Beginners English Lessons

English as a second language lessons for beginners: Learn the basic language rules and use of everyday-life English while building up your vocabulary as you read more and more. Below is a chart of elementary level topics one should learn as a starter such as the numbers, days, months, verb to be, question words, and so on. Each lesson page includes explanations, examples and exercises.

Beginners English:
Beginners Grammar Worksheets
Beginners Multiple Choice Exercises
English for Kids
Drag and Drop Exercises
Beginners ESL Challenge

ESL	Quick Review	Lesson Page
1. English Alphabet	A, B, C Vowel / Consonants	Alphabet
2. Verb To Be (Present)	am, is, are I am, You are, He is	Verb To Be -
3. Numbers	Cardinal: One, Two Ordinal: First, Second	Numbers in English
4. Days and Months	Monday, Tuesday... January, February...	Days Months Seasons
5. Telling the Date	May the third 05/03/1999	How to say the Date
6. Ask and Give Directions	Excuse me. How can I get to the library? Could you tell me the nearest way to...	Ask Give Directions
7. Telling the Time	11:30 - It is half past eleven 10:15 - It is a quarter past ten	Telling the Time
8. Subject Pronouns	I, You, He, She, It We, You, They	Subject Pronouns -
9. Subject Verb Agreement	He likes She flies	Subject Verb Agreement -
10. Indefinite Articles	A and An a lesson, an ant	Indefinite Articles -
11. Possessive Adjectives	My, Your, His, Her, Its Our, Their	Possessive Adjectives -
12. Singular and Plural	book - books foot - feet	Singular and Plural -
13. There Is & There Are	There is an animal There are animals	There is & There are
14. This That These Those	This ring those rings	This That These Those -
15. WH Questions	Which, What Who, Where	Question Words -
16. Have Got & Has Got	I've got brown eyes Judy has got friends.	Have Got & Has Got
17. Some & Any	I want some water. Is there any water?	Some and Any -
18. Much & Many & A lot of	There are many cars. There isn't much water	Much & Many & Lots Of
19. How Much & How Many	How many fingers? How much time?	How Much & How Many -
20. Nouns	Countable Nouns: Many cars Uncountable Nouns: Little butter	Countable Uncountable Nouns
21. Possessive Pronouns	Mine, Yours, His Ours, Theirs...	Possessive Pronouns -
22. Prepositions	Direction, Position, Time, Place... opposite, in front of, during, above...	Prepositions -
23. Also & Too & Either	Negative Sentences: Either Affirmative Sentences: Too / Also	Also & Too & Either
24. Imperatives	Listen to me Open the door	Imperatives
25. Can / Can't	possibility, ability, inability, request inadequacy, permission	Can / Can't
26. Polite Requests	Could you help me, please? Would you mind If I turn on the TV?	Polite Requests
27. Present Continuous Tense	I am studying English right now. They are waiting for my sister.	Present Progressive Tense
28. Object Pronouns	me, you, him / her / it us, you, them	Object Pronouns
29. Simple Present Tense	He goes to school. Do you play chess?	Simple Present Tense -
30. Daily Routine English	I wake up at 7 o'clock. I go to work.	Daily Routine English
31. Be Going to Future	I am going to visit my uncle tomorrow. He is going to come later.	Be Going To Future
32. Must & Have to / Has to	Mother: You must come home early. Friend: You have to wear uniform at school.	Must & Have To / Has To -
33. Tense Agreement	I came home and did homework. I come home and do homework	Tense Agreement
34. Question Types	Are you English? How old are you?	Types of Questions
35. Types of Sentences	Simple sentences Compound sentences...	Types of Sentences
36. Colors in English	White / Black / Brown Blue / Yellow / Orange	Colors in English
37. See vs Watch vs Look	I can't see you. I can't watch you all day.	See vs Watch vs Look
38. Affect or Effect	That movie affected me. The movie had no effects on me.	Affect or Effect
39. Accept / Except / Expect	I don't expect her to accept any gifts except for flowers.	Accept / Except / Expect

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