Global English Tuition

If you are a beginner student, you will start from the essentials. Introduce yourself and greet others. Talk about your nationality, age and what you like or don't like. Learn the structure of a simple sentence and how to make it negative. Create simple questions and answer shortly. Give a brief description of objects and quickly order some food. Read simple instructions and decide if you heard the right answer. Plenty of practice will make you feel more confident and ready to move to the next level.

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If you are an elementary student, you will explore simple tenses, like the present, the past and the future. Focus on place and time prepositions, the use of basic modals the structure of sentences and questions. Compare and contrast adjectives and distinguish between countable and uncountable nouns. Describe daily routines, clothes, hobbies and places in a city. Learn to give directions and to talk about food, people, travel and transport. Practise your listening and reading skills and learn the importance of pronunciation. This and so much more of what makes your basic English knowledge.

 

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If you are an intermediate student, you need to grow and learn more. Compare the past with the present and use continuous forms. Ask for, give and refuse permission. Explore a variety of ways to talk about the future as well as about change, travel and personal experiences. Describe objects and facts more accurately. Make assumptions, give advice and explain ideas in detail. Practise your listening and pronunciation skills paying attention to specific sounds. Expand your vocabulary and become more fluent. Make sure you are ready for the next challenge.

 

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If you are an upper intermediate student, you need to be challenged. Be better in control of your tenses and master the use of conditionals. Distinguish between sounds that might affect meaning. Choose the correct collocations and explore new ways of expressing ordinary concepts. Challenge your listening and reading skills and use a variety of modals to sound more natural. Become more fluent and accurate in presentations and detailed descriptions. Push yourself out of your comfort zone.

 

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If you are an advanced student, master the use of reported speech and relative clauses. Work on gerunds and infinitives and become better aware of additional sounds when linking words. Discuss health problems and international issues; debate around specific points such as benefits and drawbacks of new inventions. Focus on various levels of politeness and diplomacy to make sure you know how to express yourself according to different situations. Work on your intonation and the use of more complex phrases to make you sound more accurate. Perfect your listening and writing skills to support you while communicating.

 

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If you are a proficient student, avoid repeating little mistakes and enrich your vocabulary to make sure you are as eloquent as ever. Work on specific phrasal verbs as well as more advanced collocations that will enhance your speech. Learn more ways to better link your thoughts both in writing and speaking. Become better aware of word families that will enable you to recall more sophisticated expressions. Present more complex ideas using nuances of meaning. Make sure you excel in all skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing.

 

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