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Beyond the Burger Headline
B1–B2 Anecdotes & Evidence · 25–35 minutes
Distingue anécdotas y pruebas en inglés B1–B2: lectura, despite, traducción y siete retos explicados.
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B1–B2 Anecdotes & Evidence · 25–35 minutes
Distingue anécdotas y pruebas en inglés B1–B2: lectura, despite, traducción y siete retos explicados.
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A2–B1 Food, Time & Clear Choices · 25–35 minutes
Inglés A2–B1 en una cafetería: some, any, preguntas y comparativos, con traducción y siete retos con feedback.
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B1–B2 Shopping, Persuasion & Choices · 25–35 minutes
Lectura B1–B2 sobre compras y persuasión: caso ficticio, decisiones razonadas, modales, traducción y siete retos autocorregibles.
Meet an artist, then investigate a fictional gallery file.
B2 · Art · Cautious claims · Passive reporting · 25–35 minutes
Amedeo Modigliani was an Italian artist who lived from 1884 to 1920. The museum references below introduce his work. The gallery and ownership story in this lesson are invented; they make no accusation about a real person.
Discover the sport, then check the date of a rule before repeating it.
B1–B2 · Sport · Dated rules · Ability and teamwork · 25–35 minutes
This revised reading distinguishes the older name synchronised swimming from artistic swimming and corrects an outdated blanket claim about men’s participation.
Reconstruct a comeback without turning a 2022 record into a current ranking.
B1–B2 · Historical sport · Past perfect · Despite · 25–35 minutes
Read an original historical summary of the 2022 Australian Open men’s singles final, then practise sequencing, time expressions and contrast.
Build the contrast by looking at what comes after the connector.
B1–B2 · Contrast · Clause or noun phrase · Punctuation · 25–35 minutes
At a fictional café, a rainy opening day produces several unexpected results. Use the story to choose connectors by structure and meaning.
Read the grammar of a report without losing sight of its source.
B1–B2 · Passive voice · Sources · Time references · 25–35 minutes
The archive used a report about violence in Kirkuk to practise the passive. This new lesson keeps that language goal through a fictional, non-graphic newsroom exercise. It does not present the old report as current news.