A2Waystage
A2 · Elementary
20 free lessons. Start with lesson 1, or open any topic you need.
Guided study100–200 hrsGSE range30–42
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01Past simple (regular & irregular verbs)Grammar · Learn the past simple with regular and irregular verbs to talk about finished events, and use did in questions and negatives: “Where did they look?” Free exercises.Open lesson 02Travel & transportVocabulary & topic · Learn travel and transport words for buses, trains, and airports, from “travel by bus” to “get off the bus,” and deal with delays. Practice with free exercises.Open lesson 03Past continuousGrammar · Learn the past continuous (was or were + -ing) for actions in progress in the past: “Rina was checking the figures when the lights went out.” Free exercises.Open lesson 04Present perfect (ever / never, just / already / yet)Grammar · Learn the present perfect (have or has + past participle) with ever, never, just, already, yet, since, and for: “She has worked here since 2022.” Free exercises.Open lesson 05Past-time expressionsVocabulary & topic · Learn past time expressions like ago, last week, before, and earlier to say when things happened and in what order. Practice with free interactive exercises.Open lesson 06Technology & devicesVocabulary & topic · Learn technology vocabulary to name devices and websites and explain a tech problem clearly when you ask for help, like “The upload failed.” Free exercises.Open lesson 07Town & directionsVocabulary & topic · Learn how to ask for and give directions in English: “Turn left at the second traffic light,” “The museum is on your right.” Practice with free exercises.Open lesson 08be going to for plansGrammar · Use be going to for plans you already made and predictions you can see coming: “They’re going to run a workshop.” Practice with free interactive exercises.Open lesson 09will for predictions & offersGrammar · Learn how to use will for predictions, offers, and promises: “I think it will be busy,” “I’ll carry those boxes.” Practice with free interactive exercises.Open lesson 10Zero conditionalGrammar · Learn the zero conditional (if + present, present) for things that always happen: “If the card reader flashes red, the door stays locked.” Free exercises.Open lesson 11First conditionalGrammar · Learn the first conditional (if + present, will + verb) for real future possibilities: “If the rain starts, we’ll move inside.” Also unless and when. Free exercises.Open lesson 12Feelings & personalityVocabulary & topic · Learn words for feelings and personality, including confused and confusing, to describe how people feel and what they are like. Practice with free exercises.Open lesson 13Comparatives & superlativesGrammar · Learn how to compare things in English with comparatives and superlatives: “quieter than,” “the largest,” and “as quiet as.” Includes free interactive exercises.Open lesson 14Modals: should, must, have toGrammar · Learn the difference between should, must, and have to for advice and rules, and use don’t have to for choices: “You don’t have to print a ticket.” Free exercises.Open lesson 15Health & the bodyVocabulary & topic · Learn health and body vocabulary to describe symptoms, say where it hurts and for how long, and ask for help: “I have a bad cough.” Practice with free exercises.Open lesson 16Quantifiers: much / many / a lot ofGrammar · Learn how to use much, many, and a lot of with countable and uncountable nouns: “How much water?” “How many bottles?” Practice with free interactive exercises.Open lesson 17Verb + infinitive / -ingGrammar · Learn which verbs take to + verb and which take -ing: “She plans to teach,” “She enjoys teaching.” Includes stop, remember, and try. Free exercises.Open lesson 18Education & studyVocabulary & topic · Learn education and study vocabulary to talk about your classes, goals, and progress, and the difference between study, learn, and practice. Free exercises.Open lesson 19Adverbs of mannerGrammar · Learn adverbs of manner like carefully, clearly, well, and hard, when to use an adjective instead, and where the adverb goes in a sentence. Free practice exercises.Open lesson 20Phrasal verbs (common)Vocabulary & topic · Learn common phrasal verbs like turn off, look for, pick up, and show up, what they mean, and where the object goes: “Turn it off.” Practice with free exercises.Open lesson
By the end of A2, you can…
- Understand sentences and frequent expressions of immediate relevance.
- Communicate in simple, routine tasks needing direct exchange of information.
- Describe my background, environment and immediate needs.
- Tell a simple story about past events and experiences.