Instead of lessons, you enjoy a 12-act story that keeps you intrigued and involved. The characters encounter all the situations that you would on a typical visit or business trip. From the very first minute, you'll be listening to real-life dialogue and usable sentences.

So you absorb not only the vocabulary you need as you follow the story, but the grammatical structure, too.

You hear the Radio Drama in three different forms, so you get the repetition you need to create long-term memory, but the varying versions keep it interesting.

A. First there is a Narrated Version. This is an ideal version to listen to in the car.

B. Then an Acted Version with different voices and sound effects — like an armchair theatre! You begin to create a 'mental movie' of the scenes.

C. Finally there is the Concert Review - a very unusual version where the text is spoken dramatically over a background of music. It’s a very memorable technique — and if you think how easy it is to learn the words of a song without any conscious effort, you will understand how it works.