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Ideal for those who want to improve their everyday English conversation while having fun!

You can practice not only conversations based on the text, but also applied conversations. It is based on a specific approach to learning, which takes you from not just "understanding" to "doing."

It covers three skills:

listening
reading
speaking

Beginner-level
You will be able to have simple and short conversations about a limited number of topics, such as yourself, your family, and familiar things. If you are asked questions about everyday topics, you will be able to have long conversations. You will also be able to have coherent conversations about familiar topics and topics of personal interest.


Intermediate-level
You will be able to have relatively long, free conversations about your own ideas and highly abstract topics. You will also be able to discuss not only abstract topics but also a wide range of cultural topics. It’s a little challenging yet rewarding!


Advance-level
You will be able to express coherent and persuasive opinions on a wide range of topics. This lesson includes topics about etiquettes, work cultures, social issues, technology, future, music, art, fashion, and many more! Mold your mastery to the language and become that native-like speaker you wish to be!

It’s fun, practical, and comprehensive!

Learning everyday English conversation expressions and grammar is super important for a few clear reasons. First off, it helps you talk naturally in your daily life. Everyday chats often use phrases and words that might not be in formal lessons. Knowing these makes your communication feel more genuine and fits in better with how people really talk.

Understanding Basic English grammar is also a big deal. It means you can express yourself more clearly. So, whether you're writing emails, talking with friends, or handling work stuff, good grammar makes sure people get what you're saying, and it makes you sound more professional.

Getting the hang of everyday English expressions also helps you connect with the culture. Language and culture go hand in hand. Knowing the informal side of the language gives you a peek into how people live and talk. This not only boosts your language skills but also helps you feel more at home in English-speaking communities.