Career & academic · B1–B2 · Lesson 9/13
Academic Reading: Claims, Methods, and Limitations
Read research through its question, main claim, method, result, and important limitations.
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Career & academic · B1–B2 · Lesson 9/13
Read research through its question, main claim, method, result, and important limitations.
Advanced communication · B2 · Lesson 7/7
Evaluate the source, evidence, context, images, and confidence level of online content before sharing it.
Advanced communication · B2 · Lesson 6/7
Summarize main ideas and paraphrase faithfully by changing structure, grouping ideas, and citing sources clearly.
Independent English · B1 · Lesson 8/10
Read short news reports to separate the headline, lead, supporting details, attributed claims, and unconfirmed information.
Everyday confidence · A2 · Lesson 10/10
Read practical texts to find purpose, conditions, sequence, and the next action to take.
Starter toolkit · A1 · Lesson 10/10
Find required actions, times, places, and rules in common short practical texts.
Workplace · B1–B2 · Lesson 3/4
Read between the lines through word choice, contrast, and context without going beyond the evidence.
Real-life English · A2–B1 · Lesson 5/6
Choose the right reading speed, identify main ideas, and answer from evidence rather than intuition.
Foundations · A1 · Lesson 6/6
Read a short text, infer meaning, answer detail questions, and retell the story in your own words.
Apply SQ3R, choose level-appropriate texts, use a practical annotation system, and turn reading into speaking.