Practical English example lessons

Find lessons focused on functional, real-world English for everyday situations. Teachers can access content for shopping, dining, transportation, making appointments, giving directions, and handling common scenarios. Perfect for students who need immediately applicable language skills.

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.

Product demos: using persuasive language
B2BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Product demos: using persuasive language

Master persuasive language for product demos, learn to articulate value, and confidently handle questions to make your next presentation a success.

Quality assurance: discussing problems and hypothetical solutions
B2BusinessGrammarPractical English

Quality assurance: discussing problems and hypothetical solutions

Master the language of quality assurance to confidently discuss project problems and propose viable solutions, applying mixed conditionals and practical meeting phrases.

Workplace safety: writing clear incident reports
B1BusinessWorkPractical English

Workplace safety: writing clear incident reports

Learn to clearly describe workplace incidents using precise vocabulary and grammar, ensuring your reports are accurate and professional.

Global meetings: discussing scheduling and communication
B2BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Global meetings: discussing scheduling and communication

Master the art of scheduling and communicating effectively in global meetings, learning key phrases and grammar to ensure smooth international collaboration.

Project management: setting boundaries and managing expectations
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Project management: setting boundaries and managing expectations

Master vital B2 English for project management, learning to set clear boundaries and manage expectations effectively, ensuring your projects run smoothly.

Grocery shopping: understanding food labels and quantifiers
A2Practical EnglishGrammarLifestyle

Grocery shopping: understanding food labels and quantifiers

Learn to navigate the supermarket with confidence, understanding food labels and asking for help with new vocabulary and essential quantifiers.

Job offers: negotiating salary and benefits politely
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Job offers: negotiating salary and benefits politely

Learn to confidently and politely negotiate job offers, mastering key phrases and indirect questions to secure the best salary and benefits for your career.

Understanding your salary: key vocabulary for payslips
A2WorkPractical EnglishComparatives and superlatives

Understanding your salary: key vocabulary for payslips

Learn to understand your payslip, discuss your salary, and confidently ask questions about your money using practical English phrases and key vocabulary.

Professional networking: writing effective LinkedIn posts
B1BusinessWorkPractical English

Professional networking: writing effective LinkedIn posts

Master writing effective LinkedIn posts and professional comments to boost your online presence and expand your network using key vocabulary and the present perfect tense.

Running workshops: using gerunds and infinitives
B2WorkGrammarPractical English

Running workshops: using gerunds and infinitives

Learn to confidently lead workshops and master the nuanced use of gerunds and infinitives, equipping you with essential language for professional interaction.

Your work calendar: talking about meetings
A2BusinessPractical EnglishModal verbs

Your work calendar: talking about meetings

Learn to confidently talk about your work calendar, suggest meeting times, and manage your schedule using practical English phrases and grammar.