The course · track

Social & dating

New people, close ties. 2 units, 10 scenes, each one played three ways. Tracks open the moment your level allows, independent of the road: this is the one to pick when this is what your week needs.

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Unit 1 of 2 · A2 and up

New people

Parties, clubs, exchanges, second dates.After this unitIntroduce yourself and ask a question · Keep a conversation going · Trade corrections kindly · Decline with a reason
5 scenes

Scene 1 · 3 min · Prima plays a stranger by the fridge

The house party

A crowded kitchen.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A friendly stranger. Introduce yourself and ask how they know the host.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A stranger with stories. Keep the conversation going for five minutes.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A stranger who is bored. Win them over or exit gracefully.
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Scene 2 · 3 min · Prima plays the club captain

Join the running club

A park at 7 a.m..

A1 · A2 Beginner
A welcoming captain. Say you want to join and how fast you run.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A captain with a schedule. Ask about the routes, the times and the group.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A captain who is intimidating. Hold your own with humour.
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Scene 3 · 3 min · Prima plays a native speaker learning your language

The language exchange

A café table.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A partner who is shy. Introduce yourself and ask about their goals.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A partner who corrects you. Trade corrections kindly, half in each language.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A partner who never switches to your language. Negotiate the split with charm.
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Scene 4 · 3 min · Prima plays someone you like

The second date

A walk in the park.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A date who is easy to talk to. Ask about their week and say what you liked last time.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A date who asks real questions. Talk about what you want, listen well, suggest a third date.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A date who sends mixed signals. Ask directly, kindly.
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Scene 5 · finale · 3 min · Prima plays a friend with plans

Decline politely

A phone call.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A friend who understands. Say you cannot and thank them.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A friend who is disappointed. Decline with a reason and offer another day.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A friend who pushes. Hold the no without hurting them.
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Unit 2 of 2 · B2 and up

Close ties

Apologies, boundaries, breakups.After this unitOwn a mistake · Set a boundary warmly · Say a hard thing clearly · Explain a custom
5 scenes

Scene 1 · 3 min · Prima plays a friend you let down

The difficult apology

A quiet café.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A friend who forgives quickly. Say sorry and what for.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A friend who wants to understand. Own it, no excuses, ask what would help.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A friend who is still angry. Stay, listen, repair.
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Scene 2 · 3 min · Prima plays a friend who calls at midnight

Set a boundary

A phone call.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A friend who apologises. Say you cannot talk late.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A friend who needs you. Explain the boundary and keep the friendship.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A friend who takes it personally. Hold it with warmth.
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Scene 3 · 3 min · Prima plays your partner

The breakup

A park bench.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A partner who saw it coming. Say it is over and why, simply.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A partner with questions. Say it clearly, listen, agree the practical things.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A partner who bargains. Stay kind and stay decided.
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Scene 4 · 3 min · Prima plays two flatmates

The flatmate meeting

A living room.

A1 · A2 Beginner
Flatmates who agree. Say what bothers you about the dishes.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
Flatmates with their own complaints. Agree a rota and a rule about guests.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A flatmate who does not care. Get a commitment.
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Scene 5 · finale · 3 min · Prima plays a curious friend

Explain your custom

A dinner with friends.

A1 · A2 Beginner
A friend who asks about home. Explain one tradition from home.
B1 · B2 Intermediate
A friend who wants the why. Explain why it matters and answer questions.
C1 · C2 Advanced
A friend who finds it strange. Handle the awkwardness with grace.
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