English Level 3
This collection of units helps learners to build knowledge around the basics of the
English Language.
Courses for English Language Learners. The course is taught in English.
NRS Level (National Reporting System): Intermediate
BEST Plus® SPL (Student Performance Level): 5-6
Each unit is a collection of short lessons that are 3 minutes or fewer. Units usually take an hour to complete.
Unit 1: Communicating at Work
Ask polite questions related to favors. Accept and decline requests with basic phrases.
Unit 2: Saving Money
Use the present perfect to ask and answer basic questions with already, yet, and so far. Identify personal finance vocabulary: loan, interest, APY, credit score, credit history.
Unit 3: Talking about Past Experiences
Form sentences with “used to” to describe past memories or habits. Name basic life stages and corresponding ages.
Unit 4: Planning a Party
Use the unreal conditional to recognize hypothetical situations. Decline an invitation to a social event using basic phrases.
Unit 5: Giving and Accepting Offers
Use common phrases related to offers and gifts: send to, offer to, make for, buy for, get for. Distinguish between “too much” and “not enough”.
Unit 6: Comparing Prices
Use the comparative form to compare two items while shopping. Select reasons for actions with “because.” Explain the results of actions with “so.”
Unit 7: Describing Chronic Health Conditions
Use the present perfect continuous to respond to a medical professional’s questions about symptoms. Name common chronic conditions: diabetes, asthma, depression.
Unit 8: Making Social Plans
Use “going to” in order to talk about social plans. Use the “will” to make a decision at the time of speaking.
Unit 9: Talking about Preferences
Express preferences about various situations with “would rather.”.
Unit 10: Planning for Emergencies
Identify common natural disasters: blizzard, hurricane/typhoon, wildfire, heat wave. Recognize that “must” equates to necessity. Follow instructions related to natural disasters drills: get against the wall, get down, get away.
Unit 11: Making Repairs
Use the modals “must,” “could,” and “might” to make inferences about everyday situations. Identify common home repair issues: leaking pipe, infestations, broken lock, mold.
Unit 12: Final Review
50 questions to review content in all units.
Unit 13: Final Assessment
50 questions to assess learning in all units.