A1 (Beginner)
Vocabulary
Personal Information: Name, age, nationality, family members (mother, father,
brother, sister)
Everyday Objects: Phone, book, pen, bag, table, chair, window, door
Basic Adjectives: Big, small, hot, cold, happy, sad, young, old, easy, difficult
Numbers: 1-100
Colors: Red, blue, green, yellow, black, white
Days of the Week: Monday, Tuesday, etc.
Months and Seasons: January, February, spring, summer, etc.
Food and Drink: Apple, bread, water, coffee, tea
Basic Verbs: Be, have, like, go, eat, drink, live, work, study
Grammar
Present Simple: I am, you are, he/she/it is; I have, you have, etc.
Basic Questions: What is your name? Where are you from? How old are you?
Possessive Adjectives: My, your, his, her
Articles: A, an, the
Imperatives: Sit down, stand up, open your book
There is/There are
Prepositions of Place: In, on, under, next to
Simple Negatives: I am not, you are not, he does not like
A2 (Elementary)
Vocabulary
Family and Friends: Cousin, uncle, aunt, best friend
Daily Routines: Wake up, go to work, have lunch, go to bed
Places in Town: Bank, supermarket, cinema, park
Time Expressions: Yesterday, tomorrow, last week, next year
Weather: Sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy, warm, cold
Transport: Car, bus, train, airplane
Shopping: Price, buy, sell, cheap, expensive
Work and Jobs: Teacher, doctor, engineer, office, meeting
Grammar
Present Continuous: I am working, she is going
Past Simple: I visited, they watched
Future with 'Going to': I am going to study, they are going to travel
Comparatives and Superlatives: Bigger, smaller, the biggest, the smallest
Countable and Uncountable Nouns: Apples, milk, money, information
Can/Can't for Ability: I can swim, she can't drive
Some/Any: Do you have any questions? I have some money.
Adverbs of Frequency: Always, usually, sometimes, never
B1 (Intermediate)
Vocabulary
Education: School, university, subject, exam, homework
Health and Fitness: Exercise, diet, healthy, sick, medicine
Travel and Holidays: Book a flight, hotel, sightseeing, beach, travel abroad
Technology: Computer, internet, email, smartphone, social media
Personality Traits: Friendly, shy, outgoing, hardworking, lazy
Relationships: Colleague, neighbor, partner, acquaintance
Entertainment: Movie, concert, game, series, book
Hobbies: Playing sports, painting, reading, gardening
Grammar
Present Perfect: I have lived, she has eaten
Past Continuous: I was reading, they were talking
Modals for Advice: Should, ought to, had better
First Conditional: If it rains, we will stay inside
Relative Clauses: The man who works here is nice
Gerunds and Infinitives: I enjoy swimming, she wants to travel
Quantifiers: A lot of, much, many, few, little
Prepositions of Time: At, on, in (at 5 o'clock, on Monday, in July)
B2 (Upper Intermediate)
Vocabulary
Work and Employment: Job interview, CV, promotion, internship, resignation
Society and Culture: Tradition, custom, stereotype, globalization, diversity
Science and Technology: Research, innovation, discovery, experiment, artificial
intelligence
Environment: Pollution, climate change, renewable energy, conservation
Media and News: Newspaper, journalist, report, broadcast, social media influence
Politics: Election, government, policy, democracy, campaign
Crime and Law: Theft, robbery, law, court, judge, sentence
Finance: Budget, savings, investment, debt, interest rate
Grammar
Passive Voice: The book was written by her, the car is being repaired
Second Conditional: If I had more time, I would travel
Reported Speech: She said that she was coming, he told me that he had seen it
Relative Pronouns (Whom, Which, That): The person whom I met, the car which I
bought
Perfect Modals: She must have left, they could have won
Cleft Sentences: It was John who broke the vase, what I need is a break
Third Conditional: If I had studied harder, I would have passed
Linking Words: However, although, despite, in contrast
C1 (Advanced)
Vocabulary
Advanced Business English: Negotiation, merger, acquisition, stakeholder,
entrepreneurship
Literature and Art: Prose, poetry, metaphor, symbolism, critique
Advanced Science Topics: Quantum physics, genetics, neuroscience, evolution
Philosophy and Ethics: Morality, existentialism, utilitarianism, justice, free will
Global Issues: Human rights, poverty, inequality, migration, sustainability
Advanced Technology: Blockchain, cybersecurity, automation, biotechnology
Culture and Society: Multiculturalism, identity, social norms, taboo, censorship
Complex Emotions: Ambivalence, nostalgia, empathy, remorse, euphoria
Grammar
Inversion for Emphasis: Never have I seen such a thing, only after the meeting did
he realize
Advanced Conditionals: Mixed conditionals (If I had known, I would be there now)
Advanced Modal Verbs: Might have, could have, should have
Subjunctive Mood: It is essential that he be informed, I suggest that she study harder
Nominalization: The decision to proceed was made, their refusal to comply was
unexpected
Ellipsis and Substitution: She was the first to arrive and the last to leave, I think so
too
Complex Sentence Structures: Despite the fact that, in light of, with the aim of
C2 (Proficient)
Vocabulary
Specialized Fields: Legal jargon, medical terminology, technical vocabulary in
various industries
Nuanced Language: Idiomatic expressions, colloquialisms, phrasal verbs in depth
Academic Vocabulary: Thesis, dissertation, hypothesis, methodology, peer review
Advanced Literary Terms: Allegory, paradox, allusion, intertextuality, metonymy
Abstract Concepts: Consciousness, metaphysics, ontology, epistemology, dialectics
Sophisticated Emotional Vocabulary: Disillusionment, catharsis, transcendence,
ambivalence
Cultural Criticism: Postmodernism, deconstruction, cultural relativism,
ethnocentrism
High-Level Discussions: Rhetoric, discourse, polemic, hegemony, paradigm shift
Grammar
Advanced Syntax: Parallel structures, complex relative clauses, advanced
conjunctions
Perfect Continuous Tenses: They have been discussing it for hours, he had been
planning to leave
Advanced Use of Articles: The subtleties of using "the" with unique objects or
concepts
Advanced Punctuation: Correct use of colons, semicolons, em dashes, and
parentheses in complex sentences
Embedded Questions: I wonder what he thinks, can you tell me where she went?
Use of Concessive Clauses: Even though he tried, although it was difficult, despite
her objections
Advanced Conditional Sentences: Combined and mixed conditionals, hypothetical
conditions in the past
Discourse Markers: Nevertheless, moreover, consequently, furthermore, in
conclusion
