Speak English,
slide by slide.

Explain a real labor law and present both sides of the debate about after-hours work messages. Practice describing law accurately, balancing arguments, and concluding with nuance.

Explain a work routine step by step and why it helps. Practice sequence language, giving reasons, and sharing tips.

Make a simple proposal to your coworkers. Practice "Let's ...," "We can ...," and giving simple reasons.

Use a real law as a case study to present both sides of a travel sustainability debate. Practice describing policy, weighing arguments, and reaching a balanced view.

Propose a tourism project that helps both visitors and students. Practice proposal structure, explaining benefits for different groups, and handling concerns.

Talk about the good and bad points of a travel style. Practice "I can ...," "I can't ...," and simple advice.

Describe what you do during a long trip. Practice time order words and the present simple.

Argue against going too far with a popular law while accepting its goals. Practice concession, raising practical concerns, and proposing limits.

Argue for a consumer rights law using a real EU directive. Practice explaining a law, persuasive reasoning, and responding to objections.

Present the results of your own small data collection and draw conclusions. Practice describing numbers, comparing results, and making suggestions based on data.

Make a simple proposal for an event. Practice "Let's ...," "We can help them ...," and inviting people to join.

Talk about the good and bad points of everyday technology. Practice "I like ... because ...," "I don't like ...," and giving your opinion.

Explain a real labor law and present both sides of the debate about after-hours work messages. Practice describing law accurately, balancing arguments, and concluding with nuance.

Explain a work routine step by step and why it helps. Practice sequence language, giving reasons, and sharing tips.

Make a simple proposal to your coworkers. Practice "Let's ...," "We can ...," and giving simple reasons.

Use a real law as a case study to present both sides of a travel sustainability debate. Practice describing policy, weighing arguments, and reaching a balanced view.

Propose a tourism project that helps both visitors and students. Practice proposal structure, explaining benefits for different groups, and handling concerns.

Talk about the good and bad points of a travel style. Practice "I can ...," "I can't ...," and simple advice.

Describe what you do during a long trip. Practice time order words and the present simple.

Argue against going too far with a popular law while accepting its goals. Practice concession, raising practical concerns, and proposing limits.

Argue for a consumer rights law using a real EU directive. Practice explaining a law, persuasive reasoning, and responding to objections.

Present the results of your own small data collection and draw conclusions. Practice describing numbers, comparing results, and making suggestions based on data.

Make a simple proposal for an event. Practice "Let's ...," "We can help them ...," and inviting people to join.

Talk about the good and bad points of everyday technology. Practice "I like ... because ...," "I don't like ...," and giving your opinion.