1. Welcoming and introductions
Practise greetings, introductions and giving help.
2. Giving information
Practise giving information about dates, prices and conditions.
Speaking Tutorial 1
3. Explaining rules and describing problems
Study language of obligation, prohibition and permission.
Speaking Tutorial 2
4. Planning and arranging
Practise talking about times, schedules and arrangements, and describing purposes, precautions and reasons.
Speaking Tutorial 3
5. Explaining where to go and what to do
Practise describing bureaucratic procedures.
6. Giving instructions
Practise expressing intentions, possibility and necessity.
Language review
The Language review is a summary of the vocabulary, grammar and useful phrases you have studied.
Final test
Check what you have learnt.
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attendant
attendant (n)
a person who deals with customers, clients or users
enrol
enrol (v)
to register and pay for a course
mention
mention (n)
to speak or refer to something
main
main (adj)
principal, the most used
straight
straight (adj)
in a line, not turning
ahead
ahead (adv)
forwards
downstairs
downstairs (adv)
to the level or levels below the one you're on
bottom
bottom (n)
the lowest part of
hold
hold (v)
to make happen
tuition
tuition (n)
teaching
knowledge
knowledge (n)
things you know or understand
due_to
due to (exp)
because of
improve
improve (v)
to make better
competence
competence (n)
knowledge and ability to speak and understand a language
encounter
encounter (v)
to find, to come across
average
average (adj)
normal, most common number
required
required (adj)
be necessary
subject_to_change
subject to change (exp)
can vary or change at different times
toner
toner (n)
the coloured powders or pigments used in a printer
cartridge
cartridge (n)
the container that toner or ink comes in, that you usually use and then throw away