Reading, Speaking And

Basic Grammar – From

Beginner To Intermediate
Igor Lellis Ferreira
 Course Majors

01 02 03
READING – BEING ABLE TO SPEAKING – BEING ABLE TO GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY
UNDERSTAND DAY-TO-DAY SPEAK 90% OF THE MOST – BEING ABLE TO USE BASIC
TEXTS SUCH AS NEWS, COMMON ENGLISH STRUCTURES (VERB TO BE,
ARTICLES, NOTES, SOCIAL VOCABULARY, FOR DAILY SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS
MEDIA, BASIC AND USAGE (BUYING SUPPLIES, VERB FORMS, NOUNS AND
TECHNICAL BOOKS, POETRY ASKING QUESTIONS, PRONOUNS, QUESTIONING
(READING TACHNIQUES, WORKING, SMALL TALKING, AND ANSWERING, ADVERBS,
GENRES) ANSWERING) TAGS, SUPERLATIVES,
NUMBERS, THE ALPHABET)
 Grammar
• Verb To Be (Forms and There To Be)
• Simple Sentence Order And Structure (Statement, Questions, Answers, “Do/Does”)
• Present Simple And Continuous (Present actions whose length stops in the present or
extend into the future)
• Past Simple And Continuous (Past actions whose length stops in the past, “Did”)
• Future Simple (Future actions with “Will” and “Going To”)
• Modal Verbs (Can, May, Might, Would, Could, Able To)
• Adverbs, Nouns And Pronouns
• The Alphabet And The Numbers (Pronunciations, Ordinals And Cardinals)
• Relatives, Comparisons And Superlatives (“Er”, “Est”, “The Most”, “Better Than”)
• Tag Questions (“Né”, in Portuguese)
 Vocabulary/Speaking
• The Alphabet
• The Numbers
• The House (Food, Drinks, Electronics, Things)
• The Workplace (Business, Trips, Jobs)
• Going Out (Parties, Orders, Beverages, Driving, Dating)
• Travelling (Countries, Tickets, Directions, States, Cities, Countryside)
• Real English (Phrasal Verbs, Modals, Expressions, Idioms, American VS British English)
• Songs
• Small Talking
• List Of The 100 Most Common Nouns And 850 Most Common Words In English

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 Reading/Books
• Cambridge Grammar In Use
• Cambridge Vocabulary In Use
• Cambridge Advanced Learners’ Dictionary
• Reading Techniques
• Genres (News, Articles, Essays, Poetry, Books, Social Media, Notes, Fiction)

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 Classes
• Will alternate between 2 hours of Grammar, Vocabulary and Reading Classes for each
block
• The topics will be explained and doubts will be answered in class, while exercises will
be done at home
• The Books and the Dictionary will be handled online via e-mail
• Culture and Habits are the keys!

STUDENTS $ PER CLASS (1 HOUR) $ PER WEEK (2 HOURS) $ PER MONTH (2 HOURS/WEEK) $ BOOKS

1 70,00 140,00 560,00 0,00

2 65,00 130,00 520,00 0,00