English speaking practice

Travel

Travel is where many learners first need to speak English with strangers, often in a hurry. These role-plays cover the airport check-in desk, the hotel front desk, asking for directions and reporting lost luggage. Learn the phrases staff expect to hear, so you can get what you need quickly and calmly.

5 lessons

Beginner (A1–A2)

Short, everyday sentences: greetings, ordering, asking for help and talking about yourself.

All beginner lessons
  • Beginner· A1–A27 min

    Checking in at the airport

    Check in for a flight, drop off a bag and ask about your seat and gate.

  • Beginner· A1–A26 min

    Asking for directions

    Stop a stranger politely, ask how to get somewhere and check that you understood.

Intermediate (B1–B2)

Longer conversations: explaining a problem, giving opinions, making plans and handling small talk.

All intermediate lessons
  • Intermediate· B1–B28 min

    Checking in at a hotel

    Check in, confirm your booking details and ask about breakfast, Wi-Fi and checkout.

  • Intermediate· B1–B29 min

    Reporting lost luggage

    Report a missing suitcase, describe it clearly and find out what happens next.

Advanced (C1)

Persuading, negotiating, presenting and disagreeing politely with natural, fluent English.

All advanced lessons

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