Program 3: Everyday Actions & Phrasal Verbs: Expanding the Simple Present

Master daily habits, general truths, and essential phrasal verbs for natural, everyday communication.

Instructor: Claudio
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Beginner to Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A1-A2)

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About this course

Take your English to the next level by mastering the full spectrum of the Simple Present tense. In this comprehensive program, you will explore the five core uses of the tense: describing daily routines, stating general truths, discussing scheduled events, expressing states of being, and giving instructions. Beyond standard action verbs like "live," "cook," and "write," this program introduces a vital component of fluent English: Phrasal Verbs (such as "hang out," "put off," and "get along"). You will enrich your conversational skills with a broad vocabulary covering workplaces, seasons, adjectives of emotion, and adverbs of quantity. Finally, you will continue to polish your American accent by applying the D/T flap to seamlessly link words within phrasal verbs and connected speech.

What you'll learn

Students will learn the complete functionality of the Simple Present tense across various everyday contexts. They will learn a robust set of standard action verbs alongside essential multi-word phrasal verbs, adverbs of frequency and quantity, emotional and descriptive adjectives, and the D/T flapping pronunciation rule for linking words in rapid speech.

Skills you'll gain

Simple Present Mastery Phrasal Verbs Describing Routines Stating Facts & Schedules Expressing States & Emotions Adverbs of Quantity Connected Speech (D/T Flapping)

Syllabus

Discover what awaits you in this step-by-step program.

Module 1 3 hours

The Simple Present Tense with Random Verbs

• Confidently describe daily habits, general facts, and permanent living or working situations.
• Discuss scheduled future events accurately (e.g., "The train leaves at 7:00 AM").
• Give clear, sequential instructions and directions.
• Incorporate native-like phrasal verbs (like "get together," "come up with," and "put up with") into casual conversations.
• Express personal feelings and states of being using a wide range of descriptive adjectives (e.g., charming, thoughtful, upset).
• Apply the American D/T flap to naturally link words, especially within phrasal verbs (e.g., pronouncing "put out" smoothly).

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  • Beginner to Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A1-A2) Level

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  • 2 weeks to complete

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