Lessons
11 lessons. One method.
Each lesson is a 7–10 minute loop: hear a little, speak first, notice the gap, fix one thing, speak again faster, recall tomorrow. Do them in order. Each one builds on the last. No sign-up; your progress stays on your device.
01
Keep the conversation going
You forget a word in the middle of a sentence. Instead of going silent, you keep talking.
02
Contractions for speaking
You sound stiff because you say every word in full. You learn to say “I'm” and “we've” the way people actually speak.
03
A, an, the in real sentences
You keep dropping small words like “a” and “the”. You learn to hear when they are missing.
04
Used to · be used to · get used to
You want to explain how something changed in your life — what you did before, what feels normal now, and what took time.
05
Give your opinion
Someone asks “What do you think?” and you want to say more than “Yes, I agree.”
06
Talk to customers
A customer asks for something you can't promise. You answer honestly, without losing the order.
07
Tell a story
You want to tell a real experience so people stay interested until the end.
08
Idioms in real conversations
A customer is unsure and in a hurry. You use a few natural expressions to sound confident and friendly.
09
British & American English
An American customer uses words you learned differently. You understand, check politely, and keep the order moving.
10
Give a balanced answer
Someone asks you a big question, like “Is being busy the same as being productive?” You give a thoughtful answer with two sides.
11
Learn words that stick
You keep learning new words and forgetting them a week later. You learn a method to make them stay.
Recall practice
Phrases waiting for you
Phrases you save at the end of a lesson come back here after a day, then 3 days, then a week. Try to say each one in a sentence before you reveal it.
Finish a lesson and save its phrases to start your recall list.