Video example lessons
Why heartbreak can be the making of you
Discover how challenging experiences, like heartbreak, can truly be the making of you, equipping you with the language to discuss resilience and personal growth.
My pumpkin farm brings in $2 million in only 7 weeks
Explore how an unconventional pumpkin farm generated millions, mastering business language like 'lucrative venture' and 'tapping into a niche market' to discuss entrepreneurial success.
How to see the miraculous beauty in everyday life
Learn to articulate the subtle wonders of daily life, using advanced vocabulary and grammar to express appreciation and nuanced observations.
We left the U.S. and bought a house in Spain for $72K
Explore the real story of a couple who moved to Spain, learning key vocabulary and grammar for discussing big life changes and international moves.
The gravity-defying future of manufacturing | Schendy Kernizan | TED
Explore the gravity-defying future of manufacturing, mastering advanced vocabulary and future tenses to discuss cutting-edge innovations and their profound impact on industry and society.
Why milk is weird
Food is a universal topic, but our relationship with it, and the language we use to discuss it, is incredibly
How Walmart is hoping its new tech will help shoppers and employees
Explore how Walmart's new tech is revolutionising retail, learning key vocabulary and advanced future tenses to discuss business innovation.
Why diamond prices are falling so fast
Explore why the traditional allure of diamonds is being challenged by new market forces and shifting consumer desires in this B2 lesson.
Why every couple struggles with closeness and distance
Explore why couples struggle with closeness and distance, mastering vocabulary and grammar to discuss relationship dynamics with nuance and confidence.
Why more Americans are stuck in car loans
Explore why car buyers get stuck in a cycle of debt, master modal perfects for financial analysis, and confidently discuss personal finance challenges.
What's the worst movie you've ever seen?
Learn to confidently discuss and critique films, using advanced vocabulary like 'cinematic disaster' and 'cringe-worthy dialogue' to express nuanced opinions on cinematic quality.
6 ways to be more persuasive
Learn to make a compelling case and sway opinions with B2 vocabulary, modal perfects, and practical phrases for presenting new ideas effectively.