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In this course, you will learn, among others, how to:

- numbers
- alphabet
- definite and indefinite articles
- basic vocabulary in various categories
- basic grammar rules
- vocabulary of greetings, introductions, personal questions
- countable and uncountable nouns
- the verb "to be"
- names of countries and continents
- possessive pronouns
- the use of "have got"
- this/that - these/those
- make/do
- modal verbs
- ordinal numbers
- adverbs of time
- the Present Simple Tense
- the use of "would like"
- the use of "there is/there are"
- adverbs of frequency

You will also learn how to:

- speak in a restaurant or a cafe
- introduce yourself and ask for basic personal information
- have a conversation in English
- ask and talk about occupations
- describe the physical appearance and personalities of people
- talk about your family and occupation and about the families and occupations of other people
- talk about the origin, age, physical appearance and personalities of other people
- express your feelings/attitude towards people/things
- talk about yourself
- ask and give the time, days of the week, dates
- talk about your habits and hobbies
- invite someone for a coffee or drink

In this course, you will learn, among others, how to:

- the past form of the verb "to be"
- the Simple Past Tense
- more vocabulary related to home and home furnishings
- adverbs of place
- the past tense of verbs
- definition of dates/points in time
- use of everyday expressions
- synonyms and antonyms
- informal letter writing
- the Present Continuous Tense
- vocabulary used during domestic and international trips
- conjunctions
- adjectives - gradation, comparisons
- countable and uncountable nouns
- construction "be going to"
- the Present Perfect Tense
- the past participle of verbs
- questions and proposals
- infinitive and gerund
- the use of "what like"
- directions, distances, location

You will also learn how to:

- describe your own home and ask about the furnishings of homes/hotels/offices
- ask about and define the location of people/things
- talk about events/activities
- talk about the weather
- give detailed dates and times of events
- Write various informal letters
- speak English at the airport/railway station and at a travel agency
- write simple stories
- compare people/things
- describe your own plans/intentions
- shop in many kinds of stores
- communicate at a doctor's office
- propose solutions to problems
- talk about physical well-being and about health problems
- offer, accept and reject proposals
- fill out forms at various offices
- show the way and ask for directions or location

In this course, you will learn, among others, how to:

- personal questions
- special section about social meetings
- pronouns, prepositions
- "have/have got" - common features and differences
- special section about methods of payment (cash, credit cards, cheques, etc.)
- the Past Continuous Tense
- differences between Present Simple/Present Continuous
- differences between Simple Past/Past Continuous
- differences between Simple Past/Present Perfect
- differences between Present Simple/Present Perfect
- question tags
- confirming and negating
- phrasal verbs
- Conditional I (conditional sentences, conditional mood)
- verb patterns
- the Present Perfect Continuous
- various forms of Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous

You will also learn how to:

- communicate during informal social meetings
- talk about interests, hobbies and ways of spending leisure time
- write a post card to a friend
- shop in many kinds of stores
- write emails and faxes

In this course, you will learn, among others, how to:

- accepting and rejecting proposals
- writing letters and about their structure
- additional modal verbs
- short answers
- more about The Future Simple Tense
- Conditional II (conditional sentences, conditional mood)
- various forms of will/going to
- means of transport
- the use of "used to"
- the passive voice
- the Past Perfect verb form
- "have something done", "get something done"
- subject and Object questions
- open/closed questions, use of various interrogative pronouns (Wh- words and how)

You will also learn how to:

- write all types of informal letters
- propose, discuss and persuade
- write formal letters, make complaints, etc.
- apply for a job
- communicate at the airport, railway station, on a ferry
- communicate in a hotel
- talk about advantages and disadvantages
- talk about past and current habits
- express your own opinion/ disagree with other people's opinions
- write a composition and a memo
- give orders and recommendations
- write summaries of books/conferences/events/business meetings
- speak English on the phone

In this course, you will learn, among others, how to:

- the passive voice (more information about the use of additional verb forms)
- types of sports disciplines, interests, hobbies
- review of all verb forms
- the passive voice and its use in various tenses and grammatical forms
- money, currency, fractions, percentages, numbers, data
- modal verbs; various forms
- relative clauses
- review of past tense forms
- means of transport; continued
- various forms of the past tense
- time clauses
- all types of conditional sentences: 0, I, II, III (conditional sentences, conditional mood)
- adverbs
- detailed discussion of conjunctions

You will also learn how to:

- talk about various interests and hobbies
- write formal and informal letters; differences
- lodge a complaint
- count in English, convert currencies, give data, dates, etc.
- write stories
- ask for things, give orders, propose in English
- write private and business emails and faxes
- handle complex phone calls in English
- apply for a job

In this course, you will learn, among others, how to:

- various forms of perfect tenses
- zodiac signs
- question tags: variations and exceptions
- the sequence of tenses
- special section - shopping
- special section - staying at a hotel
- special section - at the doctor's office

You will also learn how to:

- give a detailed description of physical appearance, personality and other features
- communicate in restaurants and bars
- talk about eating preferences and ask about them
- shop in many kinds of stores
- communicate in public institutions, such as the post office, hospital, police station
- communicate at the cinema or theatre
- talk in English-speaking pubs
- book a hotel room and communicate in a hotel
- communicate at a doctor's office