Hello and welcome. Have you ever had a plan that completely changed, but for the better? Today, we're going on a trip to London, where a short visit turned into a grand adventure. In this story, we'll be learning some fantastic words and phrases. We'll be hearing: originally, originally planned; tourist, a popular tourist destination; transport, public transport network; vibrant, a vibrant atmosphere; museum, world-class museums; gallery, art galleries; fascinating, was absolutely fascinating; royal, the Royal Guard; authentic food, craving some authentic food; overwhelmed, felt a bit overwhelmed; extend, extended my stay; instead of, instead of just two days; get lost, get lost in the charming streets; immerse in, immerse myself in the local culture; unforgettable, an unforgettable experience; recommend, highly recommend; and finally, Chinatown, London's bustling Chinatown.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10SbOSgQ9BAfzAOpA1eivremf9ic96kcqlEQFEGhajV0/edit?usp=sharing

In this session, we'll conduct a detailed analysis of two essays on SaaS companies. We'll read both versions, focusing on the sophisticated vocabulary and phrasing that elevates the writing. This is perfect for anyone looking to transition from conversational to more professional or academic business English.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bFLyxoTOGWd2KZJHqDthuoAEaFFsAJxWdrdM_ey5-ak/edit?usp=gravitypayments

Welcome. This session is designed to solidify your recent English learning. We will revisit key vocabulary from professional contexts, untangle tricky prepositions, explore word formation with 'act', and clarify the distinction between 'make' and 'do' collocations. Let's begin sharpening your language skills.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K-VDK1JjfDQF_K74aj2z1tcd8sahjD9paKLHpc_YG_0/edit?usp=sharing

Today, we're going to take a piece of writing and polish it. We will analyse some common mistakes related to prepositions, word choice, and sentence structure. By the end, you will see how small changes can make your English sound much more natural and sophisticated.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NnXtbAEJqBR4huxB5AXb8DBsbD_8Jf1MYqyOUZo59Jg/edit?usp=writingin20250815

Today, we're diving into practical, everyday English conversations. We will explore key phrases you can use in common places like a hairdresser's, a hotel, or when you need to make an urgent appointment, helping you to respond confidently and naturally in real-life situations.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n8YwVAXBmaFy76-fpzSduEwfZaLu1w7PCGWIGIf3HKA/edit?usp=20250814

We're going to break down an insightful article about why languages matter. We'll start with the introduction, looking at the general attitude towards language learning in Britain, and then explore the personal stories of two famous learners, focusing on the specific vocabulary and phrases they use.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/197rHGHpjPN8ScRCnhZbWEoI8NYcoC8AhXkCwuAqPN_4/edit?20250814-inspection-day

Today, we're diving into a story about a couple expecting their first child. Through their journey, we will break down essential English phrases about time, duration, and expectations. This lesson will help you sound more natural when discussing ongoing situations and future plans.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DFwtQMPizeMcOIJHbDLVnsEbXQNzg08dMB_wDdjKSLo/edit?usp=sharing

This podcast is structured in seven parts based on your learning materials. We will cover personal introductions, advertisements, word combinations, special adjectives, personality traits, and two short stories, all to improve your descriptive English.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e-iyLYe5U1PbyiDLbO-vkWa5y2s-hLcH-Wq4FcndjIg/edit?20250808-affaf-class

This lesson explores how to create vivid scenes using sensory language. We will focus on the phrase "smell of" to describe not just literal scents, but also abstract feelings and symbolic meanings, turning simple descriptions into powerful, atmospheric moments that connect with the reader on a deeper emotional level.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FSvyzLqLUzMNSmlzDeW5a0NV6cfrzzoYt91-HQFq4IA/edit?

Welcome to the show. Today, we are focusing on a topic many of us deal with every day, public transport. We'll look at how to describe and compare our transport experiences by analyzing two versions of a short essay. This will help make your own writing and speaking more detailed and expressive.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ImRm_Q9z9RcSqghCmkJQI1DBWhWvLmFg-DVM8Dn2yXA/edit?olivia-class-20250805