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Maria · C2 teacherOriginal 28-minute lesson
C2 LAB · A2–B2 · FREE100 common English verbs.
100 common English verbs.
100 phrases to actually say.
Start with Maria's original listen-and-repeat video. Then change the voice and practise the same English with Hannah — naturally, slowly, or without seeing the sentence first.
You've practised with Maria.
Now meet Hannah.
Understanding one teacher is good. Understanding another voice is better.
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Hannah · C2 Lab VoiceBritish English · Natural + Learning
Phrase 1 of 100
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001COMMON VERB
TO BE
I am a wonderful teacher.
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Your turn.Repeat the whole phrase aloud. Copy the rhythm, not just the words.
0phrases practised
2listening speeds
100real phrases
A2–B2useful range
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WHY PHRASES?
The verb is only the starting point.
Spoken English happens in chunks. Listen to the whole phrase, notice its stress and rhythm, then reproduce it aloud.
Listen naturally
Connected English at a realistic pace.
Notice more
Learning speed gives you more clarity.
Repeat the chunk
Say the complete phrase, not an isolated word.
Change the voice
Move from Maria to Hannah.
100 VERBS · 100 EXAMPLES
The complete practice list.
| # | Verb | Example phrase | Listen |
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TEACHER-DESIGNED PRACTICE
Use it your way.
Teacher tip
Use Quick 5 or Quick 10, hide the sentence and let students listen first.
Use Quick 5 or Quick 10, hide the sentence and let students listen first.
Is this vocabulary or pronunciation practice?
Both, but the central goal is listening and speaking in complete phrases.
What level is it for?
Most useful around A2–B2.
Why two voices?
Maria leads the original human lesson; Hannah gives learners a second British-English voice.
KEEP PRACTISING
One exercise should lead to the next.
READY FOR FEEDBACK?
Practise alone. Progress with a teacher.
Free practice helps you repeat more. A C2 teacher can help you notice what to change — pronunciation, rhythm, grammar and fluency — and build it into one personal learning plan.