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REAL-LIFE SITUATIONAt a restaurant
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WAITERAre you ready to order?

YOUYes, could I get the chicken sandwich, please?

Y

NATURAL PHRASE“Could I get…?” is a polite, natural way to order.

PHRASAL VERBpick up
IDIOMpiece of cake

DAILY 30-SECOND LESSON

One phrase. Real confidence.

Today
Lesson 1 of 61

CHOOSE YOUR LEVELThree lessons for every situation
01

MEETING NEW PEOPLE

What brings you here?

A friendly question to begin a conversation.

TRY THIS SENTENCE
Nice to meet you. What brings you here?
USE IT THREE WAYS

Three examples for this situation

Tap any example to hear it with the learner's voice.

01
BEGINNER · LISTEN & REPEAT

A real two-person conversation

Voice 1 is the learner. Voice 2 is the conversation partner. Play the full exchange or practice one line at a time.

4 lines
YOUR NEXT 7 DAYS

A little English every day

0/7lessons completed

LEARN BY SITUATION

English for where life takes you.

Choose a situation and learn exactly what to say.

FULL CURRICULUM

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Daily Life15 situations · 3 levels each
Travel11 situations · 3 levels each
Work10 situations · 3 levels each
Emergencies7 situations · 3 levels each
Social Life10 situations · 3 levels each
Digital Life8 situations · 3 levels each

MORE THAN MEMORIZATION

Learn the English people actually use.

Every situation combines natural dialogue, useful words, phrasal verbs and idioms—so everything you learn has a place in real life.

01

Real conversations

Hear natural dialogues—not textbook English.

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Useful vocabulary

Learn the words you need in context.

03

Phrasal verbs

Understand the verbs native speakers use daily.

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Everyday idioms

Sound natural without sounding forced.

LESSON REVIEW

Check what you learned.

Three quick questions about Meeting New People at the beginner level.

3 questions
1What is “What brings you here?” used for?
2What does “hit it off” mean?
3What does “host” mean here?

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