This lesson helps learners handle a restaurant visit in English, from arriving and ordering to asking questions about the menu and paying politely at the end of the meal
Students compare three attractive destinations, weigh up price, climate, culture and travel time, then reach one final decision using clear comparative language.
Practise simple call language for joining a meeting, fixing sound and video problems, asking people to repeat, giving a short update, and ending politely.
This lesson helps learners talk about symptoms, answer medical questions, understand a diagnosis, and check treatment instructions in clear, professional English.
This lesson helps learners practise professional scheduling language, polite question forms, and realistic meeting changes. The image gives the page a more modern business feel.
This lesson focuses on project management communication during a crisis. Students learn phrases for disclosing problems, taking accountability, and responding to clients.
Students watch a short video about Chuck McCarthy, a man in Hollywood who walks with people as a job. The lesson practises A2 language for jobs, exercise, companionship and present simple / continuous.
