This unit focuses on reflecting on life experiences and communicating ideas clearly in more formal and informal situations. You will learn how to use structures such as used to, would, and expressions like “as” to describe past habits, obligations, and situations.
You will expand your vocabulary by talking about difficulty, cause and result, and develop your ability to describe photos and express opinions carefully.
You will improve your pronunciation by working on contrastive stress, helping you emphasise meaning more effectively in speech.
You will practise key communication skills such as expressing disagreement politely, describing changes in your life, and responding thoughtfully in conversations.
You will also develop your English skills: Listening (interviews and monologues), Reading (articles, features, and advertisements), Speaking (describing images and expressing opinions), and Writing (writing a job application and creating a positive impression).
By the end of this unit, you will be able to communicate your experiences and opinions more clearly, use a wider range of language, and respond confidently in real-life situations.