• News you can trustB2Society and mediaStudents can discuss how news is produced and shared and judge whether a source is reliable.15 words · 10 exercises
• Money talksB2Shopping and moneyStudents can talk about personal finances, budgeting and borrowing, and give advice about money.15 words · 9 exercises
• Mind the generation gapB2People and feelingsStudents can compare family life now and in the past, describe their upbringing and talk about relationships between generations, using used to and would for past habits.15 words · 10 exercises
• Power shiftB2Nature and weatherStudents can discuss climate change and energy choices, describe changes in progress with the passive and suggest ways to cut their carbon footprint.15 words · 10 exercises
• What are you like?B2People and feelingsStudents can describe people's character in detail, soften criticism politely and make deductions about personality from behaviour.15 words · 10 exercises
• School of thoughtB2School and workStudents can talk about their school and university experience, discuss how education is paid for and reflect on past choices with the third conditional and should have.15 words · 10 exercises
• Make or do?B2Idioms and collocationsStudents can choose between make and do in common collocations and use them to talk about work, progress and everyday tasks.15 words · 10 exercises
• Start-upB2School and workStudents can describe how a small business grows, talk about competitors and suppliers, and make predictions with the future continuous and future perfect.15 words · 10 exercises
• Show me the evidenceB2School and workStudents can describe how research is done, judge whether a claim is backed by evidence and report findings with passive reporting structures (it is thought that…, X is believed to…).15 words · 10 exercises
• Tourist trapB2Travel and the cityStudents can plan a trip, compare types of holiday and talk about travel disappointments using past modals (should have, needn't have).15 words · 10 exercises
• Let's talk it overB2Idioms and collocationsStudents can take part in a discussion — raise a point, back it up, react and sum up — using phrasal verbs with the object in the right place.15 words · 10 exercises
• Money and choicesB2Shopping and moneyMoney vocabulary with second and third conditionals: imagining other choices.15 words · 12 exercises
• In the newsB2Society and mediaMedia vocabulary and reported speech: retelling news stories and interviews.15 words · 12 exercises
• Crime storiesB2Society and mediaCrime and law vocabulary with relative clauses: describing people, places and events precisely.15 words · 12 exercises
• Seeing a doctorB2Health and sportStudents can describe symptoms, understand a doctor's advice and report what a doctor said.15 words · 10 exercises
• You are what you eatB2FoodStudents can discuss diets and nutrition, compare healthy and unhealthy choices and talk about habits they wish they could change.15 words · 10 exercises
• Culture vultureB2Free time and technologyStudents can describe and give opinions about art, theatre and performances, using relative clauses and a range of evaluative adjectives.15 words · 10 exercises
• Dream homeB2Home and daily lifeStudents can talk about types of homes and the process of buying property, and describe their dream home using conditionals and wish.15 words · 10 exercises