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Practical English 7 is a general English course for intermediate level learners that helps students improve their core English skills in the most efficient way possible. It guides users through their learning path, and improves their overall English ability with a specific focus on grammar, listening and reading. Practical English 7 can be used across a range of devices, allowing for seamless mobile study.
Online Learning Practical English Starter
Level: CEFR A2
Number of Lessons: up to 70
Lesson Duration: Approx. 30 mins
Key Content: Business; Everyday life; Leisure and entertainment; People and relationships; Nature and the environment; Society; Travel and transportation

About Practical English 7

Practical English 7 offers a highly personalised learning formula to identify weak areas, and to continually provide study material that addresses individual needs as learners work through the course.

Students will take a diagnostic test and then lessons appropriate to their level will automatically be selected.

Key Content: Business; Everyday life; Leisure and entertainment; People and relationships; Nature and the environment; Society; Travel and transportation

Those who are willing to study 2-3 hours a week over several months will see a significant improvement in their level and in international exam test scores.

Lessons

Each lesson offers varied content and task types, and follows a clear and proven learning cycle to build skills systematically.

Practical English 7 offers:

  • 70 content-rich lessons at A2 level covering a range of topics presenting language in day-to-day or work-place situations. (actual number of lessons will depend on level after testing)
  • A wide range of exercise types, including animated dialogs, to provide interest and aid comprehension.
  • Detailed feedback on each activity, plus a full grammar reference to support learning and review.
  • A learning formula that begins with a diagnostic test, and consistently provides material to help learners focus on their weak areas.
  • Material that includes a variety of accents from both English and non-English speaking countries.
  • End-of-lesson tests to measure progress.

Lessons follow a systematic Study, Practice and Test cycle, and are broken down into short modules. Students can begin a lesson, take a break and simply pick up where they left off. An end-of-lesson test helps consolidate the language learned and provides an immediate benchmark of progress made.

  • Vocabulary is contextualised in short, memorable animations or dialogs with matching activities.
  • Students are given clear feedback on why a particular answer was right or wrong so they can monitor their own learning.
  • Skills practice involves a range of task types from reading for gist or main idea, to micro-reading for specific information.
  • A short test consolidates the material learned in the lesson and is used as benchmark for further learning.