Dialogue 1: An Invitation to the Park

Lesson 1: Formal & Informal Greetings
Lesson 2: Ways of Asking “How are you?”
Lesson 3: Ways of Responding to “How are you?”
Lesson 4: Question Words (What, Where, When...)
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “Goodbye”

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Dialogue 3: Casual Weather Talk

Lesson 1: Talking About the Weather
Lesson 2: Basic Adjectives
Lesson 3: Using “Though”
Lesson 4: There is / There are
Lesson 5: Using “It sounds like...”

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Dialogue 5: At the Hair Salon

Lesson 1: Modal Verb: Can
Lesson 2: Expressing Wants & Desires
Lesson 3: Ways of Saying “Of course”
Lesson 4: The Comparative
Lesson 5: Using “Too”

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Dialogue 7: Chatting Through the Week

Lesson 1: Days of the Week
Lesson 2: The Verb “To be”
Lesson 3: Adverbs of Frequency (Always, Often, Never..)
Lesson 4: The Verb “To have”
Lesson 5: Using “Hang out”

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Dialogue 9: Each Month has its Charm

Lesson 1: Months of the Year
Lesson 2: Valentine's Day Vocabulary
Lesson 3: Halloween Vocabulary
Lesson 4: Christmas Vocabulary
Lesson 5: New Year Vocabulary

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Dialogue 11: Sharing Hobbies and Preferences

Lesson 1: Describing Likes & Dislikes
Lesson 2: Hobbies
Lesson 3: Book Genres
Lesson 4: Movie Genres
Lesson 5: Music Genres

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Dialogue 13: Grocery Shopping

Lesson 1: Fruits
Lesson 2: Vegetables
Lesson 3: Basic Verbs
Lesson 4: Using “On the go”
Lesson 5: Using “One”

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Dialogue 15: Compliments and Coffee Plans

Lesson 1: Giving Compliments
Lesson 2: Using “By the way”
Lesson 3: Describing Physical Appearance
Lesson 4: Describing Personality
Lesson 5: Using “Grab”

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Dialogue 17: Take it Easy

Lesson 1: Parts of the Face
Lesson 2: Parts of the Body
Lesson 3: Bed-Related Vocabulary
Lesson 4: Using “On a brighter note”
Lesson 5: Jewelries

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Dialogue 19: How's Your Family?

Lesson 1: Family Members
Lesson 2: Ways of Saying “Congratulations”
Lesson 3: Adverbs
Lesson 4: Demonstrative Pronouns (This, That, These & Those)
Lesson 5: Using “Time flies”

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Dialogue 21: Preparing for a Journey

Lesson 1: Using “I think so” & “I don’t think so”
Lesson 2: Conjunctions (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)
Lesson 3: Using “Head”
Lesson 4: Contractions
Lesson 5: Plane Vocabulary

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Dialogue 23: Catching up and Dinner Plans

Lesson 1: Possessive 's
Lesson 2: So VS Too
Lesson 3: Using “Such”
Lesson 4: Anyone, Anybody, Anything, Anywhere, Anytime, Anyhow & Anyway
Lesson 5: Using “Look forward to”

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Dialogue 25: Planning a Coffee Meetup

Lesson 1: Negation With “Don’t/Doesn’t”
Lesson 2: Interrogation With “Do”
Lesson 3: Meals of the Day
Lesson 4: Prepositions of Time (at, in, on...)
Lesson 5: Definite Article “The”

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Dialogue 2: At the Bakery

Lesson 1: Subject Pronouns (I, You, He...)
Lesson 2: Food & Drinks Vocabulary
Lesson 3: Present Simple Tense
Lesson 4: Numbers 0-20
Lesson 5: Expressions of Presentation (Here we go, Here it is...)

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Dialogue 4: Gabby's Birthday Surprise

Lesson 1: Numbers 20-100
Lesson 2: What about you VS How about you
Lesson 3: Imperative Mood
Lesson 4: Clothes Vocabulary
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “Thank you”

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Dialogue 6: Consultation for a Cold

Lesson 1: Sickness Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Possessive Adjectives (My, Your, His...)
Lesson 3: Using “Plenty”
Lesson 4: Ways of Saying “Get well soon!”
Lesson 5: Using “Feel free to…”

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Dialogue 8: Discussing the New Café

Lesson 1: Describing Places
Lesson 2: Using “Quite”
Lesson 3: Prepositions of Place (in, on, at...)
Lesson 4: Places in the City
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Check”

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Dialogue 10: From Brazil to Canada

Lesson 1: Countries
Lesson 2: Nationalities
Lesson 3: Present Continuous Tense
Lesson 4: Languages
Lesson 5: Using “Enjoy”

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Dialogue 12: Discussing Daily Routines

Lesson 1: Describing Daily Routines
Lesson 2: Telling the Time
Lesson 3: Using “Then”
Lesson 4: Expressions With “Go for”
Lesson 5: Using “All”

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Dialogue 14: A Tour of the House

Lesson 1: Rooms of the House
Lesson 2: Objects in the House
Lesson 3: Here VS There VS Over there
Lesson 4: Possessive Pronouns (Mine, Yours, His...)
Lesson 5: Pet Animals

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Dialogue 16: Recalling a Dream Vacation

Lesson 1: Using “How was...”
Lesson 2: The Superlative
Lesson 3: Beach Vocabulary
Lesson 4: Beach Activities
Lesson 5: Indefinite Articles “A” & “An”

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Dialogue 18: Colors and Shapes in Our Surroundings

Lesson 1: Colors
Lesson 2: Modes of Transportation
Lesson 3: Shapes
Lesson 4: Everyone, Everybody, Everything & Everywhere
Lesson 5: Object Pronouns (Me, You, Him...)

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Dialogue 20: Directions to the Post Office

Lesson 1: Asking for Help
Lesson 2: Giving Directions
Lesson 3: Expressions With “Take”
Lesson 4: Using “Get”
Lesson 5: Using “Pretty”

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Dialogue 22: Observations in the Park

Lesson 1: Irregular Plurals
Lesson 2: Much VS Many
Lesson 3: Adverbs of Time (Now, Today, Soon...)
Lesson 4: Using “From”
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “Interesting”

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Dialogue 24: Getting to Know Each Other

Lesson 1: Ways of Saying “Nice to meet you”
Lesson 2: Using “Especially”
Lesson 3: Using “Definitely”
Lesson 4: Flavors
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “Awesome”

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Dialogue 1: Buying a Car

Lesson 1: Parts of a Car
Lesson 2: Some VS Any
Lesson 3: Prepositional Verbs (Rely on, Run out of, Pick up..)
Lesson 4: Using “Right”
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Fill”

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Dialogue 3: Lisa's Beach Holiday Preparation

Lesson 1: Present Perfect Tense
Lesson 2: Verb + Verb-ing
Lesson 3: Using “Be able to”
Lesson 4: About VS Around
Lesson 5: A lot of VS Lots of

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Dialogue 5: Organizing a Picnic

Lesson 1: Think of VS Think about
Lesson 2: Modal Verb: Should
Lesson 3: Future Simple Tense
Lesson 4: Drinks Vocabulary
Lesson 5: Maybe VS Perhaps

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Dialogue 7: Tech Talk

Lesson 1: Technology Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Which VS That
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Look”
Lesson 4: For VS To
Lesson 5: Using “Good at”

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Dialogue 9: The Talking Parrot

Lesson 1: Say VS Tell
Lesson 2: Using “Even”
Lesson 3: Fun VS Funny
Lesson 4: Modal Verb: Could
Lesson 5: Using “What if”

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Dialogue 11: Punctuation Makes a Big Difference

Lesson 1: Punctuation
Lesson 2: Adverbs of Degree (Very, Too, Quite...)
Lesson 3: Make VS Do
Lesson 4: For + ing
Lesson 5: Advise VS Advice

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Dialogue 13: Packing for a Trip

Lesson 1: Modal Verb: Must
Lesson 2: Travel Items
Lesson 3: Expressions With “Make” & “Do”
Lesson 4: With VS Without
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “Important”

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Dialogue 15: Comparing Yesterday's Activities

Lesson 1: Past Continuous Tense
Lesson 2: Cooking Verbs
Lesson 3: Using “While”
Lesson 4: Using “Work out”
Lesson 5: Using “Turn out”

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Dialogue 17: After-School Activities

Lesson 1: Every day VS Everyday
Lesson 2: Learn VS Teach
Lesson 3: Musical Instruments
Lesson 4: Sports
Lesson 5: Using “Keep an eye out”

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Dialogue 19: At the Restaurant

Lesson 1: Titles: Mr, Mrs, Miss & Ms
Lesson 2: Phrases at the Restaurant
Lesson 3: Zero Conditional
Lesson 4: Ways of Saying “I'm sorry”
Lesson 5: First Conditional

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Dialogue 21: On the Phone

Lesson 1: “On the Phone” Expressions
Lesson 2: Household Chores
Lesson 3: Kitchen Utensils
Lesson 4: Phrasal Verbs With “Put”
Lesson 5: Using “Else”

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Dialogue 23: Booking a Hotel Room

Lesson 1: When to Omit “The”
Lesson 2: Booking a Hotel Room
Lesson 3: Ordinal Numbers (First, Second, Third...)
Lesson 4: Seem VS Look like
Lesson 5: Using “All set”

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Dialogue 25: Unwinding After a Long Day at Work

Lesson 1: Lie VS Lay
Lesson 2: Ways of Saying “Tired”
Lesson 3: Lose VS Lost
Lesson 4: Dessert VS Desert
Lesson 5: Rise VS Arise

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Dialogue 2: Jake's Countryside Weekend with Grandparents

Lesson 1: Past Simple Tense
Lesson 2: Irregular Verbs
Lesson 3: Farm Animals
Lesson 4: Expressions of Quantity (A lot of, Plenty of, A few…)
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Come”

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Dialogue 4: Job searching

Lesson 1: Jobs & Professions
Lesson 2: Quiet VS Quite VS Quit
Lesson 3: Expressions With “Give it...”
Lesson 4: Using “Kind of”
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “Difficult”

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Dialogue 6: How's College Life?

Lesson 1: Using “A bit”
Lesson 2: School Subjects
Lesson 3: Using “Catch up”
Lesson 4: Using “Each other”
Lesson 5: Sometimes VS Sometime

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Dialogue 8: Misadventures at the Park

Lesson 1: Prepositions of Direction (into, onto, towards...)
Lesson 2: Using “Dive in”
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Take”
Lesson 4: Using “Instead of”
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “I have no idea”

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Dialogue 10: Lost Glasses

Lesson 1: Prepositions of Spatial Relationship (Above, Below, Beside...)
Lesson 2: Adverbs of Manner (Carefully, Quickly, Gently...)
Lesson 3: Using “End up”
Lesson 4: Using “For a while”
Lesson 5: Happy VS Glad

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Dialogue 12: We all Make Mistakes

Lesson 1: Using “Down”
Lesson 2: Using “Through”
Lesson 3: As VS Like
Lesson 4: Using “Matter”
Lesson 5: Using “Ups and downs”

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Dialogue 14: Overcoming Boredom

Lesson 1: Bored VS Boring
Lesson 2: Something VS Someone VS Somebody VS Somewhere VS Sometimes VS Somehow
Lesson 3: Other VS Another
Lesson 4: Beside VS Besides
Lesson 5: Practice VS Practise

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Dialogue 16: Helping Find a Lost Notebook

Lesson 1: Describing Feelings
Lesson 2: Nobody VS No one VS Nothing VS Nowhere
Lesson 3: Watch VS See VS Look
Lesson 4: Ways of Saying “Easy”
Lesson 5: Good VS Well

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Dialogue 18: Documentary Night

Lesson 1: Actually VS Currently
Lesson 2: Borrow VS Lend
Lesson 3: The 5 Senses
Lesson 4: Alone VS Lonely
Lesson 5: Sea Animals

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Dialogue 20: Apartment hunting

Lesson 1: Colloquial Expressions
Lesson 2: Using “Commute”
Lesson 3: Either... Or...
Lesson 4: Using “Scrolling”
Lesson 5: Using “Once”

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Dialogue 22: Room Organization Tips

Lesson 1: Than VS Then
Lesson 2: All ready VS Already
Lesson 3: Sensitive VS Sensible
Lesson 4: Breath VS Breathe
Lesson 5: Briefly VS Shortly

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Dialogue 24: Discussing Job Skills

Lesson 1: Skills
Lesson 2: Describing Skills
Lesson 3: Types of Coffee
Lesson 4: Customer VS Client
Lesson 5: Using “Make sure”

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Dialogue 1: Planning a Movie Night

Lesson 1: Past Simple VS Present Perfect Tense
Lesson 2: Present Simple VS Present Continuous
Lesson 3: Modal Verb: Would
Lesson 4: After VS Afterward
Lesson 5: Using “Be up for/to”

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Dialogue 3: Let's Go Hiking!

Lesson 1: Modal Verb: Might
Lesson 2: Affect VS Effect
Lesson 3: Neither... Nor...
Lesson 4: Using “Figure out”
Lesson 5: Modal Verb: May

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Dialogue 5: Adjusting to a New Job and Neighborhood

Lesson 1: Used to VS Be used to VS Get used to
Lesson 2: Who VS Whom
Lesson 3: For me VS To me
Lesson 4: Reflexive Pronouns (Myself, Yourself...)
Lesson 5: Using “Altogether”

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Dialogue 7: Apology for Missing a Café Meetup

Lesson 1: Using “Get caught up”
Lesson 2: Past Perfect Tense
Lesson 3: Modal Perfect: Should have
Lesson 4: Using “As long as”
Lesson 5: Expressions With “Run”

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Dialogue 9: Dealing with Car Repairs

Lesson 1: Causative Structures (have something done)
Lesson 2: Past Simple VS Past Perfect Tense
Lesson 3: Further VS Farther
Lesson 4: Modal Perfect: Could have
Lesson 5: Using “Early on”

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Dialogue 11: A Fun Party Experience

Lesson 1: Abbreviations
Lesson 2: Reported Speech
Lesson 3: Was VS Were
Lesson 4: Using “One of”
Lesson 5: Present Perfect VS Past Perfect Tense

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Dialogue 13: The New Downtown Gem

Lesson 1: Coffee Shop Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Adjective + Preposition
Lesson 3: Quick VS Fast
Lesson 4: Phrasal Verbs With “Try”
Lesson 5: Spot VS Place VS Site

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Dialogue 15: Tom and Alice's Weekend Anticipations

Lesson 1: Future Perfect Tense
Lesson 2: Using “By then”
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Come”
Lesson 4: Talk VS Discuss
Lesson 5: Using “Ahead”

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Dialogue 17: Fitness Goals

Lesson 1: Phrasal Verbs With “Get”
Lesson 2: Ways of Saying “But”
Lesson 3: Using “Had better”
Lesson 4: Gerunds
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Wind”

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Dialogue 19: Mountain Getaway Plans

Lesson 1: Using “Shall”
Lesson 2: Future Continuous Tense
Lesson 3: Stuff VS Things
Lesson 4: Using “Munch”
Lesson 5: Adverbial Clauses of Manner

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Dialogue 21: Hiking Adventure Plans

Lesson 1: The whole VS The entire
Lesson 2: Phrasal Verbs With “Walk”
Lesson 3: Adverbial Clauses of Place
Lesson 4: Common Idioms
Lesson 5: Using “Snooze”

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Dialogue 23: Planning the History Project

Lesson 1: Adverbial Clauses of Time
Lesson 2: Phrasal Verbs With “Pick”
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Meet”
Lesson 4: Phrasal Verbs With “Go”
Lesson 5: Using “Nail”

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Dialogue 25: A Productive Day

Lesson 1: Reviewing All Modal Verbs
Lesson 2: Adverbial Clauses of Purpose
Lesson 3: Review VS Revise
Lesson 4: Tough VS Though VS Through VS Thorough VS Throughout
Lesson 5: Expressions With “Have”

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Dialogue 2: Discussing a Photography Project

Lesson 1: Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Lesson 2: For VS While VS During
Lesson 3: Present Perfect VS Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Lesson 4: Carry VS Hold
Lesson 5: Anywhere VS Everywhere VS Somewhere VS Nowhere

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Dialogue 4: A New Job Experience

Lesson 1: Another VS Other VS Others VS The other VS The others
Lesson 2: Relative Pronouns (Who, Whom, Whose...)
Lesson 3: Using “Own”
Lesson 4: Question Tags (Aren’t you?, Don’t you?...)
Lesson 5: Any VS No VS None

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Dialogue 6: Preparation for an Upcoming Meeting

Lesson 1: Remind VS Remember VS Recall
Lesson 2: Whether VS If
Lesson 3: Fewer VS Less
Lesson 4: Expect VS Except
Lesson 5: Using “Heads up”

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Dialogue 8: Staying Healthy

Lesson 1: Health & Fitness Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Using “All about”
Lesson 3: Using “Struggle with”
Lesson 4: Using “Lead”
Lesson 5: Using “Over time”

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Dialogue 10: Discussing a Local Art Exhibition

Lesson 1: Art Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Active & Passive Voice
Lesson 3: Ways of Saying “Famous”
Lesson 4: Whose VS Whom
Lesson 5: Using “Wish”

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Dialogue 12: Lisa's Hiking Adventure

Lesson 1: Compound Adjectives with Numbers
Lesson 2: -ing Adjectives
Lesson 3: -ed Adjectives
Lesson 4: Reviewing All Present Tenses
Lesson 5: Compound Adjectives

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Dialogue 14: Alice's Job Interview

Lesson 1: Using “Ace”
Lesson 2: Second Conditional
Lesson 3: Third Conditional
Lesson 4: Ways of Saying “Don't worry”
Lesson 5: Using “Ever”

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Dialogue 16: A Weekend in the Mountains

Lesson 1: Mountain Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Modal Verb: Ought to
Lesson 3: Modal Verb: Dare
Lesson 4: Such VS So VS Such a VS Such as
Lesson 5: Ways of Saying “I agree”

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Dialogue 18: The Mailman's Cat

Lesson 1: Wait VS Await
Lesson 2: Using “All over”
Lesson 3: Coworker VS Colleague
Lesson 4: Ways of Saying “Small”
Lesson 5: Using “These days”

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Dialogue 20: Strategizing the Blog Post

Lesson 1: Modal Perfect: Must have
Lesson 2: Phrasal Verbs With “Stand”
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Bring”
Lesson 4: Social Media & Internet Vocabulary
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Hang”

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Dialogue 22: New Project Team Strategy

Lesson 1: Adverbial Clauses of Condition
Lesson 2: Phrasal Verbs With “Break”
Lesson 3: Using “Handle”
Lesson 4: Common Idioms
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Help”

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Dialogue 24: The Community Clean-up

Lesson 1: Environment Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Need to VS Have to
Lesson 3: Might VS May
Lesson 4: Using “Just in case”
Lesson 5: Adverbial Clauses of Reason

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Dialogue 1: The Charity Event

Lesson 1: Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Lesson 2: Using “For the past”
Lesson 3: Although VS Though VS Even though
Lesson 4: Expressions With “Be”
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Pull”

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Dialogue 3: A Conversation Between Warriors

Lesson 1: War & Peace Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Linking Words of Addition
Lesson 3: Each other VS One another
Lesson 4: Using “Mere”
Lesson 5: Using “Aftermath”

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Dialogue 5: The Future of Journalism

Lesson 1: News & Media Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Future Perfect Continuous
Lesson 3: Linking Words of Opposition
Lesson 4: Prefixes (Un-, Im-, Dis-...)
Lesson 5: Using “Albeit”

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Dialogue 7: Morning Coffee Plans

Lesson 1: Passive Voice (Advanced)
Lesson 2: For me VS To me
Lesson 3: Preparatory Subjects (It & There)
Lesson 4: Describing Atmosphere
Lesson 5: Using “In order”

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Dialogue 9: Planning Financial Investments

Lesson 1: Money & Finance Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Reviewing All Future Tenses
Lesson 3: Using “Allocate”
Lesson 4: Infinitive of Purpose
Lesson 5: Expressions With “Stay”

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Dialogue 11: Reflecting on a Trip to Italy

Lesson 1: Possessive ’s With Time Expressions
Lesson 2: Modal Perfect: Would have
Lesson 3: Using “Scratch the surface”
Lesson 4: Tourism Vocabulary
Lesson 5: Proper VS Appropriate VS Suitable

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Dialogue 13: Discussing Urban Redevelopment

Lesson 1: Construction Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Advanced Causative Structures
Lesson 3: In the long run VS In the long term
Lesson 4: Improve VS Enhance
Lesson 5: Linking Words of Conclusion

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Dialogue 15: Planning Party Food for Guests

Lesson 1: Advanced Use of Quantifiers (a few, a little, many...)
Lesson 2: Using “Wonder”
Lesson 3: Direct VS Indirect Questions
Lesson 4: Linking Words of Conclusion
Lesson 5: Think through VS Think over

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Dialogue 17: Overheating in Circuit Design

Lesson 1: Linking Words of Time
Lesson 2: Gerund and Infinitive (Advanced)
Lesson 3: Engineering Vocabulary
Lesson 4: Encounter VS Meet
Lesson 5: Input VS Output

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Dialogue 19: Finding a Quiet Workspace

Lesson 1: Using “Due to”
Lesson 2: Linking Words of Place
Lesson 3: Expressions With “Fall”
Lesson 4: Emphatic Structures
Lesson 5: Ellipsis and Substitution

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Dialogue 21: Guidance and Encouragement for a Thesis Proposal

Lesson 1: Academic Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Expressing Emotions and Feelings (Advanced)
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Ask”
Lesson 4: Excited VS Eager
Lesson 5: Using “Endeavor”

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Dialogue 23: Addressing Student Concerns After a Midterm Exam

Lesson 1: Phrasal Verbs With “Pass”
Lesson 2: Advanced Question Forms
Lesson 3: Contrastive Stress in Speech
Lesson 4: Using “Grasp”
Lesson 5: Expressions With “Feel”

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Dialogue 25: Providing a Project Update

Lesson 1: Advanced Prepositions
Lesson 2: Phrasal Verbs With “Hand”
Lesson 3: Polite Forms and Formal Language
Lesson 4: Using “Reach out”
Lesson 5: Using “Thus”

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Dialogue 2: Jack and Lucy's Breakup

Lesson 1: Relationships Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Reviewing All Past Tenses
Lesson 3: Using “Back then”
Lesson 4: Expressions With “Be in”
Lesson 5: Stay VS Remain

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Dialogue 4: A Day at the Amusement Park

Lesson 1: Amusement Park Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Reported Speech (Advanced)
Lesson 3: Modal Perfect: Might have
Lesson 4: Subjunctive Mood
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Miss”

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Dialogue 6: Making Career Choices Under Uncertainty

Lesson 1: Reviewing All Conditional Sentences (Zero, First, Second, Third)
Lesson 2: Alternative to “If” in Conditional (Unless, In case, Whether or not…)
Lesson 3: Switch VS Change
Lesson 4: Linking Words of Concession
Lesson 5: Using “Understandably so”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 8: Preparing for the Big Presentation

Lesson 1: Modal Perfect: May have
Lesson 2: Participle Clauses
Lesson 3: Linking Words of Condition
Lesson 4: Once VS One time
Lesson 5: Using “On the spot”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
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Dialogue 10: Exploring the Depths of Psychology

Lesson 1: Suffixes
Lesson 2: Linking Words of Emphasis
Lesson 3: Cleft Sentences
Lesson 4: Emphasize VS Highlight
Lesson 5: Day-to-day VS Daily

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 12: Home Renovation

Lesson 1: Compound Nouns & Possessive Forms
Lesson 2: Reviewing All Modal Perfect Verbs
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs With “Give”
Lesson 4: Using “Go overboard”
Lesson 5: Using “Have a knack”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 14: Relaxing Riverside Walk

Lesson 1: Along VS Alongside
Lesson 2: Ensure VS Assure
Lesson 3: Using “Speaking of”
Lesson 4: Beside VS Besides
Lesson 5: Using “Hidden gem”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 16: Strategizing to Meet Project Deadlines

Lesson 1: Business Vocabulary
Lesson 2: Idiomatic Expressions
Lesson 3: Making Suggestions
Lesson 4: Using “Free up”
Lesson 5: Together VS Altogether

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 18: Debating Solutions to Urban Traffic Congestion

Lesson 1: Unreal Uses of Past Tenses (Wish, Would Rather, If only, It's time)
Lesson 2: Expressions for Debating and Arguing
Lesson 3: Using “Foresight”
Lesson 4: Synonyms
Lesson 5: Using “Have a say in”

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●  Understanding Quiz
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Dialogue 20: Catching up and Making Plans

Lesson 1: Slang and Informal Language
Lesson 2: Cultural and Social Terms
Lesson 3: Advanced Adjectives
Lesson 4: Gaming Vocabulary
Lesson 5: Phrasal Verbs With “Set”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 22: Strategies for Improving Sales Team Performance

Lesson 1: Phrasal Verbs With “Turn”
Lesson 2: Noun Phrase Complexity
Lesson 3: Complex Sentence Structures
Lesson 4: Expressions With “Need”
Lesson 5: Using “Overnight”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise

Dialogue 24: Addressing a Client's Request for Project Changes

Lesson 1: Advanced Punctuation
Lesson 2: Nominalisation
Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs with “Hold”
Lesson 4: Maintain VS Sustain
Lesson 5: Using “Hinge”

●  Speaking Exercise
●  Understanding Quiz
●  Writing Exercise