Lesson Library by Level & Skill

130 free interactive lessons, graded A1 to C2, each with audio and a printable worksheet in English and German. A selection by level below; the full catalog is at www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons

A1 - Answering the phone in English (key phrases): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/answering-the-phone

A1 - The verb to be in the present simple: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/be-present

A1 - Subject pronouns: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/subject-pronouns

A2 - How to start a meeting (simple phrases): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/starting-a-meeting

A2 - Present simple, rules and practice: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/present-simple

A2 - A, an, the - or nothing? English articles: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/a-an-the-or-nothing

A2 - Out-of-office messages (templates): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/out-of-office-message

B1 - Agreeing and disagreeing politely: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/agreeing-disagreeing-english

B1 - Signposting language for presentations: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/signposting-language

B1 - Might, could, may (degrees of certainty): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/might-could-may

B1 - Present perfect vs past simple: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/present-perfect-vs-past-simple

B2 - Opening a presentation (key phrases): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/opening-a-presentation

B2 - Although vs however (contrast connectors): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/linking-words-contrast-reason

B2 - Present and past passive for status updates: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/passive-present-past

B2 - Reported speech, rules and examples: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/reported-statements

C1 - Could vs would vs might (politeness and distance): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/modal-remoteness

C1 - Despite vs in spite of (concession): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/connectors-result-concession

C1 - Future perfect for project milestones: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/future-perfect

C2 - It-clefts and wh-clefts (emphasis): www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/cleft-sentences

C2 - Reported speech, when to skip backshift: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/reported-speech-advanced-shifts

C2 - Discourse connectors for formal writing: www.englisch-lehrer.com/en/lessons/discourse-connectors