Real-World Practice: Ask for directions, recommendations, or help in stores, cafes, or transit. Go beyond basics—ask, “What’s your most popular dish?” instead of just ordering.
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 26 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Introduction4
- Authentic Storytelling6
- Blending In6
- Instinctive Speaking6
- ConclusionEnglish Skills Test, Final Project, and Preview of Next Course3
- Useful Links and Resources1
Curriculum
Create Space: Living in English Part 3
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In this third and final Create Space module, we will focus on creating space for curiosity by giving you opportunities to practice asking meaningful questions in real-world scenarios. Asking questions is one of the most powerful ways to learn, connect, and navigate the world in English.
Asking Questions & Expanding Your World
Ask & Connect: Start a chat with a coworker, neighbor, or classmate. Prepare 3–5 questions to keep it going and use follow-ups for a natural flow.
Work & Learning: Ask a question in a meeting or class, even for clarification. Try, “Can you explain that differently?” or “How does this relate to [topic]?”
Explore Through Interviews: Ask someone about their job, culture, or experience using open-ended questions like, “What’s the most valuable lesson from your work?”
