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English Level Test: Check Your A1, B1, C1 EnglishA1English Level Test: Check Your A1, B1, C1 EnglishHi! Welcome to LingTrio! Let's check your English level — quickly and honestly. We have 30 questions: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Count your points and let's see where you stand!Can You Pass This English Vocabulary Test? 15 Words from A1 to C2A1Can You Pass This English Vocabulary Test? 15 Words from A1 to C2Peux-tu réussir ce test de vocabulaire anglais ? 15 mots du niveau A1 au C2Hi! Welcome to LingTrio! I've got 15 words. If you know all of them, your English vocabulary is truly advanced. We are going to start easy, and then it's going to get much, much harder.Can You Guess All 15 English Idioms? A1–C2 English QuizA1Can You Guess All 15 English Idioms? A1–C2 English QuizPeux-tu deviner ces 15 expressions anglaises ? Test d'anglais du niveau A1 au C2Hello! I have prepared a brand new test for you with 15 English idioms. We will start with the basics at Level A1 and move all the way up to Advanced C1-C2.Lesson 1A1Lesson 1Lesson 1: Greetings and Introductions In English, we have formal and informal greetings. Let’s look at some examples. Formal Greetings: Hello! Good morning! Good evening! How do you do?Lesson 2A1Lesson 2Lesson 2: Personal Pronouns and the Verb "To Be" Let's start with personal pronouns. These are words that replace names in sentences. Here are the main pronouns in English: I You (singular or plural)Lesson 2.1.A1Lesson 2.1.Learning with LingTrio is easy and free! Use the platform at lingtrio.com, or download it from Google Play or the App Store to learn anytime, anywhere. New Simple VerbsLesson 3A1Lesson 3Lesson 3: Question Words and Forming Questions Question words help us find information. Here are the most common ones: What — to ask about things (What is this?)Lesson 3.1A1Lesson 3.1Learning with LingTrio is easy and free! Use the platform at lingtrio.com, or download it from Google Play or the App Store to learn anytime, anywhere.Lesson 4A1Lesson 4Lesson 4: Nouns, Articles, and the Verb "Have" Today, we’ll learn about nouns, articles, and the verb have. Articles in English There are three main articles: a, an, and the.Lesson 4.1A1Lesson 4.1Welcome to Lesson 4.1 of LingTrio! Read both sentences. Choose the correct article (a, an, or the) in the second sentence. 1. I see ___ cat. ___ cat is black. ✅ Answer: XX 2. She eats ___ apple.Lesson 4.2A1Lesson 4.2Welcome to Lesson 4.2 from LingTrio! Today, we will focus on one important verb in English: have / has. Quick Review – “Have” and “Has” 🟢 Use have with: I, you, we, they 🟣 Use has with: he, she, itLesson 5A1Lesson 5Lesson 5: Numbers and Telling Time Today, we will learn numbers from 1 to 100 and how to ask and answer questions about time. Numbers from 0 to 12: 0 — zero 1 — one 2 — two 3 — three 4 — four 5 — fiveLesson 5.1A1Lesson 5.1Lesson: Numbers, Time, and Months — Let’s Practice! Learning with LingTrio is easy and free!Lesson 6A1Lesson 6Lesson 6: Adjectives and Comparisons Today, we will learn adjectives that help us describe people and things. big – small: This house is big. That house is small.Lesson 7A1Lesson 7Welcome to LingTrio! Today, we will learn about simple action verbs and sentence structure in English. 🔹 What are action verbs? Action verbs are verbs that describe actions.Lesson 7.1A1Lesson 7.1Today we’re going to talk about daily routines — the things you do every day. Morning, afternoon, evening — let’s go through it all! Daily Routine Verbs: wake up get up brush my teeth take a showerLesson 8A1Lesson 8🎓 Welcome to LingTrio! Today’s Lesson: Present Continuous – Talking About What’s Happening Now 🔹 Present Continuous – What is it?Lesson 9A1Lesson 9Lesson 9: Past Simple Today we will learn how to talk about actions that happened in the past. 🔹 Regular verbs To form the past simple of regular verbs, add -ed to the base form. play → playedLesson 10A1Lesson 10Past Tense of “to be” and “to have” Today we will focus on the past tense of two important verbs: to be and to have. 🔹 The verb “to be” in the past tenseLesson 11A1Lesson 11🎓 Lesson 11: Pronouns, Possessive Forms & Days of the Week Today we will learn to use personal pronouns, possessive forms, and the names of the days of the week. 🔹 Pronouns and Possessives I – myLesson 12A1Lesson 12🎓 Lesson 12: Modal Verbs – Can / Must / Should / Would Can — used to express ability or possibility. For example: Examples: Ability: I can swim. She can speak English. Permission:Lesson 13A1Lesson 13🎓 Future Simple & Going to – Talking About the Future In this lesson, we will learn how to talk about future actions. We'll use the verb will and the phrase going to. Examples: I go - I will goLesson 14A1Lesson 14🎓 In this lesson, we will learn how to use basic prepositions to talk about time, place, and movement. Prepositions are small words that show the relationship between two things. For example:​Lesson 15A1​Lesson 15🎓 Welcome to Lesson 15 from LingTrio! Today we will learn three important verbs: see, look, and watch. 🔹 See Meaning: To notice something with your eyes without trying. Example Sentences:Lesson 16A1Lesson 16🎓 Using Two Verbs in English — What Form Comes Next? In English, we often use two verbs together in one sentence. But here's the challenge: The second verb doesn’t always follow the same rule.Lesson 17A1Lesson 17🎓 Today we will learn basic colors in English. Learning with LingTrio is easy and free! Use the platform at lingtrio.com, or download it from Google Play or the App Store to learn anytime, anywhere.Lesson 18A1Lesson 18🎓 Welcome to Lesson 18 from LingTrio! Learning with LingTrio is easy and free! Use the platform at lingtrio.com, or download it from Google Play or the App Store to learn anytime, anywhere.Lesson 19A1Lesson 19🎓 Welcome to Lesson 19 from LingTrio! Today we will learn how to talk about feelings, emotions, and states using adjectives. You will also learn useful verbs: feel, look, sound, and seem.Lesson 20A1Lesson 20🎓 Welcome to Lesson 20 from LingTrio! Let’s review everything we’ve learned — grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure — in one fun story! Present: What I do every dayENGLISH BY SONGS – Nouns, Articles and HaveA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Nouns, Articles and HaveI see a cat. I see a dog. I have a pen. I eat an apple. I have an egg. I wait an hour. The sun is bright. The earth is big. The United States is a country.Learn English: Verb To Be & Compound Words | Beginner Vocabulary (A1–A2)A1Learn English: Verb To Be & Compound Words | Beginner Vocabulary (A1–A2)I … am You … are He… is She… is It … is We… are They… are Sun Flower Sunflower Tooth Brush Toothbrush Foot Ball Football Bed Room Bedroom Butter Fly Butterfly Lady Bug Ladybug Pine Apple PineappleEssential English Vocabulary: Days, Months, Numbers & SymbolsA1Essential English Vocabulary: Days, Months, Numbers & SymbolsMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday The day before yesterday yesterday today now tomorrow The day after tomorrow Numbers 1–12 1 — one 2 — two 3 — three 4 — four 5 — five 6 — six23 English Idioms You MUST KnowA123 English Idioms You MUST Know"Break a leg." It means: Good luck. "It’s a piece of cake." It means: It’s very easy. "Under the weather." It means: Feel sick. "Let the cat out of the bag." It means: Tell the secret by mistake.Prepositions Made Easy (Module A1 Lesson)A1Prepositions Made Easy (Module A1 Lesson)I’m good …. at cooking. We arrived …. at the airport on time. This book is full … of interesting stories. I’m interested … in learning Spanish. See you…. on Monday. She’s married …. to a famous actor.English Greetings for Beginners: Basic Phrases & IntroductionsA1English Greetings for Beginners: Basic Phrases & IntroductionsSay 'How are you?' more naturally. How’s it going? How’re you doing? What’s up? How’ve you been? Instead of just saying 'GOOD'. Excellent. Awesome. Fantastic. Wonderful. Amazing.Can You Pronounce These Tricky English Words? (Test Yourself)A1Can You Pronounce These Tricky English Words? (Test Yourself)What do you hear?........ It’s actually: Why did you lie? When we speak fast, “did you” sounds like “didja”. A… I… N… Pain Rain TRain BRain CHain STain English words ending in "ash" W ash Tr ashENGLISH BY SONGS – Personal Pronouns and To Be | Lesson 2A1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Personal Pronouns and To Be | Lesson 2I am Anna. You are my friend. He is Tom. She is a doctor. It is a dog. We are happy. They are students. I am. You are. He is. She is. It is. We are. They are.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Future Simple TenseA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Future Simple TenseI will read a book tomorrow. She will study English tonight. They will play football after school. I am going to visit my friend. He is going to watch a movie. We are going to eat dinner at 7 p.m.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Adjectives and ComparisonsA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Adjectives and ComparisonsAdjectives and Opposites Big – small. This house is big, and that house is small. Cheap – expensive. This shirt is cheap, but that jacket is expensive.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Question Words and Questions | Lesson 3A1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Question Words and Questions | Lesson 3What is this. How are you. Where are you. When is it. Why is it cold. What is your name. Where are you from. How old are you. When is your birthday. Why are you late. Questions with to be.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Past Simple TenseA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Past Simple TenseI played football yesterday. She worked at the office. They visited their friends. I read a book. He went to the park. She ate an apple. Did I play football yesterday? Did she work at the office?ENGLISH BY SONGS – Pronouns and Possessive FormsA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Pronouns and Possessive FormsYour friend is at home. Your friend is not at home. Is your friend at home? Isn't your friend at home? His car is new. His car is not new. Is his car new? Isn't his car new?ENGLISH BY SONGS – Past Tense of "To Be" and "To Have"A1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Past Tense of "To Be" and "To Have"I was at home yesterday. She was in the park. He was tired last night. We were at the cinema. You were at work. They were happy. I wasn't at home yesterday. She wasn't in the park.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Action Verbs and Sentence StructureA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Action Verbs and Sentence StructureAffirmative Sentences I study English. She studies English. We visit our grandparents. He listens to music. I open the window. He closes the book. I read books. He sits on the chair.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Present Continuous TenseA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Present Continuous TenseI am playing football. She is eating dinner. They are working in the office. I am reading a book. He is watching TV. We are studying English. She is working from home. They are playing tennis.ENGLISH BY SONGS – Top 167 Nouns in EnglishA1ENGLISH BY SONGS – Top 167 Nouns in Englishlove dream night light heart fire rain wind sky star moon sun ocean river mountain valley forest desert island beach cloud storm thunder lightning flower garden tree leaf grass stone sand shadow echo…ENGLISH BY SONGS - Colors in EnglishA1ENGLISH BY SONGS - Colors in EnglishThe apple is red. The sky is blue. The sun is yellow. The dog is black. The snow is white. The grass is green. The juice is orange. The table is brown. The flower is purple. The dress is pink.ENGLISH BY SONGS - 111 Essential English Verbs: Rhyme & LearnA1ENGLISH BY SONGS - 111 Essential English Verbs: Rhyme & Learnplay say stay pay lay delay see be agree free guarantee go know grow throw show blow follow fight write light invite excite make take bake shake wake break tell sell smell spell helpNumbers 0-1M, Telling Time & Daily Routine PhrasesA1Numbers 0-1M, Telling Time & Daily Routine PhrasesZero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three,…ENGLISH BY SONGS - 167 Essential English Adjectives: Rhyme & FlowA1ENGLISH BY SONGS - 167 Essential English Adjectives: Rhyme & Flowhappy angry hungry thirsty dirty pretty silly funny sunny rainy windy cloudy snowy busy easy heavy ready tiny shiny lazy crazy scary lucky messy noisy early curly friendly lonely lovely ugly