: Asking if someone is alright and describing accidents. Grammar & Language Structure
: Using comparisons ( as...as ), reported speech for statements and questions, and conditional structures ( in case , unless , although ).
: Highlight simple problems and propose solutions, such as dealing with emergencies or traffic issues. Curriculum Topics Berlitz English - Language for Life - Level 3
: Initiate, maintain, and end conversations on familiar subjects.
At Level 3, the curriculum shifts from basic survival phrases to more fluid communication. You will be able to: : Asking if someone is alright and describing accidents
is an intermediate-level course designed for learners who have some prior knowledge of English but need to build the confidence to handle routine communicative tasks in everyday and professional settings. This level corresponds to CEFR level A2.2 on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Core Proficiency Goals
: Inviting people out ("Sushi or Spaghetti?"), offering congratulations, and expressing preferences. This level corresponds to CEFR level A2
: Mastering the Present Perfect (with already and yet ), Present Perfect Progressive , and the Future Progressive .