English language levels (CEFR)

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Today I wand to share the information about English language levels for those who learn English and wants to improve it. I am planning on writing lesson posts to help others improve their English language skills.

It is better to start to study about English language levels from finding out what is CEFR. It is an abbreviation of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages which is an international standard for describing language ability. Here you can look at the diagram showing the levels and short description of CEFR.

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The next resource provides with description of each level and you can even take a test to find out what level of English you have. So this information helps you to look for materials of your level in order to move up the next level until you reach the proficiency. Below one ore video about what is CEFR showing more practical side of each level.

My focus today is on based on level A1 because I am planning on making lessons for people who are considered Beginners. But this term "Beginner" is interpret differently.

Here can be some confusion as there are people who are called "False Beginners" and "Absolute Beginners". So level A1 is not for the absolute beginners ☝️❗️❗️❗️Let's answer the question "What is a beginner?". This is will be considered in my next post...

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