: Most learners access audio via the Pearson English Portal or the dedicated MyGrammarLab site using the access code found in the book.
| Time | Activity | Action | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Listen only | Close the book. Listen to the grammar examples. Don't write. Just listen. | | 5-15 min | Shadowing | Listen to a sentence. Pause. Repeat out loud. Compare your voice to the audio. | | 15-25 min | Do the exercise | Open the book. Do the written exercise for that unit. | | 25-30 min | Audio Check | Listen to the answer key track. Check your work by ear, not by eye. | My Grammar Lab A1 A2 Audio
Before you read the grammar explanation in the book, listen to the introductory audio track. Try to figure out the "rule" yourself just by hearing how the speakers use the language. This inductive learning method makes the information stick much longer. Conclusion : Most learners access audio via the Pearson
The A1/A2 syllabus focuses on building a solid foundation for beginners. Major topics include: Don't write