English Foundation Course Outline
UNIT 1: Language Basics
Lesson 1: Forming Plurals, Greetings and Farewells
Lesson 1, Part A: Singular & Plural
Lesson 1, Part B: Present Progressive, Articles
Lesson 2: Present Progressive, Negation
Lesson 2, Part A: Countable Nouns & Uncountable Nouns
Lesson 2, Part B: Direct Objects
Lesson 2, Part D: Forming Questions
Lesson 3: Personal Pronouns, Adjectives
Lesson 3, Part A: Colors & Sizes
Lesson 3, Part B: Pronouns & Professions
Lesson 3, Part C: Questions & Answers
Lesson 4: Direct Objects, Quantity Comparisons
Lesson 4, Part C: Questions and Answers
UNIT 2: Greetings And Introductions
Lesson 1: Compound Subjects & Family Relationships
Lesson 1, Part A: Possessive Adjective
Lesson 1, Part B: Family Relationships
Lesson 1, Part C: Ages and Questions
Lesson 2: Nouns, Articles and Prepositions, Syllables
Lesson 2, Part A: In, On and Under
Lesson 2, Part B: Family at home
Lesson 2, Part C: Locations and Ownership
Lesson 3: Personal Pronouns,Titles and Addresses
Lesson 3, Part A: Places & Locations
Lesson 3, Part B: Where are you from?
Lesson 3, Part C: Where do you live?
Lesson 3, Part D: Greetings and Introductions
Lesson 4: Descriptive Adjectives,Predicate Adjectives
Lesson 4, Part A: Physical Attributes
Lesson 4, Part B: Physical States
Lesson 4, Part C: Conversation Dialogue
UNIT 3: Work and School
Lesson 1: Inside and Outside
Lesson 1, Part A: Locations & Times of the Day
Lesson 1, Part B: When, But, Before & After
Lesson 1, Part C: Times of the Day Greetings
Lesson 2: Demonstrative Adjectives, Days of the week
Lesson 2, Part A: Calendar terms
Lesson 2, Part B: Senses & Season
Lesson 2, Part C: With, Visiting
Lesson 3: Simple Present, Punctuation
Lesson 3, Part A: Speaking Languages
Lesson 3, Part B: Teaching & Studying Languages
Lesson 4: Subject and Verb Agreement, Because
Lesson 4, Part A: Waking Up & Washing Up
Lesson 4, Part B: Grooming Habits
Lesson 4, Part C: Why & Because
UNIT 4: Shopping
Lesson 1: Compound Sentences, Need and Want
Lesson 1, Part B: Buying & Selling
Lesson 1, Part C: Needs & Wants
Lesson 1, Part D: Using Landmarks to Provide Directions
Lesson 2: Possessive Pronouns, Forming Questions
Lesson 2, Part A: Leisure & Preferred activities
Lesson 2, Part B : Quantity Comparisons & Differentiation
Lesson 2, Part C: Currency & Cost
Lesson 3: Stative Passive, Comparison
Lesson 3, Part A: Materials & Merchandise
Lesson 3, Part B: Buying & Paying
Lesson 3, Part C: Super superlatives
Lesson 4: Category & Aspect, Sameness and Difference
Lesson 4, Part A: Comparing & Contrasting 1
Lesson 4, Part B: Comparing & Contrasting 2
Lesson 4, Part C: Open & Closed
UNIT 5: Travel
Lesson 1: Prepositions, Pronoun Contractions
Lesson 1, Part A: Current Location
Lesson 1, Part B: Destinations
Lesson 1, Part C: Spatial Relationships
Lesson 2: The Imperative, Ordinal numbers
Lesson 2, Part A: Ordinal Numbers
Lesson 3: Telling Time, Clock Times
Lesson 3, Part A: Telling Time
Lesson 3, Part B: Arriving and Departing
Lesson 3, Part C: Travel and Distance
Lesson 4: Future Tense, Indefinite Subject Pronoun
Lesson 4, Part B: Weather Today
Lesson 4, Part C: Be going to…
UNIT 6: Past and Future
Lesson 1: Verb Tenses, Periods of Time
Lesson 1, Part B: Past and Future Tense
Lesson 1, Part C: Past and Future Questions
Lesson 2: Indirect Object Pronouns, Asking for Repetition
Lesson 2, Part A: School Subjects
Lesson 2, Part B : Past and Questions
Lesson 2, Part D: Meaning and Understanding
Lesson 3: Habitual Past, Punctuation
Lesson 3, Part A: Habitual Past
Lesson 3, Part B: When and Was
Lesson 4: Present and Past Tenses, Polite Phrases
Lesson 4, Part A: Practice and Simple Past
Lesson 4, Part B: Practice and Questions
UNIT 7: Friends and Social Life
Lesson 1: Direct and Indirect Objects, Calendar Terms
Lesson 1, Part A: Giving Instructions
Lesson 1, Part B: Indirect Objects
Lesson 1, Part C: Beginning and Ending
Lesson 1, Part D: Going and Coming
Lesson 2: Prepositional Phrases, Numbers
Lesson 2, Part A: Social Interactions
Lesson 2, Part B : Social Interactions 2
Lesson 2, Part C: Calendar dates
Lesson 3: Demonstrative Adjectives, Courtesies
Lesson 3, Part A: Parties and Meals
Lesson 3, Part B: Demonstrative Adjectives
Lesson 3, Part C: Requirements and Permission
Lesson 4: Expressing Politeness, Preferences
Lesson 4, Part A: Forms of Good and Bad
Lesson 4, Part B: Busy and Free
Lesson 4, Part C: Apology and Acceptance
UNIT 8: Dining and Vacation
Lesson 1: Adverb of Degree, Preposition Use
Lesson 1, Part A: Expectations About the Future
Lesson 1, Part B: Asking and Answering
Lesson 1, Part C: Dining In and Dining Out
Lesson 2: Negations, Types of Things
Lesson 2, Part A: Music and Art
Lesson 2, Part C: Taking Photos
Lesson 2, Part D: Seek and Find
Lesson 3: Expressing Emotions, Sequencing Events
Lesson 3, Part A: Basic Emotions
Lesson 3, Part B: Staying and Reservation
Lesson 4: Possessions, Modal Verbs
Lesson 4, Part B: Renting and Returning
Lesson 4, Part C: Quantity and Ability
UNIT 9: Home and Health
Lesson 1: Verb Tenses, Imperative Form
Lesson 1, Part A: Spatial Prepositions
Lesson 1, Part C: Work, Easy, and Difficult
Lesson 1, Part D: Each Other and Looks Like
Lesson 1, Part E: One, Why didn't
Lesson 2: Compound Sentences, Inquiries and Requests
Lesson 2, Part A: Things in the Kitchen
Lesson 2, Part B : Cleaning the House
Lesson 2, Part C: Shower and Bath
Lesson 3: Punctuation, Opposites
Lesson 3, Part C: Someone and Sometimes
Lesson 4: Expressing Health Needs, Body Language
Lesson 4, Part A: Parts of the Body
Lesson 4, Part B: What happened?
Lesson 4, Part C: Injuries and Ailments
UNIT 10: Life and World
Lesson 1: Relative Pronouns, Compound Words
Lesson 1, Part A: No One, Everyone, Nothing, Everything and Enough
Lesson 1, Part B: Who and That
Lesson 1, Part C: Win and Lose, Although and Probably
Lesson 1, Part D: Do you know…?
Lesson 2: Present Perfect Continuous Tense, Social Conversations
Lesson 2, Part B : Life Events
Lesson 2, Part C: Fear and Hope
Lesson 3: Direct and Indirect Speech, Conjunctions
Lesson 3, Part A: Cardinal Directions
Lesson 3, Part B: Forest and Desert
Lesson 3, Part C: What did…say? Hold
Lesson 3, Part D: Possessive Pronouns
Lesson 4: Infinitive Phrases, Look
Lesson 4, Part B: Beautiful, Ugly and Dangerous
Lesson 4, Part C: Hope and Afraid
UNIT 11: Practical Matters
Lesson 1: Conditional Situations, Gerunds, Reflexive Pronouns - Reflexive use
Lesson 1, Part A: I think that…
Lesson 1, Part B: How did you meet?
Lesson 1, Part C: Present Perfect
Lesson 1, Part D: Gerund, Right/Wrong
Lesson 2: The Conditional, Syllables and Stress
Lesson 2, Part A: On Vacation, Room and Empty
Lesson 2, Part B : Only, Exchange Currency
Lesson 2, Part C: Carry, Should and Shouldn't
Lesson 2, Part D: The Conditional
Lesson 3: An Interrogative Adverb, Shapes, Close Approximation and Reflexive Pronouns - Intensive Use
Lesson 3, Part B: Shape, Comparison
Lesson 3, Part C: Measurement and Weight
Lesson 3, Part D: At Least and Almost
Lesson 4: Household and Food Items, Units of Measure
Lesson 4, Part A: tools of the trade
Lesson 4, Part B: Ripe and Rotten, Fresh and Frozen
Lesson 4, Part C: Cooks in the kitchen
UNIT 12: Talking About the World
Lesson 1: Future Tense, Geographic Names
Lesson 1, Part A: Nationalities
Lesson 1, Part B: Political Terminology
Lesson 1, Part C: The Election
Lesson 2: Passive Voice, Quantifiers
Lesson 2, Part A: Language and Business
Lesson 2, Part B : Passive Voice
Lesson 2, Part C: Also, Agreements and Disagreements
Lesson 3: Adverbs, Degree and Quantity
Lesson 3, Part A: Quantity and Affirmations
Lesson 3, Part C: Learning, Want and Would you like…
Lesson 3, Part D: Have been and Since
Lesson 4: Modal Auxiliary verbs, Frequency
Lesson 4, Part A: Celebrating Holidays