Lessons
Lessons come in three types: Content Lessons, a reading plus vocabulary, comprehension, and discussion activities, are tagged by level and audience, but you can mix levels and audiences as desired. Grammar Lessons focus on a single, multi-level grammar point and include a guide, diagnostic, and practice activities. Test Prep lessons focus on specific TOEIC and IELTS sections, and provide grammar and strategy guides with related practice activities.
B2
The Science of Self-Talk: What Your Inner Voice Can Do
B1
The Culture of Late-Night Eating: Why We Eat After Dark
B2
Eating Alone Around the World: Problem or Pleasure?
B2
Pickleball and the Rise of New Sports: Why Some Catch On
C1
Why Adults Keep Their Accents: Hearing, Habit and Identity
B1
Would You Want an AI Friend? Chatbots and Real Friendship
C1
Introverts, Extroverts, and the Limits of Personality Tests
B1
The Psychology of Free: Why We Want Things That Cost Nothing
B2
The Art of Saying No: Refusing Politely Across Cultures
C1
Badminton History: From Garden Game to Fastest Racket Sport
B2
Life After Death: What Religions and Non-Believers Say
Travel Vocabulary: Idioms, Collocations, and Phrases
Job-related Vocabulary: Idioms and Phrases for the Job Hunt
Questions & Negatives: English Grammar Guide
Subjunctive Grammar Guide:: “suggest that he go” and “if I were”
Play Vocabulary: Idioms, Phrasal Verbs, and Word Forms
B2
New Football Stars: Yamal, Estêvão, Diomande, Dumornay
