EasyEnglish.com is for people who are learning English. We use easy English that you can understand.
We focus on 3 levels:
- A1 – Beginner
- A2 – Elementary
- B1 – Intermediate
These levels are based on CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). CEFR has 6 levels, from A1 to C2.
The 6 CEFR levels
| CEFR level | You can… |
|---|---|
| A1 (Beginner) | understand and use simple words and phrases |
| A2 (Elementary) | talk about daily life in simple ways |
| B1 (Intermediate) | talk about familiar topics and understand simple stories |
| B2 (Upper intermediate) | understand longer texts and speak with some fluency |
| C1 (Advanced) | speak and write clearly about many topics |
| C2 (Proficient) | use English like a native speaker |
What we focus on
At EasyEnglish, we create materials for these levels:
- A1 (Beginner):
You are just starting to learn English.
➤ Example: “Hello! My name is Anna. I am from Spain.” - A2 (Elementary):
You can talk about yourself, your family, and your daily life.
➤ Example: “I go to work by bus. I like listening to music.” - B1 (Lower Intermediate):
You can understand short stories, emails, and conversations.
➤ Example: “Last weekend, we went to the beach and had a picnic.”
How these levels compare
Many people also use different words for these levels. Here is how they match:
| CEFR | Other Names |
|---|---|
| A1 | Beginner |
| A2 | Pre-Intermediate / Elementary |
| B1 | Lower Intermediate |
| B2 | Intermediate |
| C1 | Upper Intermediate |
| C2 | Advanced / Native-like |
Summary
- CEFR helps show your level of English.
- EasyEnglish is for A1, A2 and B1 learners.
- We use simple, clear English to help you learn.
Do you know your level? You can check your level here!