Free English Lessons
Short lessons designed to improve speaking, listening, vocabulary, and grammar without wasting your time.
Speaking
Natural responses, pronunciation practice, and phrases for real situations.
Grammar
Clear explanations with examples that show when and why each structure is used.
Vocabulary
Useful words taught in context so you can remember and use them correctly.
Listening
Dialogue-based practice to help you recognize connected, everyday English.
Travel English lessons
- English at the Airport — a complete journey from check-in to baggage claim, with 50 phrases and seven dialogues.
- Airport Check-In English — luggage, seats, documents, connections, and common questions.
- Passport Control English — truthful, concise answers for common immigration questions.
- Flight Cancellation and Delay English — rebooking, missed connections, accommodation, and written confirmation.
- Lost Luggage English — describe a suitcase and make a complete baggage report.
- English Phrases Used on a Plane — seats, meals, polite requests, and health problems.
- Hotel Check-In English — reservations, deposits, facilities, and room problems.
- Restaurant English Dialogues — reservations, ordering, allergies, complaints, and payment.
How to study each free lesson
- Read for meaning: understand the situation before studying individual words.
- Notice complete phrases: learn “Could I have…?” as a reusable pattern, not separate vocabulary.
- Speak both roles: practise rhythm, politeness, and question forms aloud.
- Answer without looking: cover one role and produce your own response.
- Change the details: use your destination, hotel, meal, problem, or travel dates.
Choose lessons at the right difficulty
If you need predictable, short conversations, begin at A1–A2. If you can manage routine exchanges but struggle when something goes wrong, work at B1. For detailed explanations, negotiation, and flexible conversation, practise at B2. Our English levels A1–B2 guide explains the differences.
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