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Imagine you’ve arrived at a huge event or festival, but things didn’t go as planned, and now you’re lost in a large crowd! You have to figure out how to stay calm, find help, and safely navigate your way to a solution. Through this lesson, you’ll practise using key vocabulary, including phrasal verbs and phrasesSolve The Problem: Find Your Friend
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In this lesson, you’ll dive into one of the oldest arguments ever: is it better to live in the city or the countryside? You’ll learn useful words to talk about both lifestyles, from noisy city streets to peaceful country fields. You’ll practise giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing politely, and explaining your reasons. By the endDebate: Countryside vs City
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In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about food, cities, and the environment. You will practise using vocabulary about gardening, community, sustainability, and climate change. You’ll read an article about urban gardening. Your version of the article will have some missing words, so you’ll need to ask good questions and listen carefully toArticle: Urban Gardening
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In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about jobs, interviews, and what makes someone a good employee. You will practise vocabulary for job titles, skills, and common interview questions. You’ll work in teams to prepare interview questions for a fun or unusual job. Then you’ll take turns interviewing each other and decide whoJob Interview
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In this lesson, you’ll talk about transport – how you travel, how much it costs, and what it’s like where you live. You’ll learn new words for different vehicles, places, and people related to transport, and you’ll practise using them in real conversations. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident talking aboutTalking About Transport
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A relaxed, no-preparation conversation session where you can practice speaking English in a fun and stress-free environment. There’s no need to prepare anything – just come ready to chat! The focus is on using your own ideas and sharing your thoughts with others. If the conversation slows down, you’ll have a mind map with topicCasual Conversation
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In this lesson, you’ll practise using English at the bank. You’ll learn useful words and phrases for opening an account, making transactions, and asking for help. You’ll also work with a partner to role-play real-life situations and solve problems at the bank. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident speaking English inRole Play: Going to The Bank
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In this lesson, you’ll dive into a classic debate: is it better to watch a film at home or in the cinema? You’ll learn useful words to talk about both experiences, you’ll practise giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing politely, and explaining your ideas clearly, and you’ll feel more confident talking about your film habits inDebate: Home vs Cinema
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Are you ready for the future? In this lesson, you’ll explore the world of advanced technology, artificial intelligence, and the inventions that could change our lives. You’ll learn useful words to talk about machines, gadgets, and ideas that once sounded like science fiction. You’ll practise giving opinions, making predictions, and talking about the benefits andTalking About Future Technology
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The cake has hit the floor and the guests are arriving in 20 minutes. What do you do? In today’s lesson, you’ll work together to solve a party emergency. You’ll use your imagination, share ideas, and make a backup plan to save the day. This lesson will help you learn and use party-related vocabulary, practiseSolve The Problem: Surprise Party Disaster
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We’ll talk about all things food! You’ll share your favourite foods, recipes, and dining experiences, and learn about the food traditions of other cultures. We’ll discuss everything from cooking habits and special holiday meals to what foods bring back special memories. You’ll also talk about your eating habits, food preferences, and any unusual foods you’veTalking About Food
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We’ll debate whether zoos are ethical. You’ll learn useful words to help you share your opinions, explain your ideas, and understand different perspectives. This class will help you practice agreeing, disagreeing, and giving reasons in English. By the end, you’ll feel more confident discussing complex topics and expressing your thoughts clearly. So, what do youDebate: Zoos
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We’ll talk about all things music! You’ll share your favorite songs, genres, and musicians, and learn about the musical traditions of other cultures. We’ll discuss everything from your experiences with musical instruments and concerts to how music impacts your daily life. You’ll also talk about your favorite genres, how your music tastes have changed, andTalking About Music
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In this fun lesson, you’ll practise speaking about yourself and, more importantly, really listen to each other. Everyone prepares three sentences (two true, one false) and the group has to guess which one is the lie. To do that, you’ll need to ask good questions, watch body language, and pay attention to details. Build fluency,Two Truths, One Lie
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In this lesson, you will practise using English in a fun, interactive way by playing a board game with your classmates. You’ll work against each other to answer questions, spell tricky words, and talk about different topics. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident using English in a relaxed, game-based setting, whileLet’s Play a Board Game
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We’ll discuss the impact of internet-famous cats like Lil Bub and Bob the Street Cat. You’ll learn useful words to describe their stories, share your opinions, and explore why some animals become global icons. This class will help you practice explaining ideas, agreeing, disagreeing, and asking questions in English. By the end, you’ll feel moreArticle: Internet Cats
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We’ll debate whether it’s better to shower in the morning or the evening! You’ll learn useful words to help you share your opinions, explain your habits, and discover what others think. By the end of the class, you’ll feel more confident using English to agree, disagree, and give reasons. Which side will you choose? GetDebate: Showers
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In this lesson, you’ll imagine you’re lost in the wrong country — no phone, no GPS, and no idea how to speak the language! You’ll work with your classmates to solve the problem, find your way to the airport, and talk about how to survive in a difficult travel situation. We’ll use real conversation practice,Solve The Problem: Lost Abroad
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We’ll talk about how you celebrated the New Year, share traditions from your country, and compare how different cultures welcome the new year. You’ll have the chance to describe your favorite celebrations, discuss your resolutions (if you have any), and learn about other students’ unique traditions. Get ready for the class with this PDF.
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In this lesson, you’ll dive into the world of fashion! Whether you’re a fashion lover or not, you’ll explore different clothes, accessories, and footwear in English. You’ll discuss what makes a great outfit, when to dress up, and how fashion reflects personality. Through fun conversation practice, new vocabulary, and engaging questions, you’ll boost your confidenceTalking About Fashion
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