In this plus level, learners will master ever increasingly difficult concepts for time relations, which will take them beyond the simple past, present and future ideas. For example, learners will encounter language for giving a background to a past event (The driver was driving too fast.) and for describing an action that happened at a time that isn’t specified. Multiverb, …
This level covers the most basic language in English—for example, the forms of the verb be: is, am, & are. In addition, CEFR puts very basic language for conversations and personal information here. That includes greetings, age, national or city origin, and basic questions. For time reference, only things that are happening right now or happen usually are covered. Numbers …
