SPEAKING · 03MAKE A CHOICEWhere shall
Where shall
we go first?
Choose a place. Give one reason.
“Let's start at the garden.”
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Adults and teens 13+ Beginner to advanced
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SPEAKING · 03 SPEAKING · 02CHECK THE TIMINGCan we fit
Can we fit
it all in?
Put the stops in order.
10:00 Garden12:00 Gallery13:30 Lunch
LIVE LESSON · 01
Practice
Try a phrase. Get useful feedback.
Practise the language for making a plan, with another chance to try when you need it.
TRY IT YOURSELF01 / 03How about ___ at the garden?
Choose a natural way to suggest a place.
Choose an answer. You can try again.
Games
Build a day out that works.
Use the clues to choose a plan, then say how you would arrange it together.
DAY-OUT CHALLENGE0 / 3 plans
PLAN 01 · CHECK THE OPENING TIMEThe gallery opens at 11:00. When should you meet there?
Choose the plan that fits the clue.
Learning progress
See what you can do. Choose what comes next.
Review what you can do independently, where support helps, and what you and your teacher may work on next.
YOUR LEARNINGEXAMPLESee beyond the score.
8/10
answers completed
including 2 with a hint
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A NEXT STEP TO DISCUSS
Make a clear suggestion for your day out.
Illustrative report design with sample figures. Not a live learner result.
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Arrange your free level check.
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Adults and teenagers aged 13 and above, from beginner to advanced. We’ll discuss your goals and current level to help identify a suitable option.
How does the teacher identify what I need?
We start with your goals and a free level check. During lessons, your responses and questions help your teacher understand what you can do and where further support may help.
What happens during a lesson?
You take part in a mix of explanations and learning activities. These may include speaking, listening, reading, writing, games and discussion, with feedback from your teacher.
How will I learn between lessons?
We provide homework and supplementary materials connected to your lessons. Your teacher explains what to focus on.
What does it cost, and how do I start?
Message us to discuss group or private lessons. We’ll explain the fees, schedule and what’s included before you enrol. Your level check is free.
Can a parent be involved?
Yes. For teenage learners, we can discuss goals and progress with a parent or guardian.
What do I need for an online lesson?
You will need an internet connection and a device with working sound and a microphone. Contact HEA before booking so we can explain how to join and discuss your setup.