English for you - corso d'inglese specifico per Italiani

Unlock Fluency: Learn to Speak English Like a Native!

This course is designed for beginners and those looking to significantly improve their English speaking skills. Master the nuances of how native English speakers (from the USA and UK) actually communicate. We achieve this through authentic dialogues and animated scenarios featuring professional British and American voices.

Specifically crafted for Italian speakers, this course addresses common grammatical challenges faced by Italian learners. Grammar explanations are provided in Italian, while all practice exercises, repetition, and memorization are done in English.

The course is structured into 10 units, each containing 4-5 lessons. Each lesson includes:

• Video Content: Engaging dialogues, animated scenarios, and practical exercises in English.
• Italian Explanations: Clear video explanations of key concepts.
• Downloadable PDF: Includes video transcriptions and supplementary exercises.
• Answer Key: A separate PDF provides the correct answers to all exercises.

Here's a detailed look at the course content:

Unit 1: Getting Started

• Lesson 1: How are you? - Greetings, the verb "to be" (I am, this is, it is).
• Lesson 2: He’s American. - Present tense of "to be," subject pronouns (masculine, feminine, neuter).
• Lesson 3: How much is it? - Numbers, asking about quantities.
• Lesson 4: Is it far? - Negative form, adverbs, and prepositions.
• Lesson 5: Here you are - Question and negative forms.

Unit 2: Introducing Yourself

• Lesson 1: Nice to meet you - Introductions, demonstrative adjectives, indefinite articles, plurals.
• Lesson 2: Robert comes from Melbourne - Simple present tense, nationality adjectives.
• Lesson 3: Where is the rabbit? - Idiomatic expressions, present continuous tense.
• Lesson 4: What are these? - "Who," "what," "this," "these."
• Lesson 5: Yes, a very good one! - Possessive adjectives.

Unit 3: Time and Locations

• Lesson 1: First passenger? - Months, years, ordinal numeral adjectives.
• Lesson 2: How many? - Distinguishing "how much" vs. "how many."
• Lesson 3: The horse is in front of the cow - Prepositions of place.
• Lesson 4: Spelling - Mastering correct spelling.

Unit 4: Everyday Conversations

• Lesson 1: Can I help you? - The verb "can," prepositions with "with" and "without," short answers.
• Lesson 2: I’d like to go to London - "Like," "would like," "why," "because."
• Lesson 3: Two beautiful girls on the beach - "There is/are," plural nouns ending in "y."
• Lesson 4: How old is he? - "Here," "there," "too," "both."
• Lesson 5: There’s a cat on the roof - "Can," "cannot," "there is/are."

Unit 5: Describing Your Life

• Lesson 1: I’m looking for a house - Present progressive tense.
• Lesson 2: And yourself of course ... - Question forms with "do," "must," "can," "have."
• Lesson 3: I’ve got a driving license - Irregular plural forms, "have got."
• Lesson 4: Do you have an appointment? - Question forms with "have" and "do."
• Lesson 5: Hector needs a garden - "One," "ones," indefinite adjective.

Unit 6: Formal & Family Matters

• Lesson 1: How do you do? - Formal greetings, short answers.
• Lesson 2: Naomi’s cat is beautiful - Possessive case.
• Lesson 3: It’s hers - Possessive pronouns, verbs ending in "-y."
• Lesson 4: The in-laws - Family relationships.

Unit 7: Expressing Yourself

• Lesson 1: Sheila Krieg speaking - Exclamations.
• Lesson 2: Let’s go to a coffee shop - Personal