What would you do if you had more time, more confidence, or fewer constraints – and how do you talk about those “what if” situations naturally in English? In this lesson, we’ll break down the second conditional in a clear, practical way: when it’s used, how the structure works, the most common mistakes, and the phrases native speakers actually use. Then you’ll practice with guided conversation scenarios so it starts to feel automatic.

You will leave with: more natural “what if” conversations and stronger fluency in hypothetical situations.

Ever replay a moment and think, “If I had known, I would’ve done it differently”? That’s the third conditional — and it’s one of the best tools for sounding fluent when you talk about past regrets, missed opportunities, and alternative outcomes. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to build third conditional sentences, when to use them, which time expressions fit naturally, and how to avoid the classic mistakes. Then you’ll practice telling real-life stories with clear cause-and-effect.

You will leave with: clearer storytelling about the past and more confident, natural-sounding reflections.

Sometimes the condition is in the past, but the result is in the present – or the opposite. That’s where mixed conditionals come in, and they’re incredibly useful in everyday conversations (e.g., “If I had gone to sleep earlier, I wouldn’t be so tired now”). In this lesson, we’ll simplify mixed conditionals into two common patterns, practice them in real scenarios, and help you choose the right structure without overthinking.

Then we’ll shift to connected speech – the “glue” that makes English sound natural. You’ll practice how native speakers link words and speak in smooth chunks. This will help your English sound less “textbook” and more like real conversation, and it will also improve your listening because you’ll start hearing these patterns more clearly.

You will leave with: better control of mixed conditionals, a more natural speaking flow, and stronger listening confidence with fast, connected English.

Do you ever have something to say in a group conversation, but can’t find the right moment – or the right wording? In this lesson, you’ll learn how to guide a discussion confidently: how to start a topic, keep it moving, interrupt politely, ask follow-up questions, disagree without sounding rude, and bring the conversation back when it goes off track. You’ll practice through real conversation tasks with your coach, so the phrases become part of your automatic speaking.

You will leave with: stronger conversation leadership and more confidence in meetings and group discussions.

Can, should, might, must, would… these small words completely change the meaning and tone of what you say. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to use modal verbs naturally to express ability, permission, advice, obligation, and probability, without sounding too direct or too unsure. We’ll focus on real-life situations, plus the most common errors learners make. Then you’ll practice until the right modal starts coming out automatically.

You will leave with: clearer, more natural communication, and better control of tone in everyday and work conversations.

Why do pool and pull look almost identical, yet sound different? English vowel sounds can be subtle, but small differences can completely change your meaning. In this focused pronunciation lesson, you’ll learn to clearly distinguish between the long “oo” sound (as in pool) and the short “u” sound (as in pull). We’ll break down the mouth positioning and muscle movement behind each sound, practice through guided repetition, and then apply the sounds in real conversation so they become natural. To reinforce your fluency, you’ll also work with new vocabulary and expressions that include these sounds, helping you integrate pronunciation directly into meaningful speech.

You will leave with: clearer vowel distinction, more accurate pronunciation in everyday words, and greater confidence being understood immediately.

Speaking in front of others can feel uncomfortable, and doing it in English can feel even more challenging. In this lesson, you’ll learn practical strategies to structure a clear, engaging talk and manage nerves effectively. You’ll reflect on your experiences with public speaking, learn useful transition phrases, and then deliver a prepared presentation in a supportive environment. Afterward, you’ll receive constructive feedback to help you grow.

You will leave with: stronger presentation structure, improved fluency under pressure, and greater confidence speaking to a group.

Will, going to, will be doing, will have done… English gives us several ways to talk about the future, but each one has a specific purpose. In this lesson, you’ll break down the most important future structures, understand when each one sounds natural, and avoid common mistakes. Through practical business and real-life scenarios, you’ll practice choosing the right tense quickly and confidently.

You will leave with: clearer future-time expression and more automatic tense choices in conversations and meetings.

Is it live or leave? Slip or sleep? Small vowel differences can completely change your meaning. In this focused pronunciation lesson, you’ll train your ear to hear the distinction between short “i” and long “ee” sounds, and practice producing them accurately. Through repetition and guided speaking tasks, you’ll gain more control over your articulation so your message comes across clearly.

You will leave with: more precise pronunciation, improved listening accuracy, and fewer misunderstandings in everyday speech.

Throughout the course, you’ve explored a wide range of English tenses. In this final lesson, we bring everything together. You’ll review the most essential tenses – present, past, and future – and practice choosing the right one naturally in real conversation. Through dynamic speaking tasks, storytelling exercises, and real workplace scenarios, you’ll strengthen your grammatical intuition and fluency.

You will leave with: stronger overall tense control, faster sentence construction, and greater confidence expressing yourself clearly in any situation.