Present tenses
The present simple and present continuous do more than describe now — they cover habits, facts, temporary situations and even future arrangements. These lessons sort out which present tense fits which meaning, using everyday English in context.
Present tenses example lessons
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Current projects: describing ongoing work
Master the language of project management and confidently describe ongoing work, report progress, and discuss challenges using essential B1 English phrases and grammar.
Work schedules: talking about your daily routine
Learn to describe your daily work routine and talk to new colleagues using simple present tense and essential vocabulary like 'work from nine to five' and 'take a break'.
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.
Project updates: using the present continuous for ongoing work
Master giving clear project updates using the present continuous and essential phrases like 'so far, so good' to keep your team informed and on track.
Workplace routines: talking about your day
Learn to talk about your daily work routine and ask important questions on your first day, using simple English for clear communication.
Workplace chat: talking about your week
Small talk at work — an A2 English lesson. Practise Present Simple vs. Present Continuous and expand vocabulary around office conversations.