List of Suggested Words

nouns	verbs	verbs	adjectives	adverbs	pronouns	pronouns	prepositions	conjunctions
TIME THING PEOPLE person name friend father mother day evening morning year MONEY price work place language word English	HAVE WANT NEED MUST CAN BE SPEAK KNOW understand say ask mean think WAIT USE STAY GO come leave DO (MAKE) SEE feel sense FIND search EAT drink	BUY sell spend learn teach hurry begin finish TAKE put work READ write send LIKE (love) dislike call offer open close agree disagree get up wake up	good bad possible necessary important next last same different easy difficult early late big little fast slow happy sad new easy hard busy ready	MANY FEW LITTLE VERY MORE LESS where when how how much OFTEN always never HERE there NOW today, tomorrow yesterday soon TOO ALREADY STILL maybe probably ENOUGH usually	IT I you he she we they my your his her our their THIS that ME YOU him her us them	TO ME, TO YOU to him to her to them WHAT which who everything nothing something both everybody nobody other	TO for WITH without OF about between FROM IN since until before after	AND BUT THAT because if

Suggested Grammar

Verbs:

• present, past, future – all person conjugations, most common irregular verb conjugations
• the “would” forms, especially “would like”, “would be”
• the reflexive form (if it exists)
• commands – how to give commands to you and us (let’s)
• the subjunctive (if it exists and is used)

Nouns:

• gender (if it exists), explain how to tell genders apart
• if there are cases: the functions of all cases, most common declensions (at least one most common example declension for each gender)
• plural, how to form it from singular

Adjectives:

• comparative (better, best), forming them, major exceptions
• accord with nouns, singular and plural
• if there are cases: most common declensions (can be done together with nouns)
• participles – some basic ideas how to form them, basic ones (like closed)

Adverbs:

• how to form adverbs from adjectives, major exceptions
• comparative forms

Pronouns:

• how they work, position in sentences (or within words)
• most common interrogative pronouns – pronouns to form questions, such as “which” or “what” – and how they work

Prepositions:

• how prepositions work (position in sentence, position relative to other words)
• major prepositions, their changes and unusual application (if there is any)
• if cases exist: what cases prepositions require (if they do)

General points:

• Negations – “not”, “no” and making negative sentences. Crucial.
• The use of "it" – handling “it” in all kinds of situations such as he has it, he doesn’t have it, it is interesting, etc.
• Sentence connections – connecting sentences together (usually through the use of conjunctions)
• OTHER things – you can introduce MORE and anything else that goes with the course according to your taste - that is part of the point of the course.