shops in English-Speaking Cultures
- Quiz: Exploring Markets in English-Speaking Cultures
- Types of Markets and Shops
- Describing Objects
- Common Colors and Their Examples
- Action Verbs
- Short Version of an English Traditional Tale
- The Tale of Peter Rabbit
- Themed Vocabulary
- Vocabulary: Nature
- Vocabulary: Animals
- Vocabulary: Food
- Cultural Insight: Traditional English Dishes and Regional Animals
- Regional Animals in England
- Quiz: Traditional English Dishes and Regional Animals
- Review and Final Project
- 1. Greetings and Farewells
- 2. Simple Questions
- 3. Nouns
- 4. Adjectives
- Vocabulary Bingo!
- 5. Speaking Practice
- Great Progress Today!
- Prompts Based on Short Literary Texts
- Prompt 1: Self-Introduction Inspired by Fairy Tales
- Prompt 2: Character Description Challenge
- Prompt 3: Story Setting Description
- Describing a Character
- Describing an Object in a Story
- Homework and Memory Task
- The Kind Fox and the Lost Rabbit
- Let`s repeat
- Greetings: Formal and Informal
- Greetings, Introductions & Personal Information
- Everyday Phrases and Polite Expressions
- Quiz Time
- Let’s Play!
- Role-Playing Activity Suggestions
- Grammar Practice Quiz
- Telling About Yourself
- Greatest English Writers
- William Shakespeare
- Jane Austen
- Charles Dickens
- T.S. Eliot
- Virginia Woolf
- George Orwell
- J.R.R. Tolkien
- C.S. Lewis
- Agatha Christie
- H.G. Wells
- William Shakespeare «Hamlet»
- Act-by-Act Comprehension Questions
- Analytical and Thematic Questions
- Create an alternative ending based on this decision
- The Lion and the Mouse
- Role-Playing Everyday Situations
- Situations
- Vocabulary Quiz Show
- Language Scavenger Hunt
- Family and Daily Life
- Anna’s Big Family
- Family Vocabulary Words and Phrases
- Learn
- Practice with Family Relations
- Questions
- Writing Practice
- Homework
- What do you do every morning?
- Common Daily Morning Activities
- Grammar Focus: Present Simple (Daily Routines)
- Time Expressions for Morning Routines
- A Simple Story: Peter’s Day
- Vocabulary Focus
- Peter’s Family
- Peter’s Morning
- Peter’s Afternoon
- Peter’s Evening
- Peter’s Weekend
- Peter’s Happy Life
- Shopping and Food
- Scenario: A customer is shopping for groceries at a supermarket
- Simple Conversations with Cultural Context
- Common Hobbies in English-Speaking Countries
- Present Continuous Tense
- Practice Dialog
- Cultural Note
- An excerpt from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
- Comprehension Questions
- Learning Activities
- Planning Your Week
- Time & Activities
- 1 Time Vocabulary Practice
- Time expressions
- 2 Future Plans with Present Continuous
- 3 Weekend Planning Activity
- 4 Speaking Practice
- Present Continuous for Future Plans
- Dialogue
- Stories and Traditions
- The Little Red Hen
- Cultural Explanation
- Comprehensive Questions
- Essential Everyday Vocabulary Guide
- Family Members and Relationships
- Daily Activities and Routines
- Emotions and States
- Shopping and Food
- Shopping Expressions
- Hobbies and Leisure
- Time Expressions
- Storytelling Vocabulary
- Essential Phrases for Communication
- Cultural Immersion and Everyday Language
- Practical Phrases for Daily Life
- Practice Activities
- Introducing Simple Storytelling
- The Ant and the Grasshopper
- Food and Culture
- Cultural Food Traditions
- Kitchen Vocabulary
- Cultural Food Stories
- Cultural Food Stories
- The Tale of the Stone Soup
- Travel and Directions
- Essential Direction Vocabulary
- Transportation Vocabulary
- Vocabulary for Asking and Giving Directions
- Simple Dialogue
- Essential Phrases for Different Situations
- Cultural Exploration Literary Introduction Around the World in 80 Days (adapted excerpt) Author: Jules Verne Published: 1873
- «The Wind in the Willows» by Kenneth Grahame Adapted version
- Cultural Wrap-Up: Reflecting on Our Journey
- Epilogue