A1: make contact
Introduce yourself, ask simple questions and handle familiar everyday needs.
Ask yourself
- What do I know directly?
- What am I assuming?
- What would a careful next step look like?
Practical reference
Eight principles translated into questions you can carry into real situations.
Introduce yourself, ask simple questions and handle familiar everyday needs.
Describe routines, past events and immediate plans with growing independence.
Explain experiences, reasons and opinions in connected language.
Interact fluently across work, study and social settings while handling detail.
Adapt tone, structure and precision for demanding professional and academic contexts.
Understand subtle meaning and express complex thought with flexibility.
Focus on stress, rhythm and sounds that most affect understanding, not accent erasure.
Keep a short record of corrections, stronger alternatives and one repeatable goal.
This guide supports reflection and education. It cannot account for every culture, medical condition, legal duty, relationship or safety risk. When consequences are serious, seek qualified local help.