English A2 Complete Workbook
The complete English A2 course for adults in one PDF: 12 units of grammar, vocabulary, reading, everyday dialogues and writing worksheets and 3 review tests, in learning order. Every worksheet has an answer key, so it works for self-study at home or as classroom handouts.
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MediumPersonality and feelings
Age 16–99
MediumThe workplace and colleagues
Age 16–99
MediumPresent simple vs present continuous
Age 16–99
MediumQuestions: be, do, does and subject questions
Age 16–99
MediumPossessive pronouns and whose
Age 16–99
MediumReading: My first week
Age 16–99
MediumEveryday English: Meeting new colleagues
Age 16–99
MediumWriting: An email to my new team
Age 16–99
MediumUnit 1 review
Age 16–99
MediumLife stages and events
Age 16–99
MediumEducation and learning
Age 16–99
MediumPast simple: thirty more irregular verbs
Age 16–99
MediumPast simple: questions
Age 16–99
MediumPast time expressions: ago, for, when, then
Age 16–99
MediumReading: From waiter to head chef
Age 16–99
MediumEveryday English: Talking about your past
Age 16–99
MediumWriting: A short biography
Age 16–99
MediumUnit 2 review
Age 16–99
MediumAccidents and emergencies
Age 16–99
MediumTelling a story
Age 16–99
MediumPast continuous
Age 16–99
MediumPast simple or past continuous? when and while
Age 16–99
MediumAdverbs of manner
Age 16–99
MediumReading: A bad day at the station
Age 16–99
MediumEveryday English: What happened?
Age 16–99
MediumWriting: A short story
Age 16–99
MediumUnit 3 review
Age 16–99
MediumRenting and household problems
Age 16–99
MediumDescribing homes and areas
Age 16–99
MediumComparatives: -er, more, than
Age 16–99
MediumSuperlatives: the -est, the most
Age 16–99
MediumToo, enough and articles
Age 16–99
MediumReading: Two flats, one decision
Age 16–99
MediumEveryday English: Flats and landlords
Age 16–99
MediumWriting: An email to the landlord
Age 16–99
MediumUnit 4 review
Age 16–99
HardReview test 1: People and Places (Units 1-4)
Age 16–99
MediumTravel and transport arrangements
Age 16–99
MediumHotels and accommodation
Age 16–99
MediumFuture plans: going to and the present continuous
Age 16–99
Mediumwill and won't: predictions, offers and decisions
Age 16–99
MediumPossibility: may, might and the certainty scale
Age 16–99
MediumReading: Our trip to Lisbon
Age 16–99
MediumEveryday English: Booking a room and dealing with delays
Age 16–99
MediumWriting: A message about my trip
Age 16–99
MediumUnit 5 review
Age 16–99
MediumExperiences and adventures
Age 16–99
MediumWorld travel and places
Age 16–99
MediumPresent perfect: experiences
Age 16–99
MediumHave you ever ...?
Age 16–99
MediumPresent perfect vs past simple
Age 16–99
MediumReading: Three colleagues, three experiences
Age 16–99
MediumEveryday English: Talking about experiences
Age 16–99
MediumWriting: My experiences
Age 16–99
MediumUnit 6 review
Age 16–99
HardJobs, applications and interviews
Age 16–99
HardRules and safety at work
Age 16–99
Hardhave to / don't have to
Age 16–99
Hardmust / mustn't
Age 16–99
Hardshould / shouldn't and permission
Age 16–99
HardReading: Welcome to Greenway Logistics
Age 16–99
HardEveryday English: Rules, permission and advice
Age 16–99
HardWriting: Advice for a friend
Age 16–99
HardUnit 7 review
Age 16–99
HardFood, cooking and eating out
Age 16–99
HardHealth and fitness
Age 16–99
HardQuantifiers: much, many, a few, a little
Age 16–99
HardVerb patterns: -ing or to + verb
Age 16–99
HardSaying why: to + verb, for and because
Age 16–99
HardReading: How I changed my habits
Age 16–99
HardEveryday English: At the restaurant
Age 16–99
HardWriting: My eating and exercise habits
Age 16–99
HardUnit 8 review
Age 16–99
HardReview test 2: Plans, Experiences, Rules (Units 5-8)
Age 16–99
HardFilms, TV, music and books
Age 16–99
HardGoing out and opinions
Age 16–99
HardRelative clauses: who, which, that, where
Age 16–99
Hard-ed and -ing adjectives
Age 16–99
HardPrepositions after adjectives and verbs
Age 16–99
HardReading: What's on this weekend
Age 16–99
HardEveryday English: Suggestions and opinions
Age 16–99
HardWriting: A review for a friend
Age 16–99
HardUnit 9 review
Age 16–99
HardShopping and money
Age 16–99
HardServices and problems
Age 16–99
HardZero and first conditional
Age 16–99
HardFuture time clauses: when, as soon as, until
Age 16–99
Hardone / ones and something, anyone, nowhere
Age 16–99
HardReading: Returns and refunds
Age 16–99
HardEveryday English: Returns, refunds and parcels
Age 16–99
HardWriting: An email of complaint
Age 16–99
HardUnit 10 review
Age 16–99
HardDevices and the internet
Age 16–99
HardPhone calls and emails at work
Age 16–99
HardPresent perfect: just, already, yet
Age 16–99
HardPhrasal verbs: turn on, log in, pick up
Age 16–99
HardReflexive pronouns and each other
Age 16–99
HardReading: Setting up for Monday
Age 16–99
HardEveryday English: Phone calls at work
Age 16–99
HardWriting: A reply to a work email
Age 16–99
HardUnit 11 review
Age 16–99
HardProgress and change
Age 16–99
HardPlans, hopes and the future
Age 16–99
HardPresent perfect with for and since
Age 16–99
HardFuture forms and goals
Age 16–99
HardThe A2 tense map
Age 16–99
HardReading: One year later
Age 16–99
HardEveryday English: Progress and plans
Age 16–99
HardWriting: My English and my plans
Age 16–99
HardUnit 12 review
Age 16–99
HardReview test 3: A2 Exit Test (Units 9-12)
Age 16–99