C1 example lessons

Lessons for advanced learners who can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts, recognizing implicit meaning. They can express themselves fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for words. They use the language flexibly and effectively for social, academic, and professional purposes. They can produce clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organizational patterns and connectors.

Vocabulary for online meetings
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Vocabulary for online meetings

Master the art of virtual communication with precise vocabulary and sophisticated hedging, ensuring your contributions in online meetings are always clear, polite, and impactful.

Talking about feelings (Advanced)
C1PsychologyVocabularyGrammar

Talking about feelings (Advanced)

Master advanced vocabulary like 'to be fraught with' and 'to bottle up your feelings', and use cleft sentences to express nuanced emotions and offer empathetic support.

Business narratives: recounting success and challenges
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Business narratives: recounting success and challenges

Master the art of business storytelling, using advanced C1 language to articulate successes and challenges with precision and impact.

Career disruption: using mixed conditionals to reflect on choices
C1WorkGrammarPractical English

Career disruption: using mixed conditionals to reflect on choices

Ponder how past career decisions shape your present and master mixed conditionals to articulate those pivotal moments with advanced fluency.

AI in the workplace: discussing ethics and using formal language
C1TechnologyBusinessGrammar

AI in the workplace: discussing ethics and using formal language

Master advanced vocabulary and sophisticated inversions to confidently articulate nuanced ethical arguments about AI's transformative role in the modern workplace.

Digital privacy: weighing convenience and data protection
C1TechnologyGrammarPractical English

Digital privacy: weighing convenience and data protection

Navigate the complex landscape of digital privacy, mastering advanced vocabulary and grammar to articulate your concerns about data protection with clarity and conviction.

The sharing economy: using cleft sentences for emphasis
C1BusinessTechnologyGrammar

The sharing economy: using cleft sentences for emphasis

Explore the sharing economy's complexities, mastering advanced grammar and phrases to debate its impact with sophisticated nuance and emphasis.

Influencer marketing: emphasizing your point
C1BusinessTechnologyGrammar

Influencer marketing: emphasizing your point

Master advanced English to critically analyse influencer marketing strategies, emphasizing key points and navigating potential pitfalls with sophisticated language.

Due diligence: presenting formal business findings
C1BusinessGrammarPractical English

Due diligence: presenting formal business findings

Master the advanced language of due diligence, learning to present formal business findings with precision, authority, and the nuanced clarity expected in professional settings.

Sustainability reporting: mastering formal corporate language
C1BusinessWorkNominalisation

Sustainability reporting: mastering formal corporate language

Master the formal corporate language of sustainability reporting, learning to articulate complex ESG efforts with precision and critically evaluate corporate claims.

Supply chain management: expressing cause and effect
C1BusinessGrammarNominalisation

Supply chain management: expressing cause and effect

Master the advanced language needed to analyse and articulate complex cause-and-effect relationships in supply chain management, from identifying bottlenecks to proposing contingency plans.

The subscription trap: discussing consumer choices and hypothetical situations
C1BusinessLifestyleGrammar

The subscription trap: discussing consumer choices and hypothetical situations

Unpack the psychology behind subscription traps and master advanced English to discuss consumer choices, regrets, and hypothetical scenarios with C1 fluency.