Eleanor Hayes
Lexical approach
Teaches ready-made chunks for real situations (meetings, interviews) and builds accuracy around them.
“Welcome. I'm Eleanor. Today you'll leave with three phrases you can use in your next meeting.”
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Learn English by speaking it.
Two AI teachers who teach English in two different ways, real conversations from day one, and corrections that tell you what changed and why. Ada, your speaking mentor, keeps you talking every day.
- 2teachers, two methods
- 11real-life scenes
- 12placement questions
- 5steps in every class
Your teachers
Same language, two ways to learn it.
Pick the one whose method suits you. You can switch at any time; your progress stays with you.
Marcus Bell
Task-based learning
Starts with a real task, lets you try it your way, then teaches what you needed.
“Hey, I'm Marcus. Let's just talk first, and we'll polish it together after.”
What you will practise
Real scenes, in English.
Each scene opens with the line you would really hear. Your partner stays in role; corrections come after, never mid-sentence.
Introduce yourself and describe a project you are proud of.
Thanks for coming in today. Could you start by telling me a little about yourself?
Interviewer · B1
Practise this scene →Give a short status update in a team meeting and handle a follow-up question.
Let's go round the table. What's the status on your part this week?
Team lead · B1
Practise this scene →Check in to a hotel and sort out a problem with the booking.
Good evening, welcome. Do you have a reservation with us?
Receptionist · A2
Practise this scene →Negotiate a later deadline with a client while keeping the relationship positive.
Thanks for joining. So, are we still on track to deliver by Friday?
Client · B2
Practise this scene →Answer questions after a short presentation, including one you can't fully answer.
Thanks for the presentation. Could you say a bit more about how you chose your target users?
Audience member · B2
Practise this scene →Order a meal and explain a food allergy clearly to the waiter.
Good evening! Are you ready to order, or would you like a few more minutes?
Waiter · A2
Practise this scene →Sort out a missed train connection at the ticket desk.
Hello, how can I help you?
Ticket agent · A2
Practise this scene →Book a doctor's appointment by phone and give the practical details.
Good morning, Riverside Clinic. How can I help?
Clinic receptionist · A2
Practise this scene →Ask the right questions at an apartment viewing.
Hi, come in! This is the living room. What would you like to know?
Landlord · B1
Practise this scene →Politely disagree with a point in a seminar and support your view.
So the article argues that remote work lowers productivity. Who'd like to respond?
Seminar leader · B2
Practise this scene →Ask a lecturer for feedback on an essay and agree on next steps.
Come in. You wanted to talk about your essay?
Lecturer · B1
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