Learn when to use a, an, the or no article in English by asking one simple question, and practise it in instructions, short work messages and descriptions of rooms and places.
Learn the newest words in English, from rage bait and brain rot to vibe coding and parasocial, and discover the five ways English creates new vocabulary in this Words of the Year English lesson plan.
Learn to tell continents from countries, use nationality adjectives with confidence, and choose the right article with geographical names in this countries and nationalities ESL lesson plan built around a Jimmy Kimmel Live street-quiz video.
Learn to talk about your weekend in English with an A2 past simple lesson plan that uses a picture story, common irregular verbs, and real “What did you do?” conversations.
Learn to spot, own and repair everyday misunderstandings with calm, friendly clarification phrases in this functional English lesson plan on tone and communication.
Master the phrasal verbs you need to fix everyday tech problems, follow a quick start guide and talk to an IT helpdesk with confidence in simple, practical English.
Learn to ask for and give directions in English, follow a town map, and buy a train ticket with confidence in everyday travel situations.
Learn to read news headlines like a native speaker and discover when the media choose punchy phrasal verbs and when they switch to formal Latin-based verbs in English.
Master the language of everyday disagreements by predicting, arguing and voting on six small etiquette disputes in this C1 English speaking lesson plan.
Master the language of consumer psychology by decoding the persuasion techniques behind impulse buying, analysing manipulative adverts and writing your own campaign in English.
Master past modals of deduction by solving a workplace mystery in this B1-B2 grammar English lesson plan, learning to say what must have, might have and can’t have happened with confidence.
Learn to ask for the right size, try clothes on, pay at the checkout and ask for a refund or an exchange with confidence in this functional English lesson plan for everyday shopping.
Master the language of subscriptions, free trials and recurring payments, and learn to decide which services are worth keeping in confident, natural English.
Master ten colloquial English idioms that native speakers really use, and learn exactly when they help you and when they cost you marks in a Cambridge exam.
Learn the English you need at the doctor’s office, from describing symptoms to understanding a doctor’s instructions in a real consultation.
Master the language of social etiquette, shared costs and neighbourly obligations, and learn to disagree politely when money is involved.
Master the everyday phrasal verbs English speakers use to change, postpone and cancel plans, and finally get the word order right.
Master the difference between verb + gerund and verb + to-infinitive, and talk about habits, decisions, and plans with confidence in everyday and professional English.
Explore how the British upper class was once said to reveal itself through accent, posture, and the way a person walks, while building advanced vocabulary and emphatic grammar for sophisticated spoken English.
Master the language of statistics and trends by exploring what today’s students study, how much they work, and how they really feel, in this data-driven English lesson plan about student life around the world.
Master all four perfect tenses – present perfect simple and continuous, past perfect simple and continuous – through the natural, everyday context of catching up with an old friend in English.
Master every English future form, from will and going to to the future continuous and future perfect, and talk about plans, arrangements, and predictions with natural, confident grammar.
Master the language of cooking while discovering the secrets behind Britain’s most iconic comfort food.
Learn to express feelings, respond politely in conversations, and practise everyday English through humour and real-life situations.