Six ways in · one place

Find your voice in English

Read and watch the news, practise with games and quizzes, then study with me. Start anywhere on this page.

Talk to a human first

An app can mark your answer. A teacher hears the hesitation, catches the habit you can't hear yourself making, and makes you say the thing you'd normally avoid saying.

Kris Galezewski
Founder · lead teacher

Kris Galezewski

  • CELTA Pass A
  • 18 years teaching
  • B1 to C1

I'm Kris Galezewski, a CELTA-qualified teacher with 18 years in the classroom across Southeast Asia and Europe, from Vietnam National University to tech experts at CKSource and e-commerce giants like Allegro and OLX. I teach people in business, law, HR, tech and beyond, at all levels from B1 to C1. I use real-world materials to teach you real-world English, both in my lessons and in all the content I create for this site.

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Learn step by step

Start free, go deeper, then check what stuck.

01 · LessonsFree

The language you thought you knew

Lesson of the week

Verb tenses

English tense and aspect, practice, and common mistakes. Free, with audio, practice activities and its own quiz.

02 · CoursesHybrid · self-study

Go deeper, one course at a time

Course of the week

B1+/B2 Grammar Course

Tenses, modals, passives, conditionals and reported speech — real practice, not just rules. Try lessons 1 & 2 free.

03 · QuizzesOne for every lesson

Quiz yourself, find out what stuck

Quiz of the week

Phrasal verbs at work

12 questions · B2

Read, watch, play

New every week, free.

Lens: Videos · 5 a week

Short stories, long gains

Video of the week

Cities Rethinking the 15-Minute Commute

Lens: Articles 12 a week · B1 and B2–C1 · audio

Read the news, keep the words

Article of the week · BBC

The Office Is Now a Place You Visit

Hybrid work has quietly turned the office from a daily habit into an occasional destination.

B1 · B2–C1 · 6 min · audio

Games Free · no sign-up

Play your way to fluency

Game of the week

Synonym Sprint

Beat the clock, steal the word. Sixty seconds, no dictionary.