Elements
Elements are the building blocks of a course: one kind of exercise or input, built and tested once, reused everywhere. Select one to see it.
Dictation. Hear a phrase and write it. Steps up to longer, harder phrases. Fill-in. Complete the gap. Steps up to fewer cues and harder forms. Sentence builder. Build the sentence from its words. Steps up to more words and no scaffolding. Drag the words. Place words from a bank. Steps up with more distractors. Multiple choice. Choose the right answer. Steps up with closer, trickier options. Picture choice. Match what you hear to an image. Steps up with more similar images. Matching. Pair items. Steps up with more pairs and closer meanings. Retrieval card. Recall from memory. Steps up from recognising to producing. Scan and find. Find information in a real-looking document. Steps up with denser text. Instruction listening. Follow spoken instructions. Steps up with more, faster commands. Audio dialogue. Understand a conversation by ear. Steps up to faster, less clear speech. Problem scenario. Resolve a complication. Steps up with trickier problems. Dialogue · pick your line. Take part in an exchange. Steps up from choosing a line to typing it.