• Meet my familyA1People and feelingsStudents can name family members and describe their family using has/have and possessive 's.15 words · 10 exercises
• What's for breakfast?A1FoodStudents can talk about food and drinks they like and order simple meals using a/an, some and any.15 words · 10 exercises
• My dayA1Home and daily lifeStudents can describe their daily routine with times using the present simple.15 words · 10 exercises
• Animal worldA1Nature and weatherStudents can name common animals and say what they can and can't do.15 words · 10 exercises
• My familyA1People and feelingsFamily words and 'have got': the student talks about their family and asks about yours.15 words · 12 exercises
• My dayA1Home and daily lifeDaily routine phrases and the Present Simple: telling the time and describing a typical day.15 words · 12 exercises
• My homeA1Home and daily lifeRooms and furniture with 'there is / there are': describing a home and asking where things are.15 words · 12 exercises
• My body and what I can doA1Health and sportParts of the body and 'can' for ability: games with body words and a talk about skills.15 words · 12 exercises
• Getting aroundA2Travel and the cityStudents can talk about a past trip and handle simple situations at stations and airports.15 words · 10 exercises
• At the shopsA2Shopping and moneyStudents can ask about prices and sizes, pay and return things in a shop.15 words · 10 exercises
• Weekend plansA2Free time and technologyStudents can talk about hobbies and make weekend plans using going to.15 words · 10 exercises
• At the doctor'sA2Health and sportStudents can describe common health problems and give simple advice with should and shouldn't.15 words · 10 exercises
• My last holidayA2Travel and the cityTravel words and the Past Simple: the student tells the story of a trip.15 words · 12 exercises
• Going shoppingA2Shopping and moneyShopping vocabulary with some/any and much/many: role-play in a shop.15 words · 12 exercises
• Weather and weekend plansA2Free time and technologyWeather words, 'going to' for plans and 'will' for predictions.15 words · 12 exercises
• Sports and comparisonsA2Health and sportSports with play/go/do and comparatives and superlatives: which sport is the best?15 words · 12 exercises
• How do you feel?B1People and feelingsStudents can describe their own and other people's feelings and explain what caused them.15 words · 10 exercises
• Save the planetB1Nature and weatherStudents can talk about environmental problems and suggest solutions using 'should' and the first conditional.15 words · 9 exercises
• Screen timeB1Free time and technologyStudents can talk about how they use their devices and give opinions about screen time.15 words · 9 exercises
• My dream jobB1School and workStudents can describe jobs, talk about their skills and experience, and answer common job interview questions.15 words · 9 exercises
• Life experiencesB1Travel and the cityTravel experiences and the Present Perfect vs Past Simple: 'Have you ever…?' conversations.15 words · 12 exercises
• Saving the planetB1Nature and weatherEnvironment vocabulary and the first conditional: what happens if we change our habits.15 words · 12 exercises
• Growing upB1People and feelingsRelationships vocabulary and 'used to': how friendships and habits change over time.15 words · 12 exercises
• In the kitchenB1FoodCooking methods, tastes and kitchen tools, with 'must / have to / should' for recipes and advice.15 words · 12 exercises
• 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
• 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
• Say it like a nativeC1Idioms and collocationsStudents can understand common English idioms and use them naturally in conversation.12 words · 10 exercises
• A changing societyC1Society and mediaStudents can discuss social and political issues, express nuanced opinions and support them with arguments.12 words · 10 exercises
• The art of debateC1Idioms and collocationsLinking words and cleft sentences for building and challenging an argument.15 words · 12 exercises
• Society todayC1Society and mediaVocabulary for social issues with inversion for emphasis: a formal discussion.12 words · 12 exercises
• Talking businessC1School and workBusiness idioms and mixed conditionals: discussing decisions, risks and their results.15 words · 12 exercises
• Shades of meaningC2Idioms and collocationsPrecise adjectives and near-synonyms: choosing exactly the right word.12 words · 12 exercises
• Formal EnglishC2Idioms and collocationsFormal register and the subjunctive: turning everyday requests into polished formal English.15 words · 12 exercises