A Telegram channel run by a teacher: clear explanations, real practice and useful materials that help you start speaking.
Join the Telegram channel and the materials and examples are available right away. Short posts and visual explanations make every topic easy to follow.
Structured tips, detailed breakdowns and materials you can put into practice straight away.
Learning materials, language breakdowns, practice, handy collections and a bit of humor — more reasons to stay in touch with the language.
The program follows the international CEFR scale: you start from your current level and move up one step at a time.
You understand and use everyday phrases: you can introduce yourself, ask simple questions and answer them.
You talk about yourself, your work, shopping and your day in short, simple sentences.
You cope with most everyday and travel situations, describe your experience and explain your plans.
You speak confidently on a wide range of topics, follow complex texts and argue your point of view.
You express yourself fluently and precisely and use the language for study and work.
How fast you progress depends on your goals and regular practice.
Lessons and practice are all in the channel. Join today — access is open.
Before class, I open the channel and review the topic. Examples with mistakes are especially helpful — I recognize my own in them.
I’m learning English for work. I already use some phrases from the lessons in my messages. They stick much better this way than when you just write them down in your notes.
Before the trip, I just wanted to be able to get by in a shop, café, or hotel. I liked that there are plenty of these everyday situations here without a ton of theory.
I came back to English after quite a long break. I thought it would be harder, but little by little things are coming back. I especially like that you can ask again if you’re unsure about something, and nobody makes a big deal out of it.
I need a rule shown with an example, not explained with half a page of terms. That's fine here.
In the group, someone is always asking something or making a mistake somewhere. Sometimes I hear someone else’s question and realize I was doing the same thing. I like that, because you learn not only from your own mistakes.
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