Test 5: Test Your A2 English Skills By Reviewing What You've Learned In The Last 10 Lessons Of The Course

Course Content

المحتوى

0/105

Lesson 1: Personal Pronouns and the Verb TO BE Explained Simply and Quickly

English from Scratch: Prepositions IN, ON, and AT in the House for Beginners – Lesson 2

Lesson 3: Interrogative Form of the Verb TO BE – Using HIS and HER Explained Step by Step

Lesson 4: Present Continuous in English – When and How to Use ING Correctly

Lesson 5: What and Where in Questions with TO BE – Learn to Form WH Questions Easily

Lesson 6: The Short Form of the Verb TO BE – Affirmative and Negative Forms Explained

Lesson 7: Using Who, Why, and Because with the Verb TO BE – Ask and Answer Correctly

Lesson 8: A vs An, There is and There are – Learn to Use Them in All Forms Easily

Lesson 9: Adjectives in English – Learn Where and How to Use Them Easily

Lesson 10: How Many in English – How to Ask About Countable Quantities Quickly and Easily

Test 1: Check Your Learning with 20 Questions Based on the First 10 Lessons of the Course

Lesson 11: How Much in English – How to Ask About Uncountable Quantities Simply

Lesson 12: This, That, These, and Those with the Verb TO BE – Learn to Use Them Correctly

Lesson 13: This, That, These, and Those in Negative and Interrogative Forms – Usage with TO BE and WH Questions

Lesson 14: Simple Present in English – Rules for Adding S, ES, and IES Explained Easily

Lesson 15: How to Use DO and DOES in Simple Present – Learn to Form Questions and Negations

Lesson 16: Listening Exercise in Simple Present – Improve Your Listening Comprehension

Listening Exercise in English: Daily Routine – Basic English Listening Lesson 16

Lesson 17: Frequency Adverbs in Simple Present – Learn to Use Them Correctly

Lesson 18: Using How Often with DO and DOES – Questions with Frequency Adverbs Explained Easily

Lesson 19: Frequency Adverbs in English – Listening Exercise to Improve Your Comprehension

Lesson 20: Dictation in Simple Present – Practice Your Listening and Writing in English

Test 2: Do You Have A1 Level in English? Check Your Learning with 20 Questions from the Course

Lesson 21: Adjectives vs Adverbs in English – Don’t Confuse Them Anymore with These 6 Rules

Lesson 22: How Well, Pretty, Quite, Very, and Really – Learn to Use These Intensifiers

Lesson 23: Easy Listening Exercise – Learn the Clear Differences Between LOOK, SEE, and WATCH

Lesson 24: What Are Modal Verbs? Learn the Verb CAN in a Simple Way

Lesson 25: How to Form WH Questions with CAN – Explained Simply and Quickly

Lesson 26: CAN, Conjunctions, and Adverbs – too, also, and, or, only Explained Simply

Lesson 27: The Modal Verb SHOULD – Learn All Its Forms and How to Use WH Questions

Lesson 28: CAN and SHOULD – Object Pronouns – Learn When and How to Use Them Correctly

Lesson 29: The Verb LET – Object Pronouns – Learn to Use CAN and SHOULD with Examples

Lesson 30: Writing Exercise in Simple Present – Use Object Pronouns Correctly

Lesson 31: Modal WOULD in All Its Forms – Learn the Difference Between CAN and SHOULD

Lesson 32: Writing Challenge with Would Like and Would Love – Give It a Try

Lesson 33: How to Form WH Questions with WOULD – Simple Present Structure Explained

Lesson 34: Possessive Adjectives – Dictation in Basic English – Practice and Learn

Lesson 35: What is the Difference Between WHAT and WHICH? Learn to Ask Questions Correctly

Lesson 36: How and When to Use Which One and Which Ones – Easy Explanation for Question and Answer

Lesson 37: Learn the Modal Verb COULD Easily in Present – Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative

Lesson 38: How to Use EITHER and NEITHER to Express ‘Neither’ in English – Simple Explanation

Lesson 39: Learn the Linking Technique and Practice with Short Questions to Improve Your Listening

Lesson 40: Reading Exercise with Questions – Review All the Lessons Covered

Listening Exercise in English: Lesson 40 – Listening Practice in English: Alex’s Life

Test 4: Do You Have A2 Level in English? 20 Questions to Find Out and Get Your Free Certificate

Lesson 41: Comparison Between AM, IS, ARE, and WAS, WERE – Correct Use of ING in Past Progressive

Lesson 42: Time Adverbs in PAST and PRESENT – How to Use WAS and WERE with Adverbs

Lesson 43: Uses of WHILE with WAS and WERE in Affirmative Sentences – Clear and Simple Examples

Lesson 44: Using FOR and AGO with Quantifiers – a few, some, a couple of with WAS and WERE

Lesson 45: How to Use How Long, How Much Time, and Since with WAS and WERE – Detailed Explanation

Lesson 46: Listen and Practice 20 Sentences with Was and Were – Develop Your Listening and Comprehension

Lesson 47: Writing Exercise in Past with Was and Were – Improve Your Writing Quickly and Easily

Lesson 48: How to Use So, Too, So Much, So Many, Too Much, Too Many with Was and Were – Very Easy

Lesson 49: How to Tell and Ask the Time in English with PAST and TO – Clear and Easy Explanation

Lesson 50: 5 KEY Prepositions for Telling Time in English – AT, BY, IN, TIME, and More

Test 5: Test Your A2 English Skills by Reviewing What You’ve Learned in the Last 10 Lessons of the Course

Lesson 51: Learn the Most Commonly Used Verbs in English – Regular and Irregular Verbs Explained Easily

Lesson 52: Writing Exercise in SIMPLE PAST – Correctly Omit the Subject

Lesson 53: Contrast Connectors in SIMPLE PAST – But, However, Although, Though, and More

Lesson 54: Improve Your Listening and Writing with This Exercise in Present and Simple Past

Lección 55 Cómo hacer preguntas en PASADO SIMPLE con DID y Wh Questions Explicación fácil

Lección 56 Cómo diferenciar Preguntas de Sujeto y Objeto en Pasado Simple MUY IMPORTANTE

Lección 57 Futuro con WILL y GOING TO Diferencias usos y ejemplos claros ¿Cuándo usarlos

Lección 58 Dictado en futuro WILL y GOING TO con adverbios como LATER SOON y NEXT MONTH y más

Lección 59 5 formas de expresar el FUTURO en inglés sin usar WILL ni GOING TO Aprende cómo

Lección 60 Cómo y cuándo usar IN ON y AT como preposiciones de tiempo Explicación clara

Prueba 6 Última prueba Nivel A2 Prepárate para tu salto a B1 Prueba con audio y escritura

Lección 1 Presente Perfecto con HAVE y HAS Prepárate para tu nivel B1 en inglés Lista Verbos

Lección 2 SINCE vs FOR en inglés Reglas clave con HAVE y HAS Subject Verb Agreement

Lección 3 Diferencia HAVE JUST y JUST en oraciones Domina sus estructuras Uso de BUT ALSO

Lección 4 Presente Perfecto vs Pasado Simple Domina sus diferencias con 10 ejercicios prácticos

Lección 5 Diferencia entre BE ABLE TO CAN y COULD Aprende su uso en Presente Perfecto

Lección 6 Dictado en Presente Perfecto Mejora tu escucha y escritura con este reto

Lección 7 Presente Perfecto vs Presente Perfecto Continuo Aprende fácil sus diferencias clave

Lección 8 Uso de HOW LONG en Presente Perfecto Continuo Domina FOR y SINCE con respuestas clave

Lección 9 Wh Questions en Presente Perfecto Continuo Aprende su estructura y tipos de preguntas

Lección 10 Diferencia entre THERE HAS BEEN y THERE HAVE BEEN Domina su uso en todas sus formas

Prueba 1 Evalúa tu inglés B1 con las primeras 10 lecciones del curso Pre intermedio

Lección 11 Diferencia entre Presente Perfecto y Pasado Perfecto Clave para tu nivel B1

Lección 12 Cómo usar conjunciones con Pasado Perfecto y Pasado Simple Aprende a combinarlos

Libro en PDF para aprender inglés desde cero 129 páginas de ejercicios audios

Lección 13 Cómo usar el Pasado Perfecto Continuo en todas sus formas Aprende con Phrasal Verbs

Lección 14 Práctica de escritura en Pasado Perfecto y Pasado Perfecto Continuo Prueba tu nivel

Lección 15 Dictado en Pasado Perfecto y Pasado Perfecto Continuo Desafía tu comprensión auditiva

Lección 16 ¿Por qué combinar Futuro Perfecto y Presente Simple Usemos BY BEFORE ALREADY y YET

Lección 17 Futuro Perfecto Continuo en todas sus formas Domina sus estructuras y adverbios

Lección 18 Preguntas y respuestas en Futuro Perfecto Continuo Usa WH Questions sin errores

Lección 19 ¿Futuro Perfecto o Futuro Perfecto Continuo Resolvamos esa duda con estas 8 oraciones

Lección 20 Repaso intensivo de todos los tiempos verbales ¡Cierra tu nivel B1 con esta clase

Prueba 2 Mide tu nivel B1 y avanza a B2 Recibe tu Mención de Honor en inglés Gratis

Inicio del Curso de Inglés Nivel Intermedio con Francisco Ochoa – Indicaciones y recomendaciones

Lesson 1 What are they Talking about Professions in English Comprehension Practice

Lesson 2 How to Classify Questions in English Listening and Comprehension Practice

Lesson 3 How to Use BECAUSE AS SINCE and FOR Give Better Arguments in English

Lesson 4 Relative Clauses Pronouns How to Use Where Who Which Whom and Whose

Lesson 5 Listening Exercise Practice Relative Clauses Pronouns in Context

Lesson 6 USED TO for Common Old Habits Easily Learn Affirmative Negative Questions

Lesson 7 How to use USED TO with WH Questions Ask about the past correctly

Lesson 8 – How to correctly use There used to be in all forms

Lesson 9 – Key differences between There used to be There was and There were

Lesson 10 – Improve Your Writing Translate from Spanish to English with Ease

Test 1 It s time to check our progress throughout the first 10 lessons

Estas son las 10 preguntas más frecuentes sobre el curso de inglés desde cero

Lesson 11 – Cardinal Points and Directions Learn How to Navigate the City in English

Final Exam - English from Scratch

English from Scratch

Evaluate your knowledge from the last ten lessons with this quiz.

0% Complete

Sign inSign up

Sign in

Don’t have an account? Sign up

Remember meLost your password?

Sign up

Already have an account? Sign in