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CEFR A1–C2 courseTaught in Hindi
English · CEFR A1–C2 · Hindi
क्या आप अंग्रेज़ी को सिर्फ पढ़ना नहीं, बल्कि आत्मविश्वास से बोलना और समझना चाहते हैं? यह कोर्स A1 से C2 तक हिंदी में स्पष्ट समझाइयों के साथ शब्दावली, व्याकरण, उच्चारण, सुनना, पढ़ना, लिखना और वास्तविक बातचीत विकसित करता है, ताकि आप पढ़ाई, काम, यात्रा और रोज़मर्रा की ज़िंदगी में अंग्रेज़ी स्वाभाविक रूप से इस्तेमाल कर सकें।
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- Levels6
- Lessons135
- Free previews2
- LanguageEnglish
Why this course actually works
A complete CEFR grammar syllabus from A1 to C2 — taught in Hindi, not a vocabulary game.
Grammar-first, end to end
A full A1–C2 syllabus where every structure is taught in order, on a board, with a teacher's voice — not scattered tips between mini-games.
Explained in Hindi
You meet each rule in the language you already think in, then practise it in English. Nothing is left to guesswork.
Five skills in one lesson
Grammar, reading, listening, writing and speaking are built into the same course, so what you learn on Monday you use all week.
Built so you don't forget
Smart flashcards and the Leitner system schedule reviews around your mistakes, turning short-term wins into long-term memory.
What you getTypical appsMynawoo
Complete CEFR grammar syllabus, A1 to C2
Every rule explained in your mother tongue
Corrections and feedback on what you write and say
Spaced repetition tuned to your own mistakes
Free preview lessons
Open a complete lesson and experience the classroom before you continue.
How you will learn
Every lesson blends five skills, explained in your own language so nothing stays abstract.
Reading with support
Short texts with audio, tap-to-translate vocabulary and comprehension checks after every passage.
Listening practice
Native-speed audio with transcripts, replay controls and quizzes that show exactly what you missed.
Writing with feedback
Prompts matched to your level, corrected sentence by sentence with an explanation for every change.
Speaking drills
Record yourself, compare with the model answer and build confidence before you speak to a real person.
Where this course takes you
Each CEFR level unlocks something you can actually do in real life.
- A1
A1 — First real sentences
27 lessonsBasic phrases and simple daily conversations: greetings, introductions, numbers, times and places.
- A2
A2 — Everyday situations
25 lessonsUnderstanding common phrases and easy interactions: shopping, directions, plans, past and future.
- B1
B1 — Holding your own
21 lessonsWriting and speaking in more complex situations, explaining opinions and handling the unexpected.
- B2
B2 — Work and study ready
21 lessonsEnough fluency for work and study: meetings, interviews, reports and detailed discussion.
- C1
C1 — Precision and nuance
20 lessonsAcademic and professional register, argument structure, hedging, and control of tone.
- C2
C2 — Near-native command
21 lessonsImplication, irony, style and high-stakes communication where every word choice counts.
With steady daily practice, most learners reach a confident B2 in around nine months — and the whole path to C2 is already written and waiting.
What you will study
Lesson topics pulled automatically from this course outline.
Hi, I'm SamSpell it: the English alphabetNumbers 0–100 and phone numbersShort and long vowel cluesI am, you are, he isNot and questions with beWhere are you from?A phone, an apple, two keysThis, that, these, thoseMy, your, Anna's
Full course outline
Levels, units, and lesson titles from the live database.
A1Level A110 units27 lessons
Unit 1
- 2Hi, I'm Sam
- 3Spell it: the English alphabet
- 4Numbers 0–100 and phone numbers
- 5Short and long vowel clues
Unit 2
- 2I am, you are, he is
- 3Not and questions with be
- 4Where are you from?
Unit 3
- 2A phone, an apple, two keys
- 3This, that, these, those
- 4My, your, Anna's
Unit 4
- 2I work, I live, I like
- 3She works, he watches
- 4Do you? Does she? I don't
Unit 5
- 2What time is it?
- 3Always, usually, never
Unit 6
- 2There is, there are
- 3In, on, under, next to
Unit 7
- 2I can swim, I can't drive
- 3Open the door, please
Unit 8
- 2Some bread, any milk
- 3I'd like a coffee, please
Unit 9
- 2I'm working right now
- 3Describing people and things
Unit 10
- 2I was, they were
- 3I watched, I went
- 4Did you go? I didn't
- 5A café or the café?
A2Level A210 units25 lessons
Unit 1
- 2More irregular past verbs
- 3I was cooking when the phone rang
- 4I used to play football
Unit 2
- 2Have you ever...?
- 3Just, already, yet
- 4Present perfect or past simple?
Unit 3
- 2I'm going to learn to drive
- 3I'll help you
- 4I'm meeting Tom on Friday
Unit 4
- 2Bigger, cheaper, more expensive
- 3The best option for us
- 4As tall as, not as fast as
Unit 5
- 2You have to, you don't have to
- 3You should see a doctor
Unit 6
- 2A lot of, much, many
- 3A few, a little, too much
Unit 7
- 2If it rains, we'll stay home
- 3When you heat ice, it melts
Unit 8
- 2I enjoy cooking, I want to cook
- 3I went there to buy bread
Unit 9
- 2Me, mine, myself
- 3Something, anyone, nowhere
Unit 10
- 2She drives carefully
- 3Because, so, but, although
- 4Across town by six
B1Level B110 units21 lessons
Unit 1
- 2Past perfect: it had already left
- 3Would and used to for memories
Unit 2
- 2I've been waiting for hours
- 3It's the first time I've...
Unit 3
- 2It might rain, she must be tired
- 3Be able to, manage to, be allowed to
Unit 4
- 2As soon as I get home
- 3This time tomorrow I'll be flying
Unit 5
- 2If I had more time, I would travel
- 3I wish I had more time
Unit 6
- 2The man who lives next door
- 3My brother, who lives in Rome, ...
Unit 7
- 2It was built in 1890
- 3It's being repaired / It has been sold
Unit 8
- 2She said she was tired
- 3He asked if I was ready
Unit 9
- 2Remember to call / remember calling
- 3Make me laugh, let me go
Unit 10
- 2Could you tell me where...?
- 3It's cold, isn't it?
- 4Who called whom?
B2Level B210 units21 lessons
Unit 1
- 2I had been working all day
- 3Was going to, was about to
Unit 2
- 2By 2030 I'll have finished
- 3Be bound to, be likely to
Unit 3
- 2If I had known, I would have come
- 3If I'd studied, I'd be a doctor now
Unit 4
- 2She must have forgotten
- 3You should have told me
Unit 5
- 2He is said to be rich
- 3I had my car repaired
Unit 6
- 2She suggested going / he refused to pay
- 3Apparently, according to...
Unit 7
- 2What I need is a holiday
- 3Not only... but also / so... that
Unit 8
- 2Despite the rain / although it rained
- 3As a result, so that, in order not to
Unit 9
- 2Feeling tired, I went home
- 3The man sitting there / items sold here
Unit 10
- 2Look forward to, get used to
- 3Make a decision, do research
- 4Follow up and sort it out
C1Level C110 units20 lessons
Unit 1
- 2Formal vs informal English
- 3Hedging: it would appear that
Unit 2
- 2Never have I seen such chaos
- 3Had I known, should you need
Unit 3
- 2Needn't, be supposed to, be to
- 3It's high time we left
Unit 4
- 2The introduction of new rules
- 3A report, published last year, shows...
Unit 5
- 2This, such, the former, the latter
- 3Ellipsis and substitution
Unit 6
- 2Whoever, whatever, however much
- 3Were it not for, lest, so as not to
Unit 7
- 2It is essential that he be present
- 3As if he were the boss
Unit 8
- 2Admittedly, granted, be that as it may
- 3Point, evidence, conclusion
Unit 9
- 2Idioms in context
- 3Strong collocations
Unit 10
- 2I'd been meaning to call you
- 3The future seen from the past
C2Level C29 units21 lessons
Unit 1
- 2Choosing the right register
- 3Rhythm: periodic and loose sentences
Unit 2
- 2Irony, understatement, euphemism
- 3Modal nuance across time
Unit 3
- 2Fronting and theme
- 3Pseudo-clefts and reversed clefts
Unit 4
- 2Raising: he seems to have left
- 3Prepositions: stranding and pied-piping
Unit 5
- 2Precision with near-synonyms
- 3Metaphor as framing
Unit 6
- 2Discourse markers in speech
- 3Summarising and paraphrasing
Unit 7
- 2Rhetorical questions and contrast
- 3Diplomatic disagreement
Unit 8
- 2Articles at advanced level
- 3Quantifiers and agreement
Unit 9
- 2Editing for clarity and voice
- 3Speaking with impact
- 4Listen beneath the surface
- 5Write with precision
- 6Relay a nuanced position
Frequently asked questions
Everything learners usually ask before starting this course.
+Can I try the course for free?
Yes. The first 2 lessons are free previews. Sign up and open them straight away to see exactly how the course teaches — no payment details needed.
+Which language are the explanations in?
Explanations are written in Hindi, while examples, exercises and audio stay in English. You always understand the rule before you have to use it.
+How is the course structured?
It runs across 6 CEFR levels and 135 lessons, grouped into units. The full outline is on this page, so you can see every lesson title before you start.
+How long does it take to make real progress?
Most learners reach a confident B2 in about nine months of steady daily practice across grammar, reading, listening, writing and speaking.
+Can I study on my phone?
Yes. Mynawoo works in the browser and in the mobile app, and your progress, notebooks and Leitner cards stay in sync between them.
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