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C2 Lesson: Entertainment or Exploitation? The Ethics of True Crime Media
When a Netflix series recreated a victim's sister's courtroom words, the debate over true crime ethics exploded. Explore both sides and practice cleft sentences.
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C1 Lesson: The Lie That Became a National Scandal
In 2003, a young New York Times reporter's invented stories toppled the paper's two top editors. Explore the Jayson Blair case and practice mixed conditionals.
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B2 Lesson: The Teenager Who Talked His Way Into a Cockpit
Frank Abagnale's story of impersonating a Pan Am pilot made him famous — until a 2020 investigation challenged most of it. Explore the case and practice modals of deduction.
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B1 Lesson: Learning to Surf the Hard Way
Follow a beginner surfer through a summer of wipeouts and slow progress. Practice used to and would for past habits.
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A2 Lesson: My Exchange Week Abroad
Follow Maya on her week-long exchange trip to Japan, from a nervous first day to an emotional goodbye. Practice the simple past with time expressions.
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A1 Lesson: Learning to Skateboard
Meet Zoe, a young skater learning new tricks! Follow her story and practice using can and can't to talk about ability.
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C2 Lesson: Is Free Will Real? Philosophy Meets Neuroscience
From Libet's famous 1983 experiment to its modern reinterpretation, explore what neuroscience can and can't tell us about free will. Practice concessive clauses.
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C1 Lesson: The Experiment That Went Too Far
The Stanford Prison Experiment shaped how we understand human cruelty for fifty years — until new research questioned the story itself. Explore the case and practice reported speech and hedging language.
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B2 Lesson: The Cold Case That Still Puzzles Investigators
In 1971 a hijacker jumped from a Boeing 727 with $200,000 and was never seen again. Explore the competing theories about what happened to him and practice modals of speculation.
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B1 Lesson: My First Job Interview (And Everything That Went Wrong)
Follow Alex through the most chaotic morning of his life — his first job interview. Practice the past continuous and past simple with when and while.
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A2 Lesson: A Weekend on the Farm
Join Ben on his first weekend at a farm, where he learns new chores from Mrs. Baker. Practice the simple past with first, then, after that, and finally.
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A1 Lesson: The Lost Dog
Priya's dog Biscuit is missing! Follow the clues with her friends and learn to use "there is," "there are," and prepositions of place.
