💬 Speaking with ease every day

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Daily routines and frequency

9 video lessons in this part of the course.

• Find English-speaking friends
• Describe your daily habits
• Use adverbs of frequency
• Talk about your morning routine
• Put routine activities in order

+ 4 more lessons

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Four ways to ask questions

8 video lessons in this part of the course.

• Question types and auxiliary verbs
• Answering yes-or-no questions
• Using question words
• Forming tag questions
• Positive and negative question tags

+ 3 more lessons

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Everyday small talk practice

5 video lessons in this part of the course.

• Getting ready to speak
• Welcoming a guest
• Chatting over drinks
• Reviewing the conversation
• Full video

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Ways to say “I don’t know”

10 video lessons in this part of the course.

• Alternatives to “I don’t know”
• Professional ways to check
• Let me think about it
• As far as I know
• Offering to ask someone

+ 5 more lessons

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Weekend plans conversation

5 video lessons in this part of the course.

• How to practise speaking
• Talking about weekend plans
• Suggesting a seafood restaurant
• Practising the full conversation
• Full video

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Moving house conversation practice

10 video lessons in this part of the course.

• How the speaking practice works
• Catching up with an old friend
• Asking for help finding a home
• Role-play: catching up
• Role-play: discussing the move

+ 5 more lessons

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Ways to say goodbye

9 video lessons in this part of the course.

• Why goodbye sounds too serious
• See you later and similar phrases
• See ya and playful rhymes
• Have a good day or night
• Goodbyes for coworkers

+ 4 more lessons

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Using though in conversation

9 video lessons in this part of the course.

• What though means
• Showing contrast with though
• Though at the end
• Contrasting two ideas
• Natural word placement

+ 4 more lessons

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Natural filler expressions

8 video lessons in this part of the course.

• Why filler expressions matter
• Using “um” naturally
• Choosing between “um” and “like”
• Avoiding too many fillers
• Using “you know,” “well,” and “so”

+ 3 more lessons