A2 English for Arabic Speakers
Learn A2 English for Arabic speakers with a free lesson about daily routines and time. Listen to clear audio, practice useful vocabulary, read Arabic explanations, and speak about what you do in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
- Level: A2 Elementary
- Focus: Daily routines, time, speaking, listening and vocabulary
- Best for: Learners who already understand basic English words and sentences
What You Will Learn in This A2 English Lesson
In A2, you will practice useful English for greetings, introductions, daily conversations, and simple listening and speaking. The goal is to help you feel comfortable using English in real situations.
What Does A2 English Mean?
A2 is an elementary level of English. At this level, you can understand frequently used expressions about familiar subjects such as family, work, shopping, daily routines, and your local area. You can exchange simple information and describe your background and immediate needs using clear, basic sentences.
Featured Lesson
A2 – First Free Lesson: Daily Routine & Simple Conversations
Learn six useful phrases for describing your daily routine and asking someone about their day. Listen to each sentence, repeat it aloud, and then use the model conversation to create your own answers.
Audio Practice
Listen once, then listen again and repeat out loud. You do not need to be perfect. The goal is to get more comfortable each time.
Full Lesson Audio
Listen to the complete A2 lesson with English explanations and Arabic support.
Vocabulary Audio
Listen to each daily-routine phrase, pause the audio, and repeat it aloud.
Dialogue Audio
Listen to the short conversation, then practice both speakers’ parts.
Full English and Arabic Lesson Script
Practice these words slowly first, then say them again at a more natural speed.
Teacher: Welcome to English for Arabic Speakers.
Teacher: In this A2 lesson, you will learn how to talk about your daily routine and time.
Teacher: This lesson helps you describe what you do in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
Support: مرحبًا بك في درس الإنجليزية للناطقين بالعربية.
Support: في هذا الدرس من المستوى A2 سنتعلم كيف نتحدث عن الروتين اليومي والوقت.
Support: سيساعدك هذا الدرس على وصف ما تفعله في الصباح وبعد الظهر والمساء.
Teacher: Let’s begin.
Teacher: I wake up at seven.
Teacher: I go to work at eight.
Teacher: I have lunch at one.
Teacher: I finish work at five.
Teacher: I usually study in the evening.
Teacher: What time do you wake up?
Support: I wake up at seven تعني أستيقظ عند الساعة السابعة.
Support: I go to work at eight تعني أذهب إلى العمل عند الساعة الثامنة.
Support: I have lunch at one تعني أتناول الغداء عند الساعة الواحدة.
Support: I finish work at five تعني أنهي العمل عند الساعة الخامسة.
Support: I usually study in the evening تعني أدرس عادة في المساء.
Support: What time do you wake up? تعني في أي وقت تستيقظ؟
Teacher: Now repeat after me.
Teacher: I wake up at seven.
Teacher: I go to work at eight.
Teacher: I have lunch at one.
Teacher: I finish work at five.
Teacher: I usually study in the evening.
Teacher: What time do you wake up?
Teacher: Now let’s practice a short conversation.
Speaker1: What time do you wake up?
Speaker2: I wake up at seven.
Speaker1: What do you do in the evening?
Speaker2: I usually study in the evening.
Teacher: Great job.
Teacher: Review these phrases and continue to the next lesson on Digital Nutrients.
Practice Steps
- Watch the video once without pausing.
- Listen to the audio and repeat each phrase out loud.
- Practice the vocabulary slowly.
- Record yourself and compare your pronunciation.
- Repeat again with more confidence.
A2 Grammar Tip: Talking About Routines
Use the present simple tense to describe activities you do regularly.
Examples:
- I wake up at seven.
- I go to work at eight.
- I have lunch at one.
- I usually study in the evening.
Use at before a specific clock time:
- at seven
- at eight
- at one
Use in with a general part of the day:
- in the morning
- in the afternoon
- in the evening
Speaking Tip: Stress the most important words when you speak
- I WAKE UP at SEVEN.
- I go to WORK at EIGHT.
- I have LUNCH at ONE.
- I usually STUDY in the EVENING.
Continue Learning
- Need an easier lesson? Return to A1 English for Arabic Speakers.
- View every level: English for Arabic Speakers.
- Ready for longer answers? Continue to B1 English for Arabic Speakers.
- Not sure about your level? Take the Free English Level Test.
- Follow a complete study path: View the Free English Roadmap from A2 to B2.