English A0 — first words
A0 is for people who cannot yet introduce themselves. Short modules. Anya guides. You see real lines, then you use them.
Who A0 English is for
A0 sits below official CEFR A1 so complete beginners are not dropped into survival texts. If “hello” is still a stretch, start here — not at A1.
The interface can be Ukrainian or Russian while you study British English. That is a normal setup.
What you work on in English A0
Greetings, thanks, sorry; I am / you are; have; subject pronouns; a/an; numbers 1–20; this/that; very short dialogues (name, where, yes/no).
You are not writing essays. You are getting a mouth and an ear for the first thirty hours of English.
How this tier runs on MyAnya
Thirty modules. Each module is three sessions plus a roundup. You see language, analyse it, then write or speak. Pass the tier exam (no energy cost) to open the next CEFR gate.
If this is the wrong floor, onboarding can send you to a placement exam. The skill tree adds grammar, speaking, writing, and listening drills after each roundup.
See the first English A0 lesson →