Curriculum

English for beginners

Module 1: Greetings & Introductions - Verb “to be” (I am, you are, etc.)

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Module 2: Family - Possessive adjectives (my, your, his, her)

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Module 3: Numbers & Age - Numbers, “How old are you?”, plurals

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Module 4: Daily Routines - Present Simple, time expressions

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Module 5: The Classroom - Articles (a, an, the), this/that/these/those

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Module 6: Food & Drinks - Countable/uncountable nouns, some/any

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Module 7: Around Town - There is/are, prepositions of place

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Module 8: Shopping - Quantifiers (a lot of, much/many, few/little)

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Module 9: Hobbies- Like/love/hate + -ing

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Module 10: Weather & Seasons - Adjectives, simple descriptive sentences

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Module 11: Clothes - Present Continuous, describing what people are wearing

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Module 12: At Home - Have/has, furniture vocabulary

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Module 13: Health - Should/shouldn’t, body parts

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Module 14: Transportation - Can/can’t for ability and permission

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Module 15: Vacations - Past Simple (was/were, regular verbs)

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Module 16: Work & Professions - Jobs vocabulary, Present Simple review

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Module 17: Nature & Animals - Comparative adjectives

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Module 18: Technology - Possessive ‘s, simple questions

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Module 19: Social Life - Invitations, modal verbs (would like to)

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Module 20: Review & Everyday English - Revision + practical phrases

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Text lesson

Lesson 2: Grammar: Verb “to be” (affirmative)

Verb “to be” (affirmative)

In this lesson, we learn how to use the verb to be — one of the most important verbs in English. It helps us talk about who we are, where we are, and how we feel.The forms of to be are:

I am
You are
He / She / It is
We are
You are
They are

Examples:

I am Anna.

You are a student.

He is a teacher. / She is from Spain. / It is hot outside.

We are friends.

You are students.

They are teachers.

Short forms (contractions):

Full form	Short form	Example
I am	I’m	I’m Anna.
You are	You’re	You’re my friend.
He is	He’s	He’s from Italy.
She is	She’s	She’s a teacher.
We are	We’re	We’re students.
You are	You’re	You’re students.
They are	They’re	They’re happy.

Usage examples:

I’m John.
You’re from London.
She’s a nurse.
We’re in class.
They’re my friends.