Intermediate English Course 1
Practice Lab is organized by unit so each game, reading, listening, workshop, and speaking activity stays connected to the course topic it supports.
Practice dashboard
Open each folder to find the practice activities connected to that unit.
Personality, behavior, stereotypes, descriptions, labels, and cautious language.
Practice describing what people are like and how they behave in different situations.
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Use personality adjectives, behavior descriptions, and classroom interaction to guess characters respectfully.
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Explain what people are believed to be like, how they usually behave, and why generalizations can be incomplete.
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Create an original character, describe personality traits and habits, and compare powers.
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Listen to a superhero story about stereotypes, first impressions, and looking beyond labels.
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Continue the story with a reading about names, rumors, and the real stories behind quick labels.
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Reuse the roulette-based classroom game with profession portraits, yes/no questions, and vocabulary support.
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Investigate a burglary scene, interview an eyewitness, describe suspects, and summarize the case cautiously.
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Practice personality descriptions in four guided sections, receive immediate feedback, and complete the full-paragraph challenge.
Start practicingPersonal goals, support, timelines, recent life events, and detailed conversations.
Insert students' wishes, hopes, or dreams and find partners based on similar goals or possible support.
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Prepare a written timeline of recent life events before a partner conversation.
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Listen to a two-voice American English conversation about reconnecting and ordering life events.
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Practice hopes and a life-changing experience in four guided sections, then complete the full-paragraph challenge.
Start practicingSuperlatives, famous places, measurement language, opinions, and justifications.
Choose from five image walls, answer superlative questions, compare famous places, and justify opinions.
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Choose a human or natural wonder, prepare a 2–4 minute oral presentation with superlatives, facts, and a recommendation, then vote as a class.
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Complete 20 fill-in-the-blank grammar sentences with three serious options, detailed feedback, and no answer-pattern shortcuts.
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Practice superlatives, comparisons and a recommendation in four guided sections, then complete the full-paragraph challenge.
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