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The Zorg Space English course runs from A0 to C1: from the first sentences to formal register and debate. Every rule comes with examples, the usual mistakes and practice questions.
Levels
| A0 Starter | Lessons: 22 | |
|---|---|---|
| A2 Elementary | Lessons: 26 | |
| B1 Intermediate | Lessons: 33 | |
| B2 Upper intermediate | Lessons: 40 | |
| C1 Advanced | Lessons: 50 |
Browse grammar
- I, you, he, she, we, theyEnglish always says who does something.
- my, your, his, her, our, theirTo say whose something is, English puts one small word in front of the noun and never changes it: my bag, my bags, my…
- this, that, these, thoseEnglish points with four words, and they split two ways at once: near or far, one or many.
- am, is, arebe is the first verb you need, because almost everything you say about yourself uses it: your name, where you are from…
- me, you, him, her, us, themEnglish uses a different word when the person is on the RECEIVING end of the verb.
- have and hashave says what belongs to you and what is wrong with you: I have two children, I have a headache, I have an appointment.
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