Why do we ask you to stand up? Why practice before learning 
the "correct" answer? This chapter explains the science 
behind your textbook, shows you how to use it effectively, 
and helps you understand why this method gets results.

[EN] Using Your Course Textbook 

[FR] Comment Utiliser Votre Manuel de Cours

Optional: If you're doing this course with an instructor

Master classroom language and basic instructions. Learn to understand and use imperatives like "Stand up, please."

Imperatives: Classroom Instructions

Dialogue

Grammar Note: Imperatives 

Key Phrases

Vocabulary Practice

Unit 1: Stand up, please. 

Learn formal and informal greetings and how to end conversations with appropriate farewells in both casual and professional settings.

Professional Greetings and Farewells

Dialogue 

Additional Vocabulary 

Unit 2: Nice to meet you!

Learn the English alphabet and pronunciation. Practice asking and spelling names with practical dialogues. 

The English Alphabet

Unit 3: How do you spell that?

Learn to talk about jobs and departments.

Verb TO BE: Positive Form

Contractions - to be

Quiz: To Be - Positive Form

 Key Phrases

Additional Vocabulary

Unit 4: What do you do?

Learn how to ask and answer questions about your background, including where you're from and where you work.

Forming Questions: The 5 Ws

Nationalities

Quiz: The 5 Ws

Unit 5: Where are you from?

Learn to give basic information about others using pronouns with contractions.

Speaking Practice 

Unit 6: Who's she?

Learn the numbers from 1-10 and practice communicating your phone number.

Dialogue 1 

Dialogue 2

Numbers 1-10

Grammar: Possessive Adjectives

Unit 7: What's your number?

Learn how to leave messages with your name and phone number, and how to relay a message.


Dialogue 1

Dialogue 2 

Quiz: Take a message 

2. Key Phrases

Unit 8: Can you call me back?

Learn how to communicate your personal and professional address. 

Lesson Drill 

Unit 9: What's your address?

Learn to ask and say what time it is, and practice scheduling a meeting.

Quiz: What time is it? 

Additional Grammar

Unit 10: What time is it?

Learn the days of the week, the adverbs of time, and how to ask about a specific day.

Reading and Listening 

Lesson Drill

Unit 11: What day is today?

Learn the months of the year, and how to ask about dates and events, and practice how to schedule an event.



Reading and Listening 1: Birthday

Reading and Listening 2: Workshop 

Unit 12: What's your birthday?

Learn how to tell the age of a person or an item, and how to ask the age.

Reading and Listening

Unit 13: How old is the phone?

Learn possessive adjectives, how to talk about your family members, and how to ask about a person.

 Additional Grammar

Unit 14: Are you an only child?

Learn to use gerunds and how to talk about activities that you like/dislike.

Unit 15: Do you like dancing?

Learn how to talk about your hobbies, and how to use the present tense for regular verbs.

Unit 16: What do you do in your free time? (Coming Soon)

Learn to talk about your sleeping patterns and the different times of the day. Learn to use the simple present for routines.

1. Reading

Unit 17: When do you sleep? (Coming Soon)

Learn to ask detailed questions about a job, and how to use the adverbs of frequency.


Unit 18: How often do you jog? (Coming Soon)

Learn to talk about the weather and to use adjectives of weather.

Unit 19: How's the weather? (Coming Soon)

Learn how to express health issues and how you feel. Practice the vocabulary about health

Unit 20: How are you feeling? (Coming Soon)

Key Phrases 

2. Additional Grammar

Unit 21: Can I help you? (Coming Soon)

Understand and use "much" and "many" correctly. Learn to ask about prices and quantities, and how to use numbers and currency in conversation.

Unit 22: How much is this? (Coming Soon)

Get to know the past simple tense.
Practice talking about past activities and events.
Use regular and irregular verbs in the past simple.


Unit 24: What did you do last weekend? (Coming Soon)

Welcome to Level Up 1, the perfect starting point for beginners with no prior knowledge of English. This course is designed to guide you through the basics of English, focusing on essential language skills for business communication. You will build a strong foundation in speaking, listening, reading, and writing through engaging lessons and practical exercises.By the end of this course, you will be able to:<ul><li>Greet and introduce yourself and others in a professional setting</li><li>Use basic business vocabulary related to daily tasks</li><li>Understand and respond to simple questions, such as "What is your name?" and "How are you?"</li><li>Ask common "how" questions, like "How old is...?" or "How much is...?"</li><li>Follow basic instructions, such as "Please sit down" or "Please repeat."</li><li>Participate in simple discussions, like scheduling a meeting or making a phone call</li><li>And more!</li></ul>This is the first of two courses designed to help you reach the A2 level in English. Join us and take the first step towards mastering Business English!

Start your journey with Level Up 1, designed for beginners without prior knowledge. Learn to greet, introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, use basic business vocabulary, and more! Take the first step toward the A2 level. 

Level Up 1: Business English Course For Beginners

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