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TOPICS OF FREE ENGLISH COURSE

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I know that you are asking you WHAT ARE THE TOPICS THAT AM I GOING TO LEARN?   PART 1 VIRTUAL RESOURCE : EDMODO TOPICS: CHAPTER 1: THE ALPHABET CHAPTER 2: THE NUMBERS CHAPTER 3: THE COLORS CHAPTER 4: PERSONAL PRONOUN CHAPTER 5:  VERB TO BE PART 2 VIRTUAL RESOURCE: MOODLE CLOUD TOPICS: CHAPTER 1: POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES CHAPTER 2: WHAT IS THIS? CHAPTER 3: PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE CHAPTER 4: NEGATIVE STATEMENTS AND YES/NO QUESTIONS CHAPTER 5: CONJUNCTIONS PART 3 VIRTUAL RESOURCE: GOOGLE CLASSROOM TOPICS: CHAPTER 1:  SIMPLE PRESENT CHAPTER 2: SIMPLE PAST CHAPTER 3: PRESENT CONTINUOUS CHAPTER 4: FUTURE WITH GOING TO AND WILL CHAPTER 5: MODALS YOU HAVE RESOURCES IN EACH CHAPTER SUCH AS: SLIDES VIDEOS EXERCISES ONLINE EVALUATION
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COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK

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ENGLISH LEVELS We have always heard my level of English is good, very good, more or less or I write it but I do not open it but now I will leave you this entry so that from now on you can refer with ownership. According to Cambridge, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is the international standard that defines language proficiency. It is used worldwide to define the language skills of students on a scale of English levels from an A1, basic level of English, to a C2, for those who master English in an exceptional way. This makes our exams easy to understand for anyone involved in teaching and evaluating the language, both for English teachers and for students. It also helps that educational institutions and companies can easily compare our English degrees and tests with other types of exams in our country. Equivalencies according to the CEFR The following diagram shows all our degrees and tests at the CEFR.
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