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English · CEFR A1–C2 · Norwegian
CEFR A1–C2 courseTaught in Norwegian

English · CEFR A1–C2 · Norwegian

Learn English on Mynawoo with CEFR A1–C2 lessons taught in Norwegian. See units, topics, and free preview samples across 105 lessons.

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Why this course actually works

A complete CEFR grammar syllabus from A1 to C2 — taught in Norwegian, 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 Norwegian

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

How you will learn

Every lesson blends five skills, explained in your own language so nothing stays abstract.

Step-by-step grammar

Guided notebooks explain each rule in your mother tongue, then show it working in real English sentences.

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.

  1. A1

    A1 — First real sentences

    21 lessons

    Basic phrases and simple daily conversations: greetings, introductions, numbers, times and places.

  2. A2

    A2 — Everyday situations

    20 lessons

    Understanding common phrases and easy interactions: shopping, directions, plans, past and future.

  3. B1

    B1 — Holding your own

    10 lessons

    Writing and speaking in more complex situations, explaining opinions and handling the unexpected.

  4. B2

    B2 — Work and study ready

    20 lessons

    Enough fluency for work and study: meetings, interviews, reports and detailed discussion.

  5. C1

    C1 — Precision and nuance

    14 lessons

    Academic and professional register, argument structure, hedging, and control of tone.

  6. C2

    C2 — Near-native command

    20 lessons

    Implication, 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.

I am, You are, He is: The Verb 'to be'I'm not, You aren't: Negative Sentences with 'be'Are you? Is he?: Questions with 'be'My name, your book: Subject Pronouns and Possessive AdjectivesA book, an apple: Using 'a' and 'an'One book, two books: Singular and Plural NounsThe book, the sun: Using 'the'This is a book, that is a pen: Using 'This' and 'That'These are books, those are pens: Using 'These' and 'Those'I work, you live: The Simple Present Tense

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Full course outline

Levels, units, and lesson titles from the live database.

A1Level A110 units21 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2I am, You are, He is: The Verb 'to be'
  • 3I'm not, You aren't: Negative Sentences with 'be'
  • 4Are you? Is he?: Questions with 'be'

Unit 2

  • 2My name, your book: Subject Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Unit 3

  • 2A book, an apple: Using 'a' and 'an'
  • 3One book, two books: Singular and Plural Nouns
  • 4The book, the sun: Using 'the'

Unit 4

  • 2This is a book, that is a pen: Using 'This' and 'That'
  • 3These are books, those are pens: Using 'These' and 'Those'

Unit 5

  • 2I work, you live: The Simple Present Tense
  • 3He works, she lives: The 's' in the Simple Present
  • 4Do you work? He doesn't work: Negatives and Questions in the Simple Present

Unit 6

  • 2John's book, my parents' car: The Possessive 's
  • 3I've got a car: Using 'have got'

Unit 7

  • 2What, Where, When, Who: Asking Wh- Questions

Unit 8

  • 2In the box, on the table, at the station: Prepositions of Place
  • 3Under the table, next to the bank: More Prepositions of Place

Unit 9

  • 2I am working, you are reading: The Present Continuous
  • 3I work vs. I am working: Simple Present vs. Present Continuous

Unit 10

  • 2I can swim, I can't fly: Expressing Ability with 'can'
  • 3I like swimming: Expressing Preferences with 'like', 'love', 'hate'
A2Level A210 units20 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2What Were You Doing?
  • 3When It Happened

Unit 2

  • 2Plans and Intentions
  • 3Arrangements and Predictions
  • 4Offers and Spontaneous Decisions

Unit 3

  • 2Have You Ever...?
  • 3Just, Already, and Yet

Unit 4

  • 2Bigger, Faster, More Interesting
  • 3The Best in the World
  • 4As Tall As...

Unit 5

  • 2Rules and Obligations
  • 3No Obligation, No Permission
  • 4Good Advice

Unit 6

  • 2How Much and How Many?
  • 3A Lot, A Little, A Few

Unit 7

  • 2If This Happens, That Will Happen

Unit 8

  • 2I Like Swimming
  • 3I Want to Go

Unit 9

  • 2How Do You Do It?

Unit 10

  • 2Finished Time vs. Unfinished Time
B1Level B110 units10 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Talking About Experiences

Unit 2

  • 2Actions in Progress in the Past

Unit 3

  • 2Plans and Predictions

Unit 4

  • 2First and Second Conditionals

Unit 5

  • 2Modals for Advice and Obligation

Unit 6

  • 2The Passive Voice

Unit 7

  • 2Reported Speech

Unit 8

  • 2Relative Clauses

Unit 9

  • 2Gerunds and Infinitives

Unit 10

  • 2Linking Ideas Clearly
B2Level B210 units20 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Present Perfect: Simple vs. Continuous
  • 3Past Perfect: Simple vs. Continuous

Unit 2

  • 2Future Continuous: Looking Ahead
  • 3Future Perfect: Looking Back from the Future

Unit 3

  • 2Modal Verbs for Present Deduction
  • 3Modal Verbs for Past Deduction

Unit 4

  • 2The Third Conditional: Imagining a Different Past
  • 3Mixed Conditionals: Connecting Past and Present
  • 4Alternatives to 'If' in Conditionals

Unit 5

  • 2The Causative: Have and Get Something Done
  • 3Impersonal Passives: It is said that...

Unit 6

  • 2Advanced Reported Speech: Questions, Commands, and Requests
  • 3Reporting Verbs: Beyond 'Say' and 'Tell'

Unit 7

  • 2Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses
  • 3Reduced Relative Clauses

Unit 8

  • 2Gerund or Infinitive? Verbs with Changing Meanings
  • 3Gerunds as Subjects and Objects

Unit 9

  • 2Cleft Sentences for Emphasis
  • 3Inversion for Emphasis and Formality

Unit 10

  • 2Participle Clauses
C1Level C110 units14 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Mixed Conditionals: Connecting Past and Present
  • 3Inversion in Conditional Sentences

Unit 2

  • 2The Present Subjunctive: Formality and Demands
  • 3The Past Subjunctive: Wishes and Hypothetical Situations

Unit 3

  • 2Inversion with Negative Adverbials
  • 3Emphasis with Cleft Sentences

Unit 4

  • 2Participle Clauses: Adding Detail with Elegance

Unit 5

  • 2Advanced Passive: The Causative with Have and Get
  • 3Advanced Passive: Reporting Verbs

Unit 6

  • 2Modals of Deduction and Speculation in the Past

Unit 7

  • 2Advanced Reporting Verbs and Structures

Unit 8

  • 2Future in the Past: Plans and Expectations

Unit 9

  • 2Complex Noun Phrases

Unit 10

  • 2Advanced Discourse Markers for Cohesion
C2Level C210 units20 lessons

Unit 1

  • 2Inversion for Emphasis with Negative Adverbials
  • 3Inversion in Conditionals and with 'So/Such'

Unit 2

  • 2Inverted Conditionals
  • 3The Present and Past Subjunctive Mood

Unit 3

  • 2Forming and Using Participle Clauses
  • 3Avoiding Dangling and Misplaced Modifiers

Unit 4

  • 2Understanding Nominalisation in Formal Contexts
  • 3Using Nominalisation for Cohesion and Style

Unit 5

  • 2'It'-clefts and 'Wh'-clefts
  • 3Reversed 'Wh'-clefts and Other Emphatic Structures

Unit 6

  • 2Expressing Subtle Degrees of Certainty
  • 3Past Modals for Speculation and Regret
  • 4Modal-like Expressions

Unit 7

  • 2The Impersonal Passive with Reporting Verbs
  • 3The Causative 'Have/Get Something Done'

Unit 8

  • 2Using Ellipsis for Conciseness
  • 3Using Substitution to Avoid Repetition

Unit 9

  • 2Linking Complex Ideas in Formal Writing
  • 3Navigating Discourse in Speech

Unit 10

  • 2Analysing the Grammar of Idioms and Metaphors

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 Norwegian, 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 105 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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