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+## English Exercises Project
+
+This project stores simple English exercises for one student who is learning from a very early beginner level (A0).
+
+### Goal
+
+- keep all learned themes in one place
+- create new exercises only from already learned grammar
+- allow a little new vocabulary when tasks stay easy
+- save materials in small Markdown files by theme
+
+### Suggested structure
+
+```text
+ex/
+  theme-01-basics-review/
+    README.md
+    grammar/
+    vocab/
+    mixed/
+    answers.md
+```
+
+### How to use this project
+
+1. Update `learned-themes.md` after each lesson.
+2. Create a new `theme-XX-...` folder when a new topic or review block starts.
+3. Put short exercises into separate files.
+4. Keep instructions very easy and clear.
+5. Add an answer key in `answers.md` and encrypt it with SOPS.
+
+### Exercise design rules
+
+- student level: literal A0 / beginner
+- one small skill per task
+- short instructions
+- simple sentence models
+- grammar only from learned themes
+- new words are allowed if the task is still easy
+
+### Current content
+
+- `learned-themes.md` - current learned material
+- `ex/theme-01-basics-review/` - first review pack with beginner exercises
+
+### Theme exercise bank
+
+New theme folders can follow this structure:
+
+```text
+ex/
+  theme-02-to-be/
+    vocabulary.md
+    practice-01.md
+    practice-02.md
+    answers.md
+```
+
+Rules for the theme bank:
+
+- each theme has at least 6 mini-exercises
+- exercises stay at literal A0 level
+- use source-inspired formats: matching, choosing, gap fill, sorting, short answers
+- if a source pattern is too hard, simplify it
+- if no source pattern matches the level, create a very simple custom exercise
+- add `vocabulary.md` to show useful new words for the theme
+- new practice tasks can include about 20-50% new words when the grammar stays easy
+
+### Vocabulary rule
+
+- every theme can have a small `vocabulary.md`
+- use known words + some new words
+- best new words: concrete nouns, colours, food, animals, classroom objects
+- avoid too many new grammar words in one task