English Conversation Practice Summary Estimated Student Level: B2-C1 In this conversation practice session, we discussed many interesting topics from our recent travels and observations about different cultures. We started by talking about trips to Japan and China,...
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English Conversation Practice – Travel and Society
English Conversation Practice - Travel and Society Summary Estimated Student Level: B2-C1 In today's lesson, we had an extensive conversation covering multiple topics. We began by discussing travel experiences in Asia, particularly comparing cities in Japan and China....
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## Summary: German Colony in Uruguay This lesson covered the history of German immigration and settlement in Uruguay from the mid-19th century to the present day. It explained the reasons for German migration, where settlers came from, how they established...
English Conversation Practice
English Conversation Practice Summary Estimated Student Level: B2-C1 In this conversation practice session, we discussed a wide variety of topics with your teacher. The conversation began with travel experiences, particularly comparing cities in Japan and China. We...
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Past Simple vs Past Continuous Summary Estimated Student Level: A2-B1 This lesson focuses on helping students understand the crucial difference between Past Simple and Past Continuous tenses in English. The teacher addresses common mistakes German-speaking students...
Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns
Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns Summary Student Level: A2-B1 In today's lesson, we focused on understanding the difference between countable and uncountable nouns in English, and when to use "how many" versus "how much." Your teacher explained that countable things...
Language Learning – Present Perfect and Time Expressions
Language Learning - Present Perfect and Time Expressions Summary Estimated Student Level: B1-B2 In today's lesson, we explored the differences between German and English grammar structures, particularly focusing on time expressions like "still," "yet," "already," and...
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Common English Idioms Summary Estimated Student Level: B1-B2 This lesson introduces students to essential English idioms that are frequently used in everyday conversation. The material covers 12 common idiomatic expressions that native speakers use regularly, making...
English Conversation Practice – Holiday Activities and Tax Discussion
English Conversation Practice - Holiday Activities and Tax Discussion Summary Estimated Student Level: B1-B2 In this lesson, we talked about how you're spending your holiday doing housework instead of relaxing. Your teacher was interested to hear about all the...
English Conversation Practice – Golf and Diabetes
English Conversation Practice - Golf and Diabetes Summary Student Level: B1-B2 (Intermediate) In today's lesson, we had an engaging conversation about several topics. We started by discussing your recent diabetes conference in Berlin, where you met with other...
B2 & C1 General Grammar
Present Perfect vs. Past Simple (Nuances)
Present Perfect vs. Past Simple | Grammar Guide Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Understanding the nuances between these two essential tenses Understanding the Difference The Present Perfect and Past Simple can be confusing because they both talk about past events....
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Revitalizing Dead Leads Summary Estimated Student Level: B2-C1 This lesson presents a business conversation about a new service that helps companies reconnect with old, inactive customer leads. The speaker explains their company's innovative approach to revitalizing...
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