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  • Indoor air moves between a gas hob, open window, and air purifier
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    The Air Inside Your Home: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on indoor air quality: compare source control, ventilation and filtration through ordinary household examples, build vocabulary for pollutants, and practice have something done.

  • Pickles, yogurt, sourdough, and supplement capsules on a store shelf
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    Fermented Food, Live Cultures, and the Label: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on fermented food and probiotics: learn why a fermented food is not automatically a probiotic, build vocabulary for labels and claims, and practice both … and / neither … nor.

  • Three people adapt the same yoga pose to different ranges of motion
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    Yoga Beyond Being Flexible: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on yoga and the evidence behind it: read what researchers have actually measured, build vocabulary for adaptation and injury, and practice could and was able to.

  • An evening room with a warm lamp, a clock at the window and a bright screen
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    Your Body Clock and Your Evening: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on the sleep/wake cycle: follow light, melatonin and sleep pressure through an ordinary evening, build vocabulary for rhythm and routine, and practice the present perfect continuous.

  • A takeaway cup releasing a glittering cloud of tiny particles
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    What Is in Your Takeaway Cup? B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on plastic particles in hot drinks: read how scientists measure what a cup releases, build vocabulary for evidence, and practice reporting findings with that-clauses.

  • Two adults looking through family photographs
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    Memory Is Reconstruction: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on memory reconstruction: explore how recall rebuilds the past, learn memory vocabulary, and practice tend to and be likely to.

  • An adult reflecting beside a window with a journal
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    Emotional Granularity: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on emotional granularity: explore naming feelings precisely, build emotion vocabulary, and practice the more… the better.

  • A chess player concentrating while a cyclist passes behind
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    The Invisible Gorilla: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on the invisible gorilla: explore selective attention, build vocabulary, and practice past simple and past continuous narration.

  • A traveler considering dramatic news while an ordinary street continues outside
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    The Availability Heuristic: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on the availability heuristic: explore risk and judgment, build vocabulary, and practice gerunds and infinitives.

  • An anchor pulling one side of a balance scale beside a price tag
    B1–C2 English Lessons | B2

    The Anchoring Effect: B2 English Lesson

    B2 English lesson on the anchoring effect: explore how first numbers shape judgment, build vocabulary for estimates, and practice modals of deduction.

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  • TOEFL Practice
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