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Level
Task
Dialogue · A2
Ordering coffee
Follow a simple order at a coffee shop.
2 minDialogue · B1
At the supermarket
Hear a short exchange while shopping for groceries.
3 minShort text · A2
A good morning routine
Read about simple habits that make mornings easier.
3 minShort text · B1
Returning a purchase
Read how a simple return usually works in a shop.
3 minDialogue · B1
At the doctor
Follow a visit to the doctor describing symptoms.
3 minDialogue · A2
Booking an appointment
Hear a phone call to book a doctor's appointment.
2 minShort text · B1
Sleep and energy
Read why good sleep keeps your energy up.
3 minShort text · B2
Reading a medicine label
Read how to understand dosage on a label.
3 minDialogue · B1
Morning headlines
Follow a short news bulletin and catch the key facts.
3 minDialogue · A2
A traffic update
Hear a live traffic report and its advice.
2 minShort text · B1
A short news report
Read a brief report and find the main facts.
3 minShort text · B2
Fact or opinion?
Read how to tell facts from opinions in the news.
3 minDialogue · A2
Making weekend plans
Follow two friends arranging to meet up.
2 minDialogue · B1
Saying no politely
Hear how to turn down an invitation kindly.
2 minShort text · A2
Small talk openers
Read easy ways to start a friendly chat.
3 minShort text · B1
Being a good guest
Read a few tips for visiting someone's home.
3 minDialogue · B1
A lecture introduction
Follow how a lecturer previews the day's topic.
3 minDialogue · A2
Planning a group project
Hear classmates divide the tasks for a project.
3 minShort text · B1
Taking good notes
Read simple tips for clearer, more useful notes.
3 minShort text · B2
Essay structure basics
Read the three-part shape most essays follow.
3 minDialogue · B1
Calling IT support
Follow a call to fix a login problem.
3 minDialogue · A2
Setting up a new app
Hear a friend explain how to set up an app.
2 minShort text · B1
Making strong passwords
Read simple rules for safer passwords.
3 minShort text · B2
Spotting a scam email
Read the warning signs of a fake email.
3 minDialogue · B1
Travel: at the counter
Follow a real exchange in this scenario.
3 minShort text · B1
Travel: a quick guide
Read a short guide for this situation.
3 minScenario words · B1
Travel words
Key words you will actually use here.
5 minRole-play · B1
Travel: ask for help
Say it out loud — ask for what you need.
4 minDialogue · B1
The morning stand-up
Follow a quick team stand-up and catch each update.
3 minDialogue · B2
Setting a call agenda
Hear how a manager opens a conference call and sets the agenda.
3 minShort text · B1
Emails that get answered
Read practical tips for writing clear work emails.
3 minShort text · B2
Reading a job advert
Understand the key parts of a job advertisement.
3 minRole-play · A2
Order at a bakery
Say it out loud — order what you want politely.
4 minEmail · A2
Message to a neighbour
Write a short, friendly note to a neighbour.
7 minWord set · A2
Household chores
Ten everyday words for jobs around the home.
6 minExercise · A2
Some, any, much, many
Choose the right quantity word for daily shopping.
5 minRole-play · B1
Describe a symptom
Say it out loud — tell a doctor how you feel.
4 minEmail · A2
Note to cancel a fitness class
Write a short note to cancel a class because you're ill.
7 minWord set · A2
Body and symptoms
Ten words to describe how your body feels.
6 minExercise · B1
Giving health advice
Choose the right modal for giving advice.
5 minRole-play · B2
Share your view
Say it out loud — give an opinion on a news story.
4 minEmail · B2
A short letter to the editor
Write a short opinion letter about a local issue.
9 minWord set · B1
Headline vocabulary
Ten words that appear often in news headlines.
6 minExercise · B2
Reporting the news
Choose the right form to report what was said.
5 minRole-play · A2
Invite a friend out
Say it out loud — invite someone in a friendly way.
4 minEmail · B1
Message to reschedule
Write a short message to move plans to another day.
7 minWord set · B1
Feelings vocabulary
Ten words to talk about how you feel.
6 minExercise · B1
Invitations and replies
Choose the natural phrase for invitations.
5 minRole-play · B1
Ask a question in class
Say it out loud — ask the teacher politely.
4 minEmail · B1
Email a professor
Write a short, polite email to ask for help.
8 minWord set · B1
Campus vocabulary
Ten words you need around a university campus.
6 minExercise · B2
Academic linking words
Choose the right linker to join academic ideas.
5 minRole-play · B1
Report a problem
Say it out loud — describe a tech problem clearly.
4 minEmail · B1
Write an app review
Write a short, balanced review of an app.
8 minWord set · A2
Device vocabulary
Ten words for phones, apps, and the internet.
6 minExercise · A2
Instructions with imperatives
Choose the right verb form for tech instructions.
5 minQuick check · B1
Travel: quick check
A few quick questions on this scenario.
3 minDialogue · A2
Hotel: checking in
Follow a check-in conversation at a hotel front desk.
3 minShort text · B1
Reading a train ticket
Learn to read the key details on a train ticket.
3 minExercise · A2
Prepositions for directions
Pick the right preposition for giving directions.
5 minEmail · B1
Email a hotel about your booking
Write a short email to confirm a hotel booking.
8 minWord set · A2
At the restaurant
Ten words you need when ordering a meal abroad.
6 minRole-play · B1
Interview: introduce yourself
Say it out loud — give a short, confident self-introduction.
4 minEmail · B1
Ask for a deadline extension
Write a polite email asking for more time.
8 minWord set · B1
Meeting vocabulary
Ten words you hear in almost every meeting.
6 minExercise · B2
Formal or informal?
Choose the more professional phrase for a work email.
5 min