The Ultimate A1 Grammar Course Curriculum

Contents

Section 1: Present Simple ....................................................................................................................... 2

Section 2: Present Continuous ................................................................................................................ 3
Section 3: Will and Going To ................................................................................................................. 4
Section 4: Past Simple ............................................................................................................................ 4
Section 5: Verb Patterns.......................................................................................................................... 5
Section 6: Nouns ..................................................................................................................................... 6
Section 7: Determiners ............................................................................................................................ 6
Section 8: Pronouns ................................................................................................................................ 7
Section 9: Prepositions ............................................................................................................................ 8
Section 10: Modal Verbs ........................................................................................................................ 9
Section 11: Adjectives and adverbs ........................................................................................................ 9

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 Section 1: Present Simple

Lesson 1: Present Simple Forms: be

Exercise: Present simple of 'be': positive
Exercise: Present simple of 'be': negative
Exercise: Present simple with 'be': yes / no questions
Exercise: Present simple with 'be': mixed exercise

Lesson 2: Present simple forms: all verbs except 'be'

Exercise: Present simple with regular verbs: positive
Exercise: Present simple with regular verbs: Negative
Exercise: Present simple with regular verbs: yes / no questions
Exercise: Present simple with regular verbs: 'wh' questions
Exercise: Present simple with regular verbs: mixed exercise

Lesson 3: Present simple spelling changes

Exercise: Present simple spelling changes

Lesson 4: Present simple short forms

Exercise: Present simple short forms

Lesson 5: Present simple short answers

Exercise: Present simple short answers

Lesson 6: Present simple uses: for the present

Exercise: Present simple uses: for the present
Exercise: Are or do 1
Exercise: Are or do 2
Exercise: Present simple forms mixed exercise 1
Exercise: Present simple forms mixed exercise 2

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 Section 2: Present Continuous

Lesson 1: Verb+ing spelling changes

Exercise: Verb+ing spelling changes 1
Exercise: Verb+ing spelling changes 2

Lesson 2: Present continuous forms

Exercise: Present continuous: positive
Exercise: Present continuous: negative
Exercise: Present continuous: yes / no questions
Exercise: Present continuous: wh questions
Exercise: Present continuous mixed exercise

Lesson 3: Present continuous short forms

Exercise: Present continuous short forms
Exercise: Present simple and present continuous forms mixed exercise 1
Exercise: Present simple and present continuous forms mixed exercise 2
Exercise: Present simple and present continuous forms mixed exercise 3
Exercise: Present simple and present continuous forms mixed exercise 4

Lesson 4: Stative verbs

Exercise: Stative verbs

Lesson 5: Present continuous use: events in progress

Exercise: Present continuous use: events in progress

Lesson 6: Present continuous or present simple?

Exercise: Present continuous or present simple? Events in progress or habits?
Exercise: Present continuous or present simple? Stative or dynamic?

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 Section 3: Will and Going To

Lesson 1: 'Will' forms

Exercise: 'Will' positive and negative
Exercise: 'Will' positive and negative short forms
Exercise: 'Will' questions

Lesson 2: 'Will' use: prediction

Lesson 3: 'Will' use: decisions at the moment of speaking

Exercise: 'Will' use predictions and decisions

Lesson 4: Going to forms

Exercise: 'Going to': positive and negative
Exercise: 'Going to': questions

Lesson 5: 'Going to' use: plans and intentions

Exercise: 'Going to' use plans and intentions

Lesson 6: 'Will' or 'going to'?

Exercise: 'Will' or 'going to' decisions vs plans

Section 4: Past Simple

Lesson 1: Past simple with 'be'

Exercise: Past simple with 'be': positive and negative 1
Exercise: Past simple with 'be': positive and negative 2
Exercise: Past simple with 'be': questions
Exercise: Past simple with 'be': mixed exercise

Lesson 2: Past simple forms with regular verbs

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 Exercise: Past simple with regular: positive and negative
Exercise: Past simple with regular verbs: questions

Lesson 3: Past simple spelling changes

Exercise: Past simple spelling changes
Exercise: Past simple mixed exercise 1
Exercise: Past simple mixed exercise 2
Exercise: Past simple mixed exercise 3
Exercise: Past simple mixed exercise 4

Lesson 4: Past simple with irregular verbs

Exercise: Past simple with irregular verbs positive 1
Exercise: Past simple with irregular verbs positive 2

Lesson 5: Past simple basic use

Exercise: Past simple basic use

Section 5: Verb Patterns

Lesson 1: Verb patterns with infinitive without 'to'

Exercise: The imperative
Exercise: Let's

Lesson 2: Verbs with gerunds (verb+ing) and to + infinitive

Exercise: Gerund or infinitive?

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 Section 6: Nouns

Lesson 1: Singular and plural nouns

Exercise: Singular and plural nouns

Lesson 2: Countable and uncountable nouns

Exercise: Countable and uncountable nouns 1
Exercise: Countable and uncountable nouns 2

Lesson 3: Quantity words with uncountable nouns

Exercise: Quantity word + uncountable noun

Lesson 4: A or an?
Exercise: A or an?

Lesson 5: A / an with jobs and to say what something is

Exercise: A and no article to say what something is

Lesson 6: Possessive 's'

Exercise: Possessive 's'

Section 7: Determiners

Lesson 1: This / that / these / those

Exercise: This / that / these / those

Lesson 2: Some and any

Exercise: Some or any

Lesson 3: A little, a few

Exercise: A little and a few

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Lesson 4: Much, many
Exercise: Much or many?

Lesson 5: A lot of / lots of

Exercise: A lot or a lot of?

Section 8: Pronouns

Lesson 1: Subject and object pronouns

Exercise: Subject and object pronouns

Lesson 2: Possessive determines / adjectives

Lesson 3: Possessive pronouns

Exercise: Possessives

Lesson 4: You = people in general

Lesson 5: There is and there are

Exercise: There is and there are

Lesson 6: 'It' as a dummy subject

Exercise: 'It' as a dummy subject

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 Section 9: Prepositions

Lesson 1: Prepositions of time 1 (at / in / on)

Exercise: at / in / on 1
Exercise: at / in / on 2
Exercise: at / in / on 3

Lesson 2: Prepositions of time 2 (from / to /until)

Exercise: from ... to / until / till

Lesson 3: Prepositions of time 3 (before and after)

Exercise: Before and after

Lesson 4: Prepositions for places (at / in / on)

Exercise: Prepositions of place 1
Exercise: Prepositions of place 2

Lesson 5: Prepositions with 'home'

Exercise: Prepositions with 'home'

Lesson 6: Prepositions with verbs of movement

Exercise: Prepositions with verbs of movement

Lesson 7: Prepositions after adjectives

Exercise: Prepositions after adjectives

Lesson 8: Prepositions after verbs

Exercise: Prepositions after verbs

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 Section 10: Modal Verbs

Lesson 1: Modal verbs introductions

Lesson 2: 'Can' for ability

Lesson 3: 'Could' for past ability

Exercise: Can / could / will be able to or ability

Lesson 4: 'Can' for requests

Lesson 5: 'Could' for polite requests

Exercise: Can and could for requests
Exercise: Can and could for requests with short answers

Lesson 6: 'Can' for permission

Exercise: Can for permission in general

Lesson 7: 'Would like' for politeness

Exercise: Would like

Section 11: Adjectives and adverbs

Lesson 1: Adjectives basics

Lesson 2: Adverbs of manner

Exercise: Adverbs of manner

Lesson 3: Adjective or adverb

Exercise: Adjective or adverb?

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Lesson 4: Well or good?

Lesson 5: Adverbs or frequency

Exercise: Adverbs of frequency 1
Exercise: Adverbs of frequency 2

Lesson 6: Adverbs of degree

Exercise: Adverbs of degree

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