Definition-

Are you a learner of English at the upper intermediate level (CEFR level B2)? This part provides reading exercises to assist you in comprehending texts with a broad vocabulary where you may need to take the author's perspective into account. Articles, reports, messages, short stories, and reviews are all examples of texts.

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Example-

Are you there Beatriz?

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Andrew, hold on. 

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OK. Why is that? 

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Tomorrow is Caroline's birthday. 

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Oh, that's correct, I see! 

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What should you get her, did you consider? 

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Do you mean a gift? Didn't you purchase a product from each of us? 

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I apologize. I entirely forgot about it! 

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surprise 

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And I have late shifts at work. 

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So … 

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Could you go get a present today? 

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I suppose. What kind of things were you envisioning? 

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Dunno. Any suggestions? 

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Phone in a second. 

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I'm back, OK. 

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I just had a gift idea. 

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Go ahead. 

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brand-new earbuds? 

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Nah. Jeremy promised to get her some headphones.

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OK. Then what? 

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Do you recall seeing those spa gift cards? One of those, perhaps? 

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She would adore that! 

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Then I'll pick it up today. 

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Thank you very much. I'm grateful. 

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Not to worry. I'll see you then tomorrow. 

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Yep. 

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Once more, what time was it? 4? 

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4.30. If you'd like, I can come pick you up at your home. 

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yes yes yes yes 

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then CU. 

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For now, bye.

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Conclusion-

Each lesson includes a model text with writing tips, and tasks to test your understanding and practice various writing skills. Begin right away. Hope that this article helped you and for more information on relevant topics you can visit the SpeakoClub website and can learn and explore more about English speaking and writing.

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