English speaking practice
Study & school
Whether you study at a school, a college or an evening language class, you need English to ask questions and share ideas. These dialogues cover asking a teacher for help, enrolling in a course, splitting up group work and presenting to the class. The advanced lesson practices defending an opinion in a seminar.
5 lessons
Beginner (A1–A2)
Short, everyday sentences: greetings, ordering, asking for help and talking about yourself.
- Beginner· A1–A26 min
Asking a teacher for help
Ask your teacher to explain something again and check that you understand.
- Beginner· A1–A27 min
Signing up for an English course
Ask about classes, levels, times and prices, and sign up at a language school.
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Longer conversations: explaining a problem, giving opinions, making plans and handling small talk.
- Intermediate· B1–B29 min
Planning a group project
Divide tasks in a group, agree on deadlines and handle different preferences.
- Intermediate· B1–B210 min
Giving a short class presentation
Introduce a topic, guide listeners through your points and answer a question.
Advanced (C1)
Persuading, negotiating, presenting and disagreeing politely with natural, fluent English.
- Advanced· C112 min
Defending your opinion in a seminar
Present an argument, respond to a challenge and support your view with evidence.