Why learn by scene?
A scene keeps vocabulary, listening and production tied to one real communication goal.
REAL-LIFE SCENE PATH
Travel
Airport, hotel, restaurant, directionsWHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO
Handle common travel moments with clear, level-matched English.
Listen for the intent, say the useful language, understand it in context, then adapt it to your own situation.CORE EXPRESSIONS
Could you tell me where gate 12 is?请问 12 号登机口在哪里？
I have a reservation under Chen.我用 Chen 这个名字预订了。
Is there another way to get there?还有别的方式可以到那里吗？
How long does the journey take?这段路程需要多长时间？
Could I have the bill, please?可以请你把账单给我吗？
My flight has been delayed.我的航班延误了。
ONE SCENE · FOUR SKILLS
Follow the practice path in order
YOUR PATH
Start at B1, then practice one communication goal.
LEVEL + GOAL + EVIDENCE
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FULL SET
Keep practicing this scene
B1 · Role-play
Travel: ask for help
Say it out loud — ask for what you need.
4 minB1 · Quick checkTravel: quick check
A few quick questions on this scenario.
3 minB1 · Short textReading a train ticket
Learn to read the key details on a train ticket.
3 minB1 · EmailEmail a hotel about your booking
Write a short email to confirm a hotel booking.
8 minA2 · DialogueHotel: checking in
Follow a check-in conversation at a hotel front desk.
2:10A2 · ExercisePrepositions for directions
Pick the right preposition for giving directions.
5 minA2 · Word setAt the restaurant
Ten words you need when ordering a meal abroad.
6 minTEMPLATE → YOUR SITUATION
Transfer the language to a real moment
QUESTIONS
How this topic path works
How is this path chosen?
It prioritizes your B1 level, selected skill, goal and recent learning evidence.
Can I make my own version?
Yes. Use the built-in scene as a template, then generate a version with your level, goal and situation.