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Level

Skill

A1Beginner

Use everyday phrases, introduce yourself and ask simple questions about people, places and things you know.

2 lessons

  • A1Beginner

    Am, is, are: the verb to be

    Learn when to use am, is and are, how to make negatives and questions, and the short forms people use every day.

    Grammar15 min
  • A1Beginner

    Introducing yourself

    Say hello, give your name and where you're from, and keep a first conversation going with simple, friendly questions.

    Speaking12 min

A2Elementary

Talk about your routine, family, shopping and local area, and handle short, simple conversations.

2 lessons

  • A2Elementary

    Present simple or present continuous?

    Habits or right now? Learn the difference between I work and I'm working, with clear rules, signal words and common mistakes.

    Grammar18 min
  • A2Elementary

    Three ways to say the -ed ending

    Worked, played, wanted: the -ed ending has three different sounds. Learn one simple rule so your past tense sounds natural.

    Pronunciation12 min

B1Intermediate

Cope with most travel situations, describe experiences and plans, and give reasons for your opinions.

2 lessons

  • B1Intermediate

    Present perfect or past simple?

    I've lost my keys or I lost my keys? Understand when English connects the past to now, and when a finished time needs the past simple.

    Grammar20 min
  • B1Intermediate

    Writing a clear, polite email

    Subject lines, greetings, polite requests and sign-offs: a simple framework for emails to teachers, colleagues and companies.

    Writing18 min

B2Upper intermediate

Follow complex texts and fluent conversations, and explain your point of view on a wide range of topics.

2 lessons

  • B2Upper intermediate

    Phrasal verbs for work and study

    Carry out, put off, figure out, follow up: the phrasal verbs you will hear every day in offices, classrooms and meetings.

    Vocabulary20 min

C1Advanced

Understand long, demanding texts and express yourself fluently and flexibly at work, at university and socially.

2 lessons

  • C1Advanced

    Linking ideas in academic writing

    Use however, whereas, consequently and other linkers accurately to build clear, persuasive paragraphs in essays and reports.

    Writing22 min

C2Proficient

Understand almost everything you hear or read and express yourself precisely, even on complex subjects.

2 lessons