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Read on your own, sound by sound · Under 10 · first steps with letters
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The shapes and names of the 26 capital and small letters
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Every letter comes in a pair: a capital letter (A B C) and a small letter (a b c). They are the same letter!
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What is the small letter for capital A?
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The sound each single consonant makes
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b makes the /b/ sound and m makes the /m/ sound. Every letter has a sound of its own.
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Which word starts with the 'b' sound?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. ball starts with the /b/ sound.
Short vowels a·e·i·o·u
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a·e·i·o·u make short sounds. The a in cat sounds like /æ/.
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What is the middle vowel sound in 'cat'?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. The middle of cat is /æ/ = a.
Blending consonant + vowel + consonant
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Join a consonant + a vowel + a consonant and you get a word. d-o-g → dog!
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What do you get when you blend d-o-g?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. d·o·g = dog
An e at the end makes the vowel before it long
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An e at the end of a word makes the vowel before it long. cap → cape.
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What do you get when you add a magic e to 'cap'?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. cap + e = cape
bl·st·tr·gr
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In bl·st·tr, two consonants join and are sounded together. bl-ue → blue.
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Which word starts with 'bl'?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. blue starts with the bl blend.
sh·ch·th·ph
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In sh·ch·th, two letters make one sound. The first sound in ship is sh!
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Which letters make the first sound in 'ship'?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. The two letters sh make one sound, /ʃ/.
ai·ee·oa·oo
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In ai·ee·oa, two vowels team up to make one sound. The ai in rain sounds like /eɪ/.
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Which letters make the vowel sound in 'rain'?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. ai makes the /eɪ/ sound.
Common words + short sentences
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Learn words that come up all the time, like the·is·you, as a whole. Then sentences flow!
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Which word in 'The cat is big.' is a sight word?
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Speak with everyday expressions · Under 10 · listening and speaking
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Hello, My name is ~
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When you meet someone, say Hello! or Hi!. To tell your name, say My name is ~. To ask someone's name, say What's your name?
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Your name is Mina. Which word goes in the blank? My ___ is Mina.
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1–20, basic colors and shapes
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Count one, two, three … up to twenty. Colors: red, blue, yellow, green. Shapes: circle, square, triangle. Put them together: It's a red circle.
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Which word goes in the blank? A banana is ___.
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This is my mom
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Family words: mom, dad, brother, sister, grandma, grandpa. To introduce someone, say This is my mom.
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Your mom's mom is your ___.
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I'm happy / It hurts
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Body words: head, eyes, nose, mouth, hands, feet. Say how you feel: I'm happy. I'm sad. I'm tired. When something hurts, say My head hurts.
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You got a present and you are smiling. I'm ___.
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. When you smile, you are happy: I'm happy.
It's sunny
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Animals: dog, cat, bird, fish, rabbit. Weather: sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy. Ask How's the weather? and answer It's sunny.
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Rain is falling, so you take an umbrella. It's ___.
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. When rain falls, it's rainy: It's rainy.
I like apples
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Food: apple, banana, milk, bread, rice. Say I like apples. or I don't like milk. Ask Do you like pizza? and answer Yes, I do. or No, I don't.
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Do you like apples? You love apples! Yes, I ___.
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. Answer Do you …? with Yes, I do. or No, I don't.
in / on / under
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in means inside, on means on top, under means below. The ball is in the box. The book is on the desk. The cat is under the chair.
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The cat is below the table. The cat is ___ the table.
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. Below is under: The cat is under the table.
I go to school at 8
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I get up at 7. I go to school at 8. I eat lunch at 12. The days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
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Monday, Tuesday, ___
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Dialogues of 3–4 sentences
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Put what you learned together. A: Hi! What's your name? B: My name is Leo. A: How old are you? B: I'm eight. A: Nice to meet you! B: Nice to meet you, too!
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Someone says Nice to meet you!. What do you say?
Correct! 🎉 Not quite. Answer Nice to meet you! with Nice to meet you, too!
Master school tests and entrance exams · Middle and high school students
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The 8 parts of speech and sentence elements
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The 8 parts of speech and sentence elements
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Present, past, future, and perfect
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Present, past, future, and perfect
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Modal verbs and turning sentences into the passive
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Modal verbs and turning sentences into the passive
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to-infinitives, gerunds, and participles
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to-infinitives, gerunds, and participles
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Relative clauses and conjunctions
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Relative clauses and conjunctions
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The subjunctive, comparatives, and superlatives
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The subjunctive, comparatives, and superlatives
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Topic, main idea, fill-in-the-blank, and inference
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Topic, main idea, fill-in-the-blank, and inference
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Judging grammar in context and key vocabulary
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Judging grammar in context and key vocabulary
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Listening question types and mock exams
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Listening question types and mock exams
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Get by while traveling or living abroad · Travel · living abroad
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Greetings, introducing yourself, and light conversation
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Greetings, introducing yourself, and light conversation
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Immigration, baggage, and in-flight requests
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Immigration, baggage, and in-flight requests
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Asking the way, public transport, and taxis
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Asking the way, public transport, and taxis
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Reservations, check-in/out, and fixing problems
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Reservations, check-in/out, and fixing problems
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Menus, requests, and paying the bill
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Menus, requests, and paying the bill
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Prices, refunds, and exchanges
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Prices, refunds, and exchanges
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Describing symptoms, pharmacies, and emergencies
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Describing symptoms, pharmacies, and emergencies
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Banks, phone and internet, and government offices
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Banks, phone and internet, and government offices
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Phone calls, invitations, and making plans
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Phone calls, invitations, and making plans
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