Beginner English 109

This basic-level English course helps you continue on your path towards speaking, listening, reading and understanding the English language. This ninth installment builds on the ‘Beginner English 101’ to ‘108’ courses. It covers pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary and provides a firm foundation in these areas to help you form basic expressions, ask questions and meet basic needs related to food.

The first section of the course explains how to pronounce and read words about money and prices. We explore major currencies from around the world and the many ways you can name a particular cost. We demonstrate how to use the terms ‘how much?’ or ‘how many?’ to ask basic questions relating to food and prices. We then show you how to combine countable and uncountable nouns with these phrases. The course then lays out the terms ‘any’ and ‘some’ and teaches you how to respond in the positive or negative form. These phrases will help you to conduct a conversation in a shop or marketplace. The last part of our grammar section describes intensifier adverbs. Intensifiers help to strengthen the meaning of an expression and emphasize another word and include words like ‘really’, ‘so’, ‘very’ and ‘too’. 

The final section of the course provides vocabulary related to food. We identify various food groups, varieties of food found under each group and the amounts and containers they typically come in. This can help you travel or enter a shop with English-speaking owners. English is a popular global language and this course uses videos, images and exercises to enhance your learning experience and give you the courage to speak the language. Sign up to take another important step towards proficiency in English.