▶LESSON 01
UN warnings over Mozambique's displacement crisis
Follow a report about displacement, security and the humanitarian situation in northern Mozambique.
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▶LESSON 01
Follow a report about displacement, security and the humanitarian situation in northern Mozambique.
▶LESSON 02
Listen to displaced families describe camp conditions, daily challenges and their hopes for safety.
▶LESSON 03
Explore the history, legacy and continuing importance of South Africa's Women's March.
▶LESSON 04
Practise names, pronunciation, classroom expressions and fast conversational English through comedy.
▶LESSON 05
Practise persuasion, commands, questions and fast conversational English through comedy.
▶LESSON 06
Study fast dialogue and implied meaning in a historical satire with sensitive subject matter.
▶LESSON 07
Practise family language, reactions and conversational timing during a difficult attempt to connect.
▶LESSON 08
Practise storytelling, interruptions, reactions and comic timing in a fast group conversation.
▶LESSON 09
Listen for workplace language, excuses, questions and growing suspicion in a comic office conversation.
▶LESSON 10
Practise invitations, excuses, negotiation and everyday friendship language in a familiar situation.
▶LESSON 11
Practise warnings, instructions, questions and comic reactions in a fast street conversation.
▶LESSON 12
Practise critical listening and argumentative language. Contains sensitive historical and political subject matter.
▶LESSON 13
Learn adjectives and phrases such as remote, secluded, out of the way and the middle of nowhere.
▶LESSON 14
Expand your descriptive vocabulary for cities, landscapes and locations through clear examples.
▶LESSON 15
Learn practical phrases for mountains, valleys, forests, coastlines and natural scenery.
▶LESSON 16
Learn greetings, names, origins, small talk, work and hobbies for natural social introductions.
▶LESSON 17
Build a confident professional introduction for work, meetings and networking opportunities.
▶LESSON 18
Learn useful adjectives and conversational questions for describing people’s personalities naturally.
▶LESSON 19
Learn words for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, ancestors and wider family relationships.
▶LESSON 20
Follow transfer analysis while learning football, defence, injury and negotiation vocabulary.
▶LESSON 21
Follow a detailed discussion about FIFA, UEFA and a potential conflict in international football.
▶LESSON 22
Follow the account of a decades-old parental kidnapping case and the arrest that brought it back into the news.
▶LESSON 23
Practise everyday conversation, classroom expressions and misunderstandings through a classic comedy scene.
▶LESSON 24Practise sizes, styles, prices and useful questions for shopping for clothes.
▶LESSON 25Learn practical words and phrases for describing rooms, furniture and where you live.
▶LESSON 26Practise present-simple language for everyday routines, schedules and regular activities.
▶LESSON 27Learn how to ask for directions and explain routes using clear location language.
▶LESSON 28Practise present-continuous questions and answers for activities happening now.
▶LESSON 29Express preferences naturally and ask other people about the things they enjoy.
▶LESSON 30Build everyday weather vocabulary and describe conditions where you are.
▶LESSON 31Learn adjectives and conversational phrases for explaining how you feel.
▶LESSON 32Use frequency expressions to discuss habits and how often you do things.
▶LESSON 33Practise past-simple questions and answers while discussing your weekend.
▶LESSON 34Learn clear vocabulary for describing people’s appearance and physical features.
▶LESSON 35Practise comparative and superlative forms through accessible conversations.
▶LESSON 36Learn to ask for the time and say different times naturally in English.
▶LESSON 37Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of living in a city.
▶LESSON 38Build practical workplace vocabulary for arranging and attending meetings.
▶LESSON 39Learn natural expressions for admitting mistakes and explaining what went wrong.
▶LESSON 40Practise describing trips, leisure activities and enjoyable days away.
▶LESSON 41Discuss teachers, learning experiences and classroom memories.
▶LESSON 42Discuss career ambitions, ideal work and professional goals.
▶LESSON 43Learn everyday vocabulary for hairstyles, haircuts and appearance.
▶LESSON 44Discuss rubbish, recycling and everyday objects people discard.
▶LESSON 45Build family vocabulary while discussing siblings and relationships.
▶LESSON 46Practise future plans and intentions through summer activities.
▶LESSON 47Learn practical vocabulary for offices, colleagues and working routines.
▶LESSON 48Learn expressions for keeping, sharing and discovering secrets.
▶LESSON 49Express concerns naturally and reassure someone who feels worried.
▶LESSON 50Discuss lunchtime habits, favourite meals and food choices.
▶LESSON 51Practise vocabulary for shared homes and living with other people.
▶LESSON 52Discuss confidence, nervousness and feeling capable.
▶LESSON 53Build practical vocabulary for buses, trains, journeys and commuting.
▶LESSON 54Practise contrast, emphasis and the expression “the bigger picture”.
▶LESSON 55Learn language for disagreement, questions and reflection through a humorous story.
▶LESSON 56Build everyday vocabulary through a short story about getting a haircut.
▶LESSON 57Practise listening to an opinion supported with comparisons and examples.
▶LESSON 58Study metaphor, humour and persuasive spoken English.
▶LESSON 59Practise fast listening, storytelling and punchline comprehension.
▶LESSON 60Learn occupational vocabulary and follow a humorous comparison.
▶LESSON 61Practise personal-experience, emphasis and cause-and-effect language.
▶LESSON 62Learn vocabulary for identity, labels and belonging through metaphor.
▶LESSON 63Practise workplace vocabulary and confident presentation language.
▶LESSON 64Build food vocabulary and cultural listening through a fast humorous story.
▶LESSON 65Discuss how people react to hearing 'no' and learn useful vocabulary about feelings and rejection.
▶LESSON 66Learn how diet affects sleep and practise vocabulary about health, food and rest.
▶LESSON 67Listen to a real conversation about autumn and practise describing seasons and the weather.
▶LESSON 68Practise describing good and bad moods and what changes how you feel.
▶LESSON 69Explore changing drinking habits in Britain and learn vocabulary about culture and lifestyle.
▶LESSON 70Find out why gold matters and learn vocabulary about money, value and the economy.
▶LESSON 71Practise talking about flying, airports and the stress of travelling.
▶LESSON 72Describe famous landmarks and places you would like to visit.
▶LESSON 73Listen to Neil's story about a hard summer job in Canada and practise talking about past jobs.
▶LESSON 74Compare watching films at home and at the cinema and give your own opinion.
▶LESSON 75Practise describing places you have visited and places you want to see.
▶LESSON 76Talk about meeting friends, going out and spending time with other people.
▶LESSON 77Practise talking about board games, card games and the games you enjoy.
▶LESSON 78Share memories of school and practise vocabulary about subjects and classes.
▶LESSON 79Practise talking about future plans and what you will do at the weekend.
▶LESSON 80Talk about New Year celebrations, traditions and resolutions.
▶LESSON 81Look back on the past year and practise talking about highlights and changes.
▶LESSON 82Practise describing tidy and messy habits at home.
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