B1 · Lessons

Available lessons: 80

1. From isolated facts to a story
2. One past event or repeated occasions?
3. Make the timeline unambiguous
4. Explain a reason and its consequence
5. Turn a wish into a practical learning goal
6. Explain what an action is meant to achieve
7. Compare options against actual needs
8. Negotiate a plan rather than just proposing one
9. Clarify before acting
10. Identify people and things precisely
11. Report an observation without inventing a cause
12. Agree a clear handover
13. Describe the place you mean
14. Express an unexpected contrast
15. Make a clear, considerate problem report
16. Reach a compromise without ignoring a concern
17. Find a usable alternative
18. Check a condition before making a decision
19. Choose between imperfect options
20. Tell an incident in a clear sequence
21. Describe what you notice without guessing a diagnosis
22. Arrange and confirm an appointment
23. Clarify instead of pretending to understand
24. Discuss needs and agree an everyday plan
25. Explain what happens in a service process
26. Describe a problem with useful evidence
27. Write a clear service enquiry
28. Evaluate an offer before accepting it
29. Find the main point without losing an important limit
30. Separate evidence from evaluation
31. Check the source, date and status
32. Give a balanced opinion and answer a counterpoint
33. Describe a consequence without inventing a cause
34. Explain what you do instead and what you avoid
35. Describe a linked change with je … desto
36. Turn a preference into a testable small proposal
37. Write a review with concrete reasons
38. Explain how an activity helps you learn
39. Read a booking confirmation precisely
40. Negotiate a plan with clear constraints
41. Describe your experience without assigning blame
42. Check meaning before acting
43. Apologize and offer a concrete repair
44. Set a limit and negotiate a workable alternative
45. Respond to a volunteering opportunity
46. Distinguish required, optional and forbidden actions
47. Allocate tasks without gaps or double assumptions
48. Evaluate an event using evidence and a practical proposal
49. Read a transport notice with dates and exceptions
50. Compare journeys using the whole route
51. Describe a local problem and propose a proportionate change
52. Relay only what the traveller needs
53. Explain an online process in a reliable order
54. Understand required fields and optional choices
55. Describe warning signs without claiming proof
56. Express a balanced opinion about a digital service
57. Make a formal enquiry easy to answer
58. Justify a request without claiming agreement
59. Negotiate a time that actually fits
60. Confirm details and catch a mismatch
61. Separate a wish from an actual plan
62. Compare options against real priorities
63. Communicate what is certain and what is still open
64. Turn a decision into a feasible next step
65. Select information for the recipient’s needs
66. Explain difficult wording in plain language
67. Summarise two viewpoints fairly
68. Clarify missing information without filling gaps by guesswork
69. Respond to a proposal instead of starting again
70. Disagree with a reason and offer a compromise
71. Agree who does what and by when
72. Close a discussion with a checked summary
73. Give your audience a clear route through a talk
74. Use examples without turning them into universal proof
75. State a reasoned opinion with a meaningful limitation
76. Answer the actual question and acknowledge what you do not know
77. Turn several sources into one workable event plan
78. Negotiate a learning plan around real constraints
79. Combine a travel notice and a partner’s needs
80. Use evidence to choose your next learning step