Practice English listening and speaking with 4 short dialogues using the present perfect tense. Perfect for A2+/B1 learners! Listen, read, and repeat to improve your pronunciation, comprehension, and fluency. Free PDF included.

Learn how to talk about the future in English using more than just "will." This guide explains future forms with 127 natural example sentences to help you speak more confidently.

Practice English speaking with 25 daily routine conversation questions for A2–B1 learners. Includes examples, tips, and a free 3-page PDF for self-study or classroom use.

Practice English listening and speaking with 4 short dialogues using the past simple tense. Perfect for A2 learners! Listen, read, and repeat to improve your pronunciation, comprehension, and fluency.

Practice English listening and speaking with 4 short Present Simple dialogues for beginners. Improve pronunciation, fluency, and comprehension skills.

Practice English with 25 travel conversation questions for ESL learners. Talk about trips, hotels, food, dream destinations, and more. For A2–B1 students.

Learn and practice English with 25 food conversation questions for A2/B1 ESL learners, including a PDF and picture exercise — perfect for speaking practice, classrooms, and online lessons.

Explore the English Conversation Questions Hub to improve your English or to help your students. Ideal for self-study or for the ESL classroom.

100+ hobbies conversation questions for A2/B1 English learners. Practice speaking about hobbies with warm-up prompts, picture practice, and themed discussion questions for classroom or self-study.

Practice prepositions of time (at, on, in) by answering conversation questions. Ideal for A2/B1 English learners who want to improve their speaking skills.

Learn the difference between “a/an” and “one” in English. Clear explanations with many examples of how to use them in real sentences.

A2 beginner/pre-intermediate English listening practice. Focus: Third person present simple and morning routine vocabulary.

Learn the difference between "no," "not," and "none," and avoid these common mistakes. Ideal for beginners.

Learn the similarities and differences between "have" and "have got" with clear examples and categories.

Learn how to use the prepositions of time, "at," "on," and "in" in this clear, practical resource.

Fundamental English Learn how to count from 1 to 100 in English. Listen to the audio to practice your pronunciation, then listen to the...