01 · A SHORT EXCHANGE
Notice what each reply does.
Read these selected lines from the A2 A new team with Nori quest. The exchange is authored practice; choose your own replies when you enter the mission.
Welcome. Could you tell me your name and what you’ll help with?
I’m Alex. I’ll welcome visitors for the events team.
Tuesday at two works for me. How long do we need?
Can we meet on Tuesday at two for half an hour?
Room One is busy now. Please use Room Two instead. Tuesday at two is still fine.
So, Room Two on Tuesday at two?
Sam needs one final message. You will start at two and meet for thirty minutes.
Tuesday, two to half past two, in Room Two.
The full quest includes further choices and feedback. Prices, schedules and reservation details belong to fictional practice scenes.
02 · KEEP THESE HANDY
Useful phrases for this situation.
Say a phrase aloud, then think about the detail you would change in your own conversation.
- A2 MODELI’m Alex. I’ll welcome visitors for the events team.
Explain a simple team role.
- A2 MODELCan we meet on Tuesday at two for half an hour?
Ask about a start time and meeting length.
- A2 MODELSo, Room Two on Tuesday at two?
Check an updated meeting detail.
- B1 MODELI’m handling visitor information; you’re arranging the room.
Clarify complementary team roles.
- B1 MODELCould we meet from half past ten until eleven?
Offer a shared time window.
Make the next step specificA friendly introduction can lead to a practical question. Check the day, time or place you need instead of pretending every detail is already clear.
03 · YOUR TURN
Check the meaning, then try again.
Choose an answer and check the explanation. You can open the answer key at any time.
04 · CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP
Choose your next useful challenge.
A1–B2 are editorial practice targets, and each version has its own scene details. Choose a comfortable challenge; these activities do not certify proficiency.
Begin with short phrases
Give a practice name and team role, then confirm a simple library meeting.
I’m Alex. I help with books.
Try the A1 questJoin the conversation
Explain a simple team role, ask about a meeting and clarify a changed room.
I’m Alex. I’ll welcome visitors for the events team.
Try the A2 questClarify the arrangement
Introduce a project role, find overlapping availability and confirm a meeting with a useful agenda.
I’m handling visitor information; you’re arranging the room.
Try the B1 questWeigh details and trade-offs
Negotiate a hybrid planning meeting while preserving availability, responsibilities and a practical fallback.
I’ll coordinate visitor information; could you still lead the booking update remotely?
Try the B2 quest