Before You Begin: Course Review Guide
Congratulations: You’ve Reached the Final Assessment!
You’ve worked through all 11 modules of the English Finders A1 course. This final module checks everything you’ve learned, from Module 0 (the alphabet) to Module 11 (postcards and forms), and shows you how far you’ve come.
What the Final Module Covers
- Grammar: be (am/is/are, was/were) · a/an and plurals · this/that · possessives · present simple · adverbs of frequency · there is/are · some/any · prepositions · can/can’t · like + -ing · present continuous · past simple (regular and irregular) · should · comparatives · question words
- Vocabulary: greetings · numbers · countries · family · time and dates · home · town · food · hobbies and sport · clothes and colours · body and health · feelings · weather
- Reading: a short notice like the ones you practised (menus, forms, timetables)
- Listening practice: short tasks with our audio tools (there is no recorded exam audio in this course)
- Writing: the Final Can-Do Task: a self-introduction, a form and a short story about the past
The Final Quiz
The Final Quiz has 10 questions and the pass mark is 70%, like every module quiz. You can take it again if you don’t pass the first time.
How to Prepare
- Look at your results for Quiz 1 to Quiz 11. Which modules were hardest? Go back to those lessons first.
- Do the worksheets again without looking at the answer key.
- Read the Watch Out section of each lesson: these are the most common mistakes.
- Say your Can-Do Tasks out loud again (introduce yourself, describe your home, your routine, your last weekend).
- Do a few rounds of our practice tools at A1:
Quick Self-Check
Can you do these things in English? If you can say “yes” to most of them, you are ready.
- ☐ Introduce yourself and ask someone about themselves.
- ☐ Talk about your family, your home and your daily routine.
- ☐ Order food, ask for prices and ask for directions.
- ☐ Say what you can do and what you like doing.
- ☐ Describe what is happening in a picture.
- ☐ Tell someone what you did last weekend.
- ☐ Write a postcard and fill in a form.
After A1
When you finish, your progress and XP are saved in My Account. Then you’re ready for A2 (Elementary): past experiences, future plans, comparing and giving advice in more detail.
CEFR A1 — This final module reviews the official A1 “I can…” statements covered across the course.
- Imagery: Meaning, 7 Types and Examples in Writing - October 10, 2026
- Literary Devices: 30 Common Devices with Meanings and Examples - October 9, 2026
- Bandwagon Fallacy: Meaning, Examples and Origin - October 8, 2026
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