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3. 1‑Year English Grammar & CEFR‑Linked Structure (High Level)

1‑Year English Grammar & CEFR‑Linked Structure – Week‑by‑Week Overview

This table summarises Weeks 1–52 (where Week 1–13 are earlier high‑level weeks you already created, and Weeks 14–52 are now fully detailed), with main topic, core grammar, and key tags.

Note: Tags listed here are the main ones we applied (Grammar‑ and Skill‑focus + Quarter tags) so you can quickly cross‑reference.

Week Main topic / theme Core grammar focus (short) Example key tags




Week 1 To be & introductions be (am/is/are), personal info, countries, jobs A1 basics
Week 2 Home, objects, place there is/are, a/an, this/that/these/those, prepositions of place A1 basics
Week 3 Daily routine Present Simple (I/you), adverbs of frequency (intro) A1 basics
Week 4 Family & abilities have got, can/can’t (ability) A1 basics
Week 5 Present Simple vs Continuous present vs now/temporary, stative verbs (light) A1/A1+
Week 6 Food & quantities count/uncount, some/any, basic quantifiers A1+
Week 7 Past Simple (regular) Past Simple regular verbs, was/were A1+/A2‑
Week 8 Past Simple (irregular) Common irregular verbs (go, have, do, see, etc.) A1+/A2‑
Week 9 Past narratives Story sequences, time markers (then, after that) A2‑
Week 10 Future plans going to / will (intro) A2‑
Week 11 Comparisons comparatives/superlatives (intro) A2‑
Week 12 Modals & rules must/mustn’t, have to/don’t have to (intro) A2‑
Week 13 Q1 Review Integrate Weeks 1–12 Review & project
Week 14 Free time & hobbies like/love/hate + -ing, adverbs of frequency Q2 – Weeks 14–25; A1+/A2‑
Week 15 Places in town & directions there is/are, prepositions, imperatives Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 16 Transport & travel basics Present Simple for timetables, can/can’t (requests) Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 17 Shopping & money count/uncount, How much/How many, some/any Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 18 Health & the body have (got) for problems, should/shouldn’t (advice) Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 19 Weather & seasons It’s + adj, there is/are (weather nouns), going to (light) Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 20 Housework & routines Present Simple (routines), frequency, 3rd person -s Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 21 Work & jobs Present Simple for job descriptions, wh‑ questions Q2 – Weeks 14–25
Week 22 Daily life in the past Past Simple regular/irregular, time expressions Q2 – Weeks 14–25; Grammar – Past Tenses
Week 23 Past weekends & holidays Past Simple narratives, sequencing, simple story Q2 – Weeks 14–25; Grammar – Past Tenses; Skill – Narratives
Week 24 Experiences vs finished actions Present Perfect (ever/never) vs Past Simple (time) Q2 – Weeks 14–25; Grammar – Present Perfect
Week 25 Comparing people & things comparatives & superlatives Q2 – Weeks 14–25; Grammar – Comparatives & Description
Week 26 Q2 review & project Integrate Weeks 14–25 (present, past, PP intro, comparisons) Quarter Review & Project; Skill – Review & Project Weeks
Week 27 Plans & arrangements going to (plans) + Present Continuous (arrangements) Grammar – Future & Conditionals (Q3)
Week 28 Future schedules & predictions Present Simple (timetables), going to vs will Grammar – Future & Conditionals (Q3)
Week 29 Lifestyle & habits adverbs of manner & degree, too/enough Q3 – Weeks 27–39 (concept); lifestyle
Week 30 Travel problems & solutions must/have to/don’t have to, should, travel lexis Grammar – Modals; Grammar – Future & Conditionals
Week 31 Social situations & invitations invitations & suggestions (Would you like…?, Let’s…), accept/refuse Skill – Functional & Discourse
Week 32 Stories & narratives Past Simple vs Past Continuous, when/while Grammar – Past Tenses; Skill – Narratives & Storytelling
Week 33 Life experiences 1 Present Perfect (ever/never, how many times, just/already/yet) Grammar – Present Perfect
Week 34 Life experiences 2 Present Perfect + for/since (How long…?) Grammar – Present Perfect
Week 35 Describing people & things in detail adjective order, defining relative clauses (who/that/which) Grammar – Comparatives & Description
Week 36 Talking about rules & customs must/mustn’t, have to/don’t have to, can/can’t (rules) Grammar – Modals
Week 37 Making plans & decisions going to / will / might/may (certainty scale) Grammar – Future & Conditionals
Week 38 Comparing now vs past used to, (be/get) used to (light), past vs now Grammar – Past Tenses
Week 39 Q3 review & project Integrate Weeks 27–38 (future system, narratives, PP, modals, used to) Skill – Review & Project Weeks; Grammar – Past Tenses; Skill – Narratives
Week 40 Plans, hopes & ambitions future review (going to, will, might), would like to, hope Q4 – Weeks 40–52; Grammar – Future & Conditionals
Week 41 Problem‑solving & suggestions First Conditional (If + Present, will…), should/could for advice Q4 – Weeks 40–52; Grammar – Future & Conditionals; Grammar – Modals
Week 42 Giving reasons, opinions & arguments because/so/but/although, opinion phrases, agreeing/disagreeing Q4; Skill – Functional & Discourse
Week 43 Describing processes & instructions imperatives, sequence markers, passive chunks (is made from…) Q4; Skill – Functional & Discourse
Week 44 News & recent events Present Perfect for news + Past Simple for details, just/already/yet Q4; Grammar – Present Perfect
Week 45 Hypothetical situations (intro) Second Conditional: If + Past, would + verb Q4; Grammar – Future & Conditionals
Week 46 Narratives with detail narrative tenses review, story linkers (suddenly, in the end, however) Q4; Grammar – Past Tenses; Skill – Narratives
Week 47 Work & study: abilities & experience can/could, be able to, might be able to Q4; Grammar – Modals
Week 48 Describing trends & change get/become + adj, more and more + adj/noun, used to review Q4; Grammar – Comparatives & Description
Week 49 Media, technology & habits verb + -ing vs verb + to + infinitive patterns Q4; verb patterns
Week 50 Polite communication & softening indirect questions, Could you…?, Would you mind…?, softening opinions Q4; Skill – Functional & Discourse
Week 51 Summarising & presenting information signposting (Today I’m going to…, first/then/finally), summaries Q4; Skill – Functional & Discourse
Week 52 Year review & final project integrate whole year (past, present, future, PP, modals, comparisons, narratives) Q4; Skill – Review & Project Weeks

You can now:


Rubrics & Assessments (quick links)


Remediation Routes (fast mini‑modules)

Use these 2–5 week routes when a student/group is weak in a specific area.

1. Past Tenses route (Past Simple + Past Continuous + used to)

2. Present Perfect route (experience, duration, news)

3. Future & conditionals route

4. Modals & functional language route

5. Discourse / functional fluency route


Mini Grammar & Syntax Glossary (EN – UA)

Core areas

English Ukrainian


grammar граматика
Past Tenses минулі часи
Present Perfect теперішній перфект / Present Perfect
Comparatives & Description порівняння й опис
Future & Conditionals майбутній час і умовні речення
Modals модальні дієслова
verb patterns моделі (схеми) керування дієслів

Tense, aspect, modality

English Ukrainian


Present Simple Present Simple / теперішній простий час
Present Continuous Present Continuous / теперішній тривалий час
Past Simple Past Simple / минулий простий час
Past Continuous Past Continuous / минулий тривалий час
used to used to (звичка в минулому)
going to / will конструкції going to / will
First Conditional (If + Present, will…) Перший умовний (If + Present, will…)
Second Conditional (If + Past, would + verb) Другий умовний (If + Past, would + verb)
must / mustn’t must / mustn’t
have to / don’t have to have to / don’t have to
should / shouldn’t should / shouldn’t
can / can’t (ability/requests) can / can’t (здатність / прохання)

Nouns, adjectives, quantifiers

English Ukrainian


countable / uncountable nouns злічувані / незлічувані іменники
some / any some / any
quantifiers кількісні означники / квантифікатори
comparatives / superlatives вищий / найвищий ступінь порівняння

Clauses & sentence grammar

English Ukrainian


Past Simple vs Past Continuous Past Simple vs Past Continuous / минулий простий проти минулого тривалого
defining relative clauses (who/that/which) означальні підрядні речення (who/that/which)
time markers (then, after that) часові маркери (then, after that)
time clauses часові підрядні речення / часові клаузи

Discourse & functional language

English Ukrainian


invitations & suggestions запрошення й пропозиції
opinion phrases фрази для висловлення думки
agreeing / disagreeing погодження / незгода
sequence markers маркери послідовності
signposting (Today I’m going to…, first/then/finally) сигнальні фрази / структурування виступу
indirect questions непрямі питання
polite requests (Could you…?, Would you mind…?) ввічливі прохання (Could you…?, Would you mind…?)
softening opinions пом’якшення думки / позиції

See also the detailed glossary: Grammar & Syntax Glossary / Глосарій граматики й синтаксису.