英語学習コース：A1初心者からC2マスタリーへ

"Learn the alphabet & phonics"

Master English sounds and letter combinations before vocabulary

"Knowing phonics helped me pronounce new words without a dictionary."

"Build 500 core words"

Focus on the most frequent 500 words — they cover 75% of all speech

"The 500 most common words appear in nearly every conversation."

"Master basic sentence patterns"

Subject + verb + object is the core English structure

"I eat breakfast every morning. — simple but essential pattern."

"Learn numbers, dates, times"

Essential for practical communication in daily situations

"The meeting is on the 15th at half past two."

"Practice present simple daily"

The most fundamental tense for expressing habits and facts

"I live in London. / She works at a hospital."

"Build greetings & social phrases"

Phrases for meeting people, shopping, travelling, asking for help

"Excuse me, could you help me? / Nice to meet you!"

"Start listening to simple English"

Podcasts for beginners, graded readers, Easy English News

"I listened to the same podcast 3 times until I understood 90%."

"Find a language exchange partner"

Regular real conversations accelerate speaking confidence fast

"My language exchange partner corrected my mistakes naturally."

"Expand to 1500+ vocabulary"

Add topic-specific words for travel, work, hobbies, health

"I learned 10 new words per day using context from articles."

"Learn all past tenses"

Past simple, continuous, and perfect for storytelling

"I was walking home when I suddenly remembered my keys."

"Master question forms"

All WH questions and yes/no questions with correct inversion

"What did you do last weekend? / Have you ever been to Spain?"

"Start writing short texts"

Emails, messages, simple descriptions — write every day

"I kept a daily journal in English — even 3 sentences helped."

"Watch English TV with subtitles"

Start with English subtitles (not your native language)

"Friends and The Crown are popular choices for A2-B1 learners."

"Learn functional phrases"

Phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, clarifying, asking for repetition

"What do you mean exactly? / I see what you mean, but..."

"Study word families"

Learn all forms of high-frequency words: verb, noun, adjective, adverb

"Decide → decision → decisive → decisively."

"Take your first English exam"

A2 Key or B1 Preliminary gives measurable feedback on your level

"Passing B1 Preliminary showed me I was ready for intermediate work."

"Tackle the intermediate plateau"

B1-B2 is where progress feels slow — consistency is the key

"I committed to 45 minutes daily and broke through in 6 months."

"Read authentic English texts"

News, novels, blogs — not graded readers — expose you to real language

"Reading The Guardian daily transformed my vocabulary and style."

"Master all conditionals"

Zero, first, second, third, and mixed conditionals

"If I had known, I would have acted differently. (third conditional)"

"Study collocations intensively"

Natural word pairs are what separate B2 from B1 speakers

"Make a decision, take an opportunity — collocations sound native."

"Listen to podcasts at native speed"

BBC Sounds, NPR, TED Talks — no subtitles after Week 4

"TED Talks at 0.9x speed, then 1x, then 1.1x — gradual exposure."

"Write structured essays"

Practice argument, counter-argument, evidence, conclusion structure

"I wrote one 250-word essay per week and got feedback from a tutor."

"Learn phrasal verbs systematically"

250 high-frequency phrasal verbs cover 90% of spoken usage

"Get by, come across, take on — these appear in every conversation."

"Set a target exam (IELTS/TOEFL)"

A clear goal with a date forces accountability and structured study

"Registering for IELTS 4 months out transformed my study habits."

"Master academic vocabulary"

The Academic Word List (570 families) is essential for B2-C1

"Consequently, fundamentally, subsequently — AWL in academic writing."

"Use grammar for nuance"

Modal perfects, subjunctive, inversion — mark sophisticated speakers

"Had I known sooner, I would have prepared differently. (inversion)"

"Build lexical sophistication"

Connotation, register, collocation, and precision in word choice

"Slim (neutral) vs. emaciated (negative) — connotation awareness."

"Engage with complex ideas in English"

Documentaries, lectures, debates, academic podcasts

"I watch documentaries on topics I love — history, science, culture."

"Write in formal registers"

Academic essays, business reports, professional emails

"I began sending all work emails in English to build formal fluency."

"Present and argue in English"

Give presentations, debate opinions, chair meetings in English

"Joining Toastmasters International helped my presentation skills."

"Read literature and complex texts"

Novels, essays, long-form journalism stretch comprehension and style

"I read one novel per month — at C1 you enjoy the process."

"Aim for IELTS 7+ or CAE"

B2-C1 certifications open university and professional doors worldwide

"CAE qualification gave me access to universities across Europe."

"Eliminate fossilized errors"

Long-held grammar mistakes solidify over time — targeted practice fixes them

"I had said "according to my opinion" for years before a teacher corrected me."

"Develop your personal style"

C1-C2 speakers choose language deliberately — develop voice and tone

"I consciously vary sentence length and complexity for rhetorical effect."

"Master idiomatic language"

Native idioms, phrasal verbs, and informal register separate C1 from B2

"He pulled it off against all odds. — natural idiomatic speech."

"Engage in academic discourse"

Attend conferences, read journals, participate in academic discussions

"I presented a paper at a conference — all questions were in English."

"Aim for CPE or IELTS 8+"

C2 Proficiency is the highest Cambridge exam — globally recognized

"CPE qualification is accepted by top universities as proof of mastery."

"Mentor lower-level learners"

Teaching others consolidates your own understanding deeply

"Explaining grammar to B1 students helped me articulate rules I felt intuitively."

"Engage with literature & poetry"

Poetry, metaphor, allusion — the richest layer of English

"Reading T.S. Eliot and understanding the references was a milestone."

"Think in English"

The final marker of C2 — no translation, direct English thought

"I stopped mentally translating and started dreaming in English."

"Business English path"

Meetings, negotiations, emails, presentations, networking

"I followed a Business English course for 6 months and got promoted."

"Academic English path"

Essay writing, research reading, lectures, seminar discussion

"My university English path prepared me for a UK Masters programme."

"Travel English path"

Airports, hotels, directions, emergencies, cultural exchange

"Six months of Travel English made my gap year in Australia effortless."

"IELTS / TOEFL path"

Exam-focused preparation with practice tests and band-score strategies

"A 12-week IELTS path took me from Band 6.5 to Band 7.5."

"Conversation fluency path"

Shadowing, role-play, language exchange, TV watching — speaking first

"I chose fluency over accuracy and was speaking naturally within 8 months."

"Professional English path"

Industry-specific vocabulary for medicine, law, tech, finance

"Medical English training helped me work at an international hospital."

"English for kids path"

Phonics, songs, games, stories — immersive methods for young learners

"My daughter learned to read English in 4 months through phonics."

"Self-study path"

Structured self-learning with apps, books, podcasts, online tutors

"Self-study with a tutor twice a week took me from A2 to B2 in one year."