Why learn by scene?
A scene keeps vocabulary, listening and production tied to one real communication goal.
REAL-LIFE SCENE PATH
Study & Academic
Lectures, essays, campus, researchWHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO
Handle common study & academic 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 explain this concept again?你可以再解释一下这个概念吗？
What evidence supports this argument?什么证据支持这个论点？
I would like to ask about the deadline.我想询问一下截止日期。
My main point is that…我的主要观点是……
How should we divide the work?我们应该如何分工？
Could you give me feedback on this draft?你可以给这份草稿一些反馈吗？
ONE SCENE · FOUR SKILLS
Follow the practice path in order
YOUR PATH
Start at B1, then practice one communication goal.
LEVEL + GOAL + EVIDENCE
Recommended next
FULL SET
Keep practicing this scene
B1 · Email
Email a professor
Write a short, polite email to ask for help.
8 minB1 · Word setCampus vocabulary
Ten words you need around a university campus.
6 minA2 · DialoguePlanning a group project
Hear classmates divide the tasks for a project.
2:15B2 · Short textEssay structure basics
Read the three-part shape most essays follow.
3 minB2 · ExerciseAcademic linking words
Choose the right linker to join academic ideas.
5 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.