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PPL (4 s - 5 e)

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A Pretty Little Mystery · C1 English DREAMS & NIGHTMARES “Sometimes the scariest thing isn't the nightmare. It's waking up and wondering whether you're still in it.” ADVANCED SPEAKING PSYCHOLOGY MYSTERY C1 VOCABULARY A dark, mysterious lesson inspired by the atmosphere of Pretty Little Liars. 01 · The Nightmare 02 · The Vocabulary 03 · The Investigation 04 · Speaking Lab PART ONE 🖤 The Nightmare Within a Nightmare Your role: You are Hanna's confidante. She has told you about a terrifying dream, and you need to decide what it might mean. There is no single correct interpretation — support your ideas with evidence from the story. 1. Warm-up: Choose your side Choose a position, then explain your reasoning. You must give at least one example or argument. 🔮 Dreams predict the future. Coincidence, intuition or something more? Discuss this side Can a dream ever be a warning? Have you heard a story about a ...
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Work and Travel

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♡ WORK & TRAVEL USA ♡ B1 ENGLISH 60-MINUTE INTERVIEW PREP Your American Dream Interview ✈ Speak clearly. Stay confident. Be yourself. A complete interactive preparation lesson for your Work & Travel interview. Practise personal questions, work experience, programme motivation, money, travel, problem-solving and future plans. 🎤 100 interview questions Model answers + personal practice 📝 Interactive worksheet Translation, vocabulary and grammar 🏆 Final mock interview Practice your confidence Warm-up Vocabulary Grammar Interview answers Practice Mock interview 🌸 1. Warm-up — Let's get comfortable! Teacher: Ask the student these questions. Encourage full sentences, but don't correct every mistake immediately. 1. How are you feeling about your interview? 2. What is your biggest worry? 3. What are you most excited about? 4. What three words describe you? 5. What do you think the interviewer wants to know? 6. What would make you feel more con...
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PPL

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C1 · Advanced English Teen edition 60-minute individual lesson PRETTY LITTLE LIARS The Café: Something Isn't Right Secrets. Suspicion. Half-truths. And one very uncomfortable coffee date. “In Rosewood, the most suspicious person in the room is not always the one who has something to hide.” Your mission: analyse the evidence, learn advanced vocabulary, investigate the grammar, and decide who is telling the truth. Lesson route: Warm-up → Vocabulary → Mystery reading → Grammar → Investigation tasks → Speaking → Final challenge. 1 Warm-up: Trust issues Time: 5 minutes. There are no right or wrong answers. Give reasons and examples, and challenge your teacher's opinions, too. Let's talk Have you ever had a feeling that something was wrong, even though you had no evidence? What makes a person suspicious: their words, body language, or timing? Would you rather know an unpleasant truth or beli...
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