FREE PRACTICAL ENGLISH
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A clear email. A café order. A conversation you want to join. Find a short lesson for your next real situation, then practise in a village adventure.
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Short lessons focus on the levels shown. Lessons with a village quest offer separate A1, A2, B1 and B2 versions.
22 lessons to explore
Ordering food in English
Order food, correct a detail and make sure you receive what you asked for.
Lesson + village questMeeting someone new in English
Introduce yourself, ask a useful follow-up and agree on a clear plan.
Lesson + village questAsking for directions in English
Use landmarks, check an entrance and confirm where to go next.
Lesson + village questShopping at a market in English
Check quantities, prices and substitutions while keeping the right shopping plan.
Lesson + village questBuying train tickets in English
Choose a useful service and follow updated departure information.
Lesson + village questChecking into a hotel in English
Check a reservation, room details and optional extras in a fictional inn.
Lesson + village questFinding a lost item in English
Describe a missing sketchbook and check a possible match carefully.
Lesson + village questSending a parcel in English
Compare a delivery option, deadline and label without losing the important details.
Lesson + village questPlanning an event in English
Plan a gathering, activate a rain backup and confirm the agreed responsibilities.
Lesson + village questIntroducing yourself at work in English
Introduce yourself, check a meeting and clarify the working plan.
Lesson + village questAsking for a repair in English
Describe a room problem, request help and confirm the arrangement.
Lesson + village questMaking a reservation in English
Book a table, handle a change and check the final time and group size.
Lesson + village questAnswer a job interview question
Answer a question about experience with one concrete example and a relevant result.
Short practical lessonWrite a polite work email
Make a polite, specific request and state when you need the reply.
Short practical lessonMake a clear phone call
Introduce yourself, state your reason for calling and check a detail you did not hear.
Short practical lessonAsk when you do not understand
Ask for the help you need without pretending you understood.
Short practical lessonExplain a food preference
State a food preference and ask a focused question about a menu item.
Short practical lessonCorrect a restaurant order politely
Explain one wrong detail and request a specific correction politely.
Short practical lessonReport a problem at home
Describe an observable problem and agree on a practical time for a visit.
Short practical lessonMake or change an appointment
Ask for an available time and confirm a changed appointment clearly.
Short practical lessonStart a little small talk
Ask one relevant follow-up and give the other person room to respond.
Short practical lessonDisagree with a useful alternative
Express a concern and propose a relevant alternative without attacking the person.
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Read a model exchange, keep useful phrases and try two explained questions. Each lesson links to related authored practice; you can start without an account.
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A1–B2 labels are editorial practice targets, not assessments or certificates. Short lessons have specific levels; the twelve village situations offer all four. Guest progress stays on your device, with optional account cloud saves.
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