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Adults take photos, repair a chair and sing in a community choir.

Choose a New Hobby: Gerunds and Infinitives Practice

Read three hobby profiles and practise common verb patterns in 14 B1 questions. Write a 70–90-word message and compare a model and self-check list.

B1 Grammar Lesson
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Residents imagine a greener public square with broad paths, gardens and benches.

If Our Town Had More Space: Second Conditional Practice

Compare imagined town improvements, complete 12 second-conditional checks, and write an 80–100-word proposal with model answers.

B1 Grammar Lesson
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Adult hands hold a paper bookmark with a star beside an open book.

Make a Paper Bookmark: Listen and Follow Simple Instructions

Follow two short recordings to make a paper bookmark. Learn six action verbs, answer ten checks and write three instructions.

A1 Grammar Lesson
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A neighbour arrives at a rainy doorway with a wet dog while two adult siblings offer a towel.

An Unexpected Visitor: A2 Past Continuous Listening

Listen to two accounts of an unexpected visitor, answer 12 questions about events and background actions, then retell the story.

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A traveller compares coloured bags beside a scale, ruler and day-trip belongings.

Pack a Bag That Fits: Too and Enough Practice

Compare five bags against clear height, weight, space and price limits. Practise too and enough in 12 A2 checks and explain your choice with models.

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Two adults compare survey sheets and response cards at a library table.

How Sure Can We Be About This Claim?

Compare two fictional surveys, complete twelve evidence-and-certainty checks, and write a proportionate 130–160-word findings summary.

C1 Reading Lesson
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Three volunteers discuss workshop choices and timing for a community skills day.

Disagree Without Ending the Conversation

Follow a three-speaker planning discussion, identify stance and boundaries, and practise respectful disagreement with explained models.

B2 Listening Lesson
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An editor prepares a community notice while a repair workshop runs behind the desk.

From Scattered Notes to a Clear Community Update

Read a community bulletin, complete fourteen cohesion checks and turn scattered notes into a clear 110–140-word update.

B2 Grammar Lesson
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Three adult friends clarify the rules of a card game around a table.

When Game Instructions Are Unclear

Resolve unclear card-game instructions with targeted questions, twelve comprehension checks and a six-turn clarification model.

B1 Listening Lesson
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An adult volunteer listens to a phone message beside donation-centre shelves.

Volunteer Shift: Hear the Small Words

Decode six short volunteer messages, hear weak forms and linking, and practise fourteen listening checks with supported shadowing.

B1 Listening Lesson
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Cotton, yarn, fabric and a finished blue T-shirt show changes in materials.

How a T-Shirt Is Made: Passive Voice Practice

Follow a simplified cotton T-shirt process, listen to the narration, and practise sequence, passive forms and useful agents in 14 checks.

B1 Grammar Lesson
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Two adult siblings play cards by torchlight during a power cut, with a cat nearby.

Yesterday’s Power Cut: A2 Past Simple Practice

Read a short power-cut recount, answer 12 sequence and past-tense questions, then write a 40–60 word account with a model.

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A newcomer reads an information board in a calm public library.

Library Rules: Must, Have To and Should Practice

Read six library signs and answer 12 A2 questions on rules, advice and common misunderstandings. Write three helpful tips and compare model answers.

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An assistant and adult visitors identify belongings at a lost-property desk.

Whose Bag Is This? Pronouns at the Lost-Property Desk

Use an owners-and-objects grid to solve a lost-property problem, answer ten checks and practise two short exchanges.

A1 Grammar Lesson
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An adult holds the keys while another puts boxes in a side room, leaving the entrance clear.

Move-In Day Messages: Say What Happens When

Turn a fictional move-in message thread into a dependable sequence. Twelve explained checks and two writing tasks practise future time clauses.

B1 Grammar Lesson
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Two café scenes show a queue becoming longer.

As the Queue Grew: Comparing Degree and Change

Describe fictional waiting-time data using accurate modifiers, ratios and linked comparisons.

B2 Grammar Lesson
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A public makerspace has areas for tools, induction and enquiries.

A First Visit to the Makerspace: Embedded Question Practice

Ask for missing practical information and report unanswered questions with accurate embedded word order.

B1 Grammar Lesson
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Adults watch a learner fold paper while several finished paper crafts sit on the table.

Workshop Feedback: Describe the Result and How It Was Made

Use workshop observations to describe actions and finished results accurately. Includes 12 scored checks, four feedback models and a balanced note.

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Neighbours discuss ideas for a shared garden.

What Did Everyone Suggest? Reporting Verb Practice

Turn a short conversation into accurate notes using verb-specific patterns.

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An adult volunteer edits printed pages beside a community noticeboard.

Neighbourhood Newsletter: Fix the Subject–Verb Agreement

Edit a neighbourhood newsletter containing eight targeted agreement errors and correct controls. Includes 12 scored checks, a clean full text and two modelled writing tasks.

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Original illustration of anonymous fictional household-service statements; no personal account information or payment controls are present.

Why Did the Total Change? Read Two Fictional Bills

Read two original fictional statements, track charges, payments and credits, and explain a changed total through twenty source-based language checks.

B2 Reading Lesson
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An organiser stands between a room with a round table and another with rows of chairs.

Two Rooms, One Meeting: Explain Which Options Work

Compare two room fact cards, test changed requirements and write a justified meeting recommendation with 12 scored checks and two modelled tasks.

B1 Grammar Lesson
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A picnic checklist sits beside bags and an empty space for a box.

The Missing Picnic Box: Past Modal Practice

Use a fictional evidence log to separate past explanations, missed chances and useful hindsight.

B2 Grammar Lesson
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Original adult-learning illustration introducing fictional class reviews without ratings or answer cues.

Which Class Would Suit You? Compare Six Learner Reviews

Compare six original learner reviews, interpret contextual vocabulary and weigh evidence for two fictional adults’ stated priorities through twenty checks.

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