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Small talk that works
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For English you use in the real world.Social English
Your goal: Feel comfortable having everyday conversations.
Sample lessons
Introduce yourself
Opening a conversation
Describing food
Talking about your family
Sharing your hobbies
Making invitations
SocialBusiness
For English you use at work.Business English
Your goal: Communicate with confidence when talking to colleagues or clients.
Sample lessons
Make formal introductions
Introduce your company
Schedule meetings
Making polite requests
Socializing and networking
Presentations in English
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LearnVocab Workout17 words due today
LearnPracticeFour drills from your teachers
Up nextPrepareWarm UpClass Mon, 9:00 am
NewReinforceQuick Review4 questions from your class
Practice Drills
Drill 2 of 4
Pick the more natural reply: “Nice to meet you!”
“Me too, nice to meet.”“You too! I’m Alice.”
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Teacher’s notesExplain with AI
Small talk – light, friendly chat about everyday things.
Get along – to have a friendly relationship.
Catch up – to talk about what’s new since you last met.
Icebreaker – something you say to start a conversation.
Nice to meet you – a polite thing to say when you meet someone.
What do you do? – a common way to ask about someone’s job.
Where are you from? – asks about someone’s home town or country.
Hit it off – to like each other right away.
Introduce yourself – to say your name and a little about you.
Have something in common – to share an interest or experience.
Make friends – to start a friendship.
Keep in touch – to stay in contact after you meet.
Quick ReviewAssignment
What you said
Class with Max · your teacher’s fixes
You said“I am agree with you.”Try“I agree with you.”
You said“We should meet for catch up.”Try“We should meet to catch up.”
You said“He is very easy to talk.”Try“He’s very easy to talk to.”
Quick Review
Question 2 of 4 · from your class
In class you talked about seeing an old friend. Fill the gap: “Let’s ___ up next week.”
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Before your next classWarm Up3 phrases from your last class · 3 min
Say them out loud
We should meet to catch up.
We really hit it off.
Let’s keep in touch.
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Teacher’s notesExplain with AI
Small talk – light, friendly chat about everyday things.
Get along – to have a friendly relationship.
Catch up – to talk about what’s new since you last met.
Icebreaker – something you say to start a conversation.
Quick ReviewAssignment
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