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🌿 LinguaCorner · English Course
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Five interactive lessons — vocabulary, grammar, reading and speaking — designed for adult learners at A1 and B1 level.
5
Lessons
A1–B1
Levels covered
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Hours of content
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01
A1
Reading · Comparatives
Beautiful Places
of Nature
Explore the world's most amazing natural wonders — the Amazon Rainforest, Angel Falls, the Sahara Desert, and the Northern Lights. Read, understand, and compare them using comparative adjectives.
🌿 Vocabulary: nature places
📖 Reading: natural wonders
📐 Comparatives (-er, more)
💬 Speaking: opinions
✅ 6 comprehension questions
✏️ 8 gap-fill exercises
02
A1
Grammar · Vocabulary
Let's Talk
About Food!
🥗 Healthy vs. unhealthy food
📚 20 food vocabulary words
🔢 much / many / a lot of
✏️ 4 interactive exercises
💬 Discussion questions
03
B1
Grammar · Reading · Writing
Participle
Adjectives
😴 -ed vs -ing adjectives
😊 Feelings & emotions
📚 Vocabulary practice
✅ 8-question quiz
📖 Reading comprehension
✍️ Writing (120–150 words)
04
A1
Vocabulary · Reading
Places
to Live
🎬 Animated vocab video
🏠 20 home & location words
📖 Reading: types of homes
📐 Adjectives for homes
✏️ Exercises A & B
💬 Speaking cards
05
A1
Vocabulary · Grammar · Speaking
Sports & Exercise
Learn sports vocabulary — football, tennis, swimming, cycling, running — and practise comparing activities using comparative adjectives. Includes a reading passage about Tom's active weekend, interactive exercises and speaking discussion cards.
⚽ Sports vocabulary
🏊 8 vocabulary cards
📖 Reading: Tom's Active Weekend
📐 Comparatives (-er, more)
✅ 6 comprehension questions
✏️ Dropdown exercises
🔀 Sentence builder
💬 Speaking + Polish phrases
🧪 Final mini test
Levels
A1
Beginner — simple vocabulary and short sentences
B1
Intermediate — longer texts and complex grammar
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A1 · Starter
Let's Talk
About Food!
Healthy food, unhealthy food, and how to use much, many & a lot of
🥗 Healthy vs. unhealthy
📚 Food vocabulary
🔢 much / many / a lot of
💬 Conversations
A1 · Starter
Let's Talk
About Food!
Healthy food, unhealthy food, and how to use much, many & a lot of
🥗 Healthy vs. unhealthy
📚 Food vocabulary
🔢 much / many / a lot of
💬 Simple conversations
Picture Dictionary
Learn the words — hover over each card!
✅ Healthy Food — Zdrowe jedzenie
applejabłko
bananabanan
strawberrytruskawka
broccolibrokuł
carrotmarchewka
avocadoawokado
eggjajko
fishryba
❌ Unhealthy Food — Niezdrowe jedzenie
pizzapizza
burgerburger
chips / friesfrytki
cakeciasto
chocolateczekolada
fizzy drinknapój gazowany
hot doghot dog
doughnutpączek
Fruit and vegetables are healthy.
Owoce i warzywa są zdrowe.
Pizza and burgers are not very healthy.
Pizza i burgery nie są zbyt zdrowe.
She doesn't eat chocolate because it has a lot of sugar.
Ona nie je czekolady, ponieważ ma dużo cukru.
Grammar: much, many, a lot of
When do we use each one? — Kiedy używamy każdego?
MANY
C countable
MANY = używamy z rzeczownikami policzalnymi (countable)
Używamy głównie w zdaniach pytających (?) i przeczących (–).
Używamy głównie w zdaniach pytających (?) i przeczących (–).
❓ How many apples do you eat every day? — Ile jabłek jesz każdego dnia?
❓ How many eggs are in the fridge? — Ile jajek jest w lodówce?
➖ I don't eat many sweets. — Nie jem dużo słodyczy.
➖ There aren't many strawberries left. — Nie zostało dużo truskawek.
MUCH
U uncountable
MUCH = używamy z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi (uncountable)
Używamy głównie w zdaniach pytających (?) i przeczących (–).
Używamy głównie w zdaniach pytających (?) i przeczących (–).
❓ How much milk do you drink every day? — Ile mleka pijesz każdego dnia?
❓ How much sugar is in this cake? — Ile cukru jest w tym cieście?
➖ I don't drink much juice. — Nie piję dużo soku.
➖ There isn't much bread left. — Nie zostało dużo chleba.
A LOT OF
CU
A LOT OF = używamy zarówno z policzalnymi, jak i niepoliczalnymi.
Używamy głównie w zdaniach twierdzących (+).
Używamy głównie w zdaniach twierdzących (+).
✅ I eat a lot of fruit. — Jem dużo owoców.
✅ She drinks a lot of water every day. — Ona pije dużo wody każdego dnia.
✅ We have a lot of eggs in the fridge. — Mamy dużo jajek w lodówce.
✅ Fast food has a lot of sugar. — Fast food ma dużo cukru.
⚠️ Częste błędy — Common Mistakes
✗ I drink many milk.
milk = niepoliczalny → NIE "many"
milk = niepoliczalny → NIE "many"
✓ I drink a lot of milk.
a lot of działa z oboma typami
a lot of działa z oboma typami
✗ How much bananas do you eat?
banana = policzalny → NIE "much"
banana = policzalny → NIE "much"
✓ How many bananas do you eat?
banana = policzalny → "many"
banana = policzalny → "many"
✗ There are many bread.
bread = niepoliczalny, brak liczby mn.
bread = niepoliczalny, brak liczby mn.
✓ There is a lot of bread.
a lot of + is (nie are!)
a lot of + is (nie are!)
📊 Summary table
| Word | Countable? | Uncountable? | Sentence type | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MANY | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ?, – | How many bananas? |
| MUCH | ❌ No | ✅ Yes | ?, – | How much milk? |
| A LOT OF | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | + | I eat a lot of fruit. |
Gap-fill Exercise
Choose: much / many / a lot of
📌 Choose the correct word: much, many or a lot of.
💡 Check if the noun is countable (C) or uncountable (U), and if the sentence is positive (+), question (?), or negative (–).
💡 Check if the noun is countable (C) or uncountable (U), and if the sentence is positive (+), question (?), or negative (–).
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How applesC do you eat every day? (?)
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I drink waterU every day. (+)
3
I don't eat sugarU in my coffee. (–)
4
She eats vegetablesC — she is very healthy! (+)
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There aren't eggsC in the fridge. (–)
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How milkU is in the glass? (?)
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Fast food has fatU and calories. (+)
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How bananasC do you eat per week? (?)
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Tom doesn't drink juiceU. (–)
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My mum cooks healthy mealsC at home. (+)
Exercise 2 — Countable or Uncountable?
Click the correct badge for each food word!
📌 Is it Countable (C) or Uncountable (U)? Click the correct badge!
Exercise 3 — Fix the Mistake!
Each sentence has one error — find and correct it!
📌 Each sentence below has one mistake. Choose the correct word from the dropdown.
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I don't drink milk — I prefer water. (–) ❌ Original: "I don't drink many milk."
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How eggs do you need for this recipe? (?) ❌ Original: "How much eggs do you need?"
3
There is too sugar in this drink! ❌ Original: "There is too many sugar!"
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She eats fruit every day. (+) ❌ Original: "She eats many fruit every day."
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How rice do you want? (?) ❌ Original: "How many rice do you want?"
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I don't eat