Learning English becomes much easier when you follow a clear, step-by-step course. This 100-lesson beginner English course takes you from basic words and sentences to everyday conversations, essential grammar, reading and practical communication.
The lessons are designed for complete beginners and learners who want to strengthen their English foundations.
How to use these English lessons
Study one lesson at a time. Learn the new vocabulary, read the examples aloud, complete the practice activity and then review previous lessons.
Try to use new words and sentences in your everyday life. You do not need to learn everything in one day. Regular practice is more important than studying for long hours occasionally.
Part 1: English basics
Lesson 1: The English alphabet
Learn the 26 letters of the English alphabet and practise saying and writing each letter.
Lesson 2: English vowels
Learn the vowels A, E, I, O and U and how they appear in common words.
Lesson 3: English consonants
Learn the main consonant sounds and practise them in simple words.
Lesson 4: Greetings
Learn expressions such as hello, hi, good morning, good afternoon and good evening.
Lesson 5: Introducing yourself
Learn how to say your name, where you are from and basic information about yourself.
Lesson 6: Saying your name
Practise questions and answers such as “What is your name?” and “My name is…”.
Lesson 7: Personal information
Learn how to talk about your age, country, city, job and other basic information.
Lesson 8: Countries and nationalities
Learn common country names and nationality words.
Lesson 9: Numbers 1–20
Learn and practise the numbers from one to twenty.
Lesson 10: Numbers 21–100
Learn larger numbers and practise saying prices, ages and quantities.
Part 2: Essential everyday vocabulary
Lesson 11: Family members
Learn words such as mother, father, sister, brother, husband, wife and child.
Lesson 12: People and relationships
Learn vocabulary for friends, neighbours, colleagues and other people.
Lesson 13: Parts of the body
Learn basic words such as head, face, eye, ear, nose, hand, leg and foot.
Lesson 14: Colours
Learn common colours including red, blue, green, yellow, black and white.
Lesson 15: Clothes
Learn everyday clothing vocabulary.
Lesson 16: Food
Learn common food and meal vocabulary.
Lesson 17: Drinks
Learn words for water, tea, coffee, juice and other drinks.
Lesson 18: The home
Learn vocabulary for rooms and common household objects.
Lesson 19: Furniture
Learn words such as table, chair, bed, sofa and cupboard.
Lesson 20: School and education
Learn basic vocabulary connected with schools, classrooms and learning.
Part 3: Everyday English
Lesson 21: Days of the week
Learn Monday through Sunday and practise talking about days.
Lesson 22: Months of the year
Learn the twelve months and practise dates.
Lesson 23: Telling the time
Learn how to ask and answer questions about time.
Lesson 24: Dates
Learn how to say and write dates in English.
Lesson 25: Weather
Learn expressions for sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy and cold weather.
Lesson 26: Daily routines
Learn verbs and expressions for waking up, working, eating, studying and sleeping.
Lesson 27: Morning routines
Describe what you normally do in the morning.
Lesson 28: Evening routines
Learn vocabulary for common evening activities.
Lesson 29: Hobbies
Talk about reading, watching films, cooking, playing sports and other interests.
Lesson 30: Free time
Learn how to describe activities you enjoy doing.
Part 4: Essential grammar
Lesson 31: What is a noun?
Learn how nouns name people, places, animals, objects and ideas.
Lesson 32: Singular and plural nouns
Learn the difference between one thing and more than one thing.
Lesson 33: Personal pronouns
Learn I, you, he, she, it, we and they.
Lesson 34: Possessive adjectives
Learn my, your, his, her, its, our and their.
Lesson 35: The verb “to be”
Practise am, is and are.
Lesson 36: Have and has
Learn how to use have and has correctly.
Lesson 37: The present simple
Learn how to talk about routines, habits and facts.
Lesson 38: Present simple questions
Practise questions using do and does.
Lesson 39: Present simple negatives
Learn how to form negative sentences using do not and does not.
Lesson 40: The present continuous
Learn how to describe actions happening now.
Part 5: Building sentences
Lesson 41: Basic sentence structure
Learn the basic subject + verb + object pattern.
Lesson 42: Positive sentences
Practise making simple affirmative sentences.
Lesson 43: Negative sentences
Learn how to say that something is not true or does not happen.
Lesson 44: Questions
Learn how to form simple English questions.
Lesson 45: Short answers
Practise answers such as “Yes, I am” and “No, I don’t.”
Lesson 46: Question words
Learn who, what, where, when, why, which and how.
Lesson 47: Articles
Learn how to use a, an and the.
Lesson 48: This, that, these and those
Learn how to talk about things near and far.
Lesson 49: There is and there are
Learn how to describe what exists in a place.
Lesson 50: Basic conjunctions
Learn how to connect ideas using and, but, or and because.
Part 6: Practical English
Lesson 51: At home
Practise common sentences used at home.
Lesson 52: At school
Learn useful classroom English.
Lesson 53: At work
Learn basic workplace vocabulary and expressions.
Lesson 54: At the shop
Learn how to ask about products and prices.
Lesson 55: At the market
Practise buying food and other everyday items.
Lesson 56: At a restaurant
Learn how to order food and ask for the bill.
Lesson 57: At a café
Practise ordering drinks and snacks.
Lesson 58: Using public transport
Learn useful language for buses, trains and other transport.
Lesson 59: Asking for directions
Learn how to ask where places are.
Lesson 60: Giving directions
Learn expressions such as turn left, turn right, go straight and cross the road.
Part 7: Essential verbs
Lesson 61: Common action verbs
Learn everyday verbs such as go, come, eat, drink, read, write and work.
Lesson 62: The verb “go”
Learn common expressions using go.
Lesson 63: The verb “come”
Practise different ways to use come.
Lesson 64: The verb “get”
Learn common meanings and expressions with get.
Lesson 65: The verb “make”
Learn how make is used in everyday English.
Lesson 66: The verb “take”
Learn common expressions with take.
Lesson 67: The verb “give”
Practise give in everyday sentences.
Lesson 68: The verb “know”
Learn how to use know correctly.
Lesson 69: The verb “want”
Practise expressing wants and needs.
Lesson 70: The verb “need”
Learn how to talk about things you need.
Part 8: Describing things
Lesson 71: Adjectives
Learn how adjectives describe nouns.
Lesson 72: Size
Learn big, small, large, little, tall and short.
Lesson 73: Appearance
Learn basic vocabulary for describing people.
Lesson 74: Personality
Learn words such as kind, friendly, quiet, helpful and funny.
Lesson 75: Feelings
Learn happy, sad, angry, tired, worried and excited.
Lesson 76: Places
Learn how to describe places using simple adjectives.
Lesson 77: Comparing things
Learn comparative adjectives such as bigger, smaller and faster.
Lesson 78: Superlative adjectives
Learn forms such as biggest, smallest and fastest.
Lesson 79: Adverbs
Learn how words such as slowly, quickly and carefully describe actions.
Lesson 80: Prepositions
Learn in, on, at, under, behind, beside and between.
Part 9: Past and future English
Lesson 81: The past simple
Learn how to talk about completed actions.
Lesson 82: Regular past verbs
Practise verbs ending in -ed.
Lesson 83: Common irregular verbs
Learn verbs such as went, saw, ate, came and took.
Lesson 84: Past simple questions
Learn how to ask about past events.
Lesson 85: Past simple negatives
Practise sentences using did not.
Lesson 86: Talking about yesterday
Describe what you did yesterday.
Lesson 87: Talking about last week
Practise discussing recent past events.
Lesson 88: The future with “will”
Learn how to talk about future actions and decisions.
Lesson 89: “Going to” for the future
Learn how to talk about plans and intentions.
Lesson 90: Talking about future plans
Practise discussing tomorrow, next week and future activities.
Part 10: Communication and confidence
Lesson 91: Making requests
Learn polite ways to ask for something.
Lesson 92: Asking for help
Practise useful expressions for asking someone to help you.
Lesson 93: Giving opinions
Learn expressions such as “I think…” and “In my opinion…”.
Lesson 94: Agreeing and disagreeing
Learn polite ways to agree and disagree.
Lesson 95: Apologising
Learn expressions such as “I’m sorry” and “I apologise.”
Lesson 96: Thanking people
Learn different ways to say thank you.
Lesson 97: Making invitations
Learn how to invite someone to an activity or event.
Lesson 98: Making plans
Practise discussing when and where to meet.
Lesson 99: Everyday conversation
Combine the vocabulary and grammar from earlier lessons.
Lesson 100: English review and final test
Review vocabulary, grammar, questions, conversations and common mistakes.
Final English practice
After completing these 100 beginner English lessons, try to:
- Introduce yourself in English.
- Describe your family.
- Talk about your daily routine.
- Describe your home.
- Order food at a restaurant.
- Ask for directions.
- Talk about your hobbies.
- Describe yesterday.
- Talk about your future plans.
- Hold a simple everyday conversation.
The most effective way to improve is to keep using English. Read regularly, write simple sentences, speak whenever possible and review vocabulary frequently.