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Basic English Course (after Phonics)

Basic English Course (after Phonics)

I am so proud of you for finishing all 5 Phonics courses. If you haven’t, then I recommend that you start here:
Level 1 
Level 2 
Level 3 
Level 4 
Level 5 

Now that Phonics is finished, it is time to start making your first sentences!! In my course, we will not learn grammar rules. Instead, we will learn how to make sentences naturally. Just like a native child learns their first sentences without any idea what grammar is. You can do the same thing.

Each Basic English lesson will have lots of new English vocabulary for you to learn. You will see pictures and learn different words to describe that picture in English. I want you to start to see English words when you look at pictures. This will help you remember the English vocabulary too.

After 3 Basic English lessons there will be an English review video. This will test you to see what you remember from the previous lessons. It is also a great way to practice your English and see how much you can remember.

Click here to go to Level 2 in the Basic English Course.

Basic English, Beginner - by chrishintsala

17 thoughts on “Basic English Course (after Phonics)”

  1. Các bài học của thầy thật tuyệt vời, mong muốn được học nhiều hơn nữa

    1. Tôi rất vui khi biết rằng bạn thích bài học của tôi. Nhiều bài học đến.

        1. Hi. I can help. First, have you taken a pronunciation course to learn how to read and speak correctly?

  4. Hello. Once you finish the 5 levels of Phonics (Free Adult Phonics course here: http://listenandlearnenglish.com/?p=1291)
    you start this Basic Course. In the Basic English course, you learn how to make your first sentences. You also learn grammar naturally though patterns. There are lots of new vocabulary in each lesson to help you learn new words. Just click the first lesson, write your practice sentences in a notebook while you watch the course lessons.

    1. That is wonderful. Have you completed the Phonics course for pronunciation and reading?

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