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.

Airport procedures: giving and following instructions
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Airport procedures: giving and following instructions

Learn essential English for navigating airports, from understanding security instructions to asking clear questions, making your next trip smoother.

Customer service: using polite language to handle complaints
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Customer service: using polite language to handle complaints

Master polite English phrases and modal verbs to confidently handle customer complaints, showing empathy and professionalism in every interaction.

Managing money: talking about your finances
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Managing money: talking about your finances

Learn essential English phrases to discuss your finances, from saving money to managing a budget, and confidently talk about your spending habits.

Market research: asking polite and effective questions
B2BusinessPractical EnglishGrammar

Market research: asking polite and effective questions

Learn to ask polite and effective questions in market research, mastering indirect questions and practical phrases to gather honest, valuable feedback for any business.

Business meetings: planning and reporting effectively
B1BusinessWorkPractical English

Business meetings: planning and reporting effectively

Master the language for planning and reporting on business meetings, ensuring clear communication and productive outcomes with practical phrases and key vocabulary.

Office phone calls: speaking clearly and politely
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Office phone calls: speaking clearly and politely

Learn essential phrases to answer and make polite phone calls at work, like 'Can I take a message?' and 'Hold on, please'.

Venture capital: pitching with advanced conditionals
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Venture capital: pitching with advanced conditionals

Master advanced conditionals and venture capital vocabulary to confidently pitch ideas and provide nuanced feedback in high-stakes business negotiations.

Office administration: discussing expense reports
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Office administration: discussing expense reports

Learn to confidently discuss expense reports and follow up on claims using essential vocabulary and modals of obligation, ensuring smooth financial communication.

Performance reviews: giving and receiving feedback politely
B2BusinessWorkPractical English

Performance reviews: giving and receiving feedback politely

Master the art of giving and receiving feedback politely in performance reviews, enhancing your professional communication with diplomatic language and practical phrases.

Requesting time off: making polite requests in the workplace
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Requesting time off: making polite requests in the workplace

Learn to confidently request time off at work using polite language and key phrases like 'I was hoping to speak with you about taking some time off' and 'to cover for someone'.

Project updates: reporting progress and problems
B1BusinessWorkPractical English

Project updates: reporting progress and problems

Learn to confidently report project progress and tackle problems using key phrases and correct tenses, ensuring your updates are always clear and professional.

IT problems: explaining technical issues clearly
B1BusinessTechnologyPractical English

IT problems: explaining technical issues clearly

Learn to clearly explain common IT issues like a computer that <strong>keeps crashing</strong> or a slow internet connection that's <strong>lagging</strong>, using precise vocabulary and grammar.