Reported Speech in Everyday Stories
Retell what someone said naturally, not like a court transcript.
These structures let you tell stories, weigh options, and think out loud. That's the difference between answering questions and holding a conversation. All lessons in this unit are open. Take them in any order, then try the Progression Test at the end of the unit.
Retell what someone said naturally, not like a court transcript.
Say what you'd do differently, and follow others when they do.
First, second, and third conditionals the way people actually use them.
Soften an opinion with "I'd say" or "sort of" without losing your point.
One speaking task that combines every structure in this unit. Pass it to unlock Unit 4.
The final stretch of B1 → B2: phrasal verbs, rhythm, and telling a story people want to hear.
The twenty phrasal verbs you'll actually hear, taught in context.
The stress patterns that quietly change a sentence's meaning.
Structure an anecdote from start to finish, with timing built in.