About this series

​Versatile Lessons for Teachers is a series of practical e-booklets designed to provide teachers with both linguistic insights and ready-to-use lessons for the classroom.

The series is launching in March 2025.

​The title carries a double meaning, reflecting the flexibility of the preposition for in English—these booklets offer lessons for teachers to learn from (beneficiary meaning) while also containing structured lessons for teachers to use with their students (purpose meaning). This dual function highlights the series' aim to support both professional development and classroom practice.

Book 1: Pronunciation 

This practical booklet helps students improve their pronunciation while providing teachers with ready-to-use materials. It includes two exam-style reading texts, designed for both practice and awareness-raising, plus key pronunciation strategies and teaching resources.

Book 2: Kidlin's Law

Coming soon

Book 3: First Language Acquisition

This beautifully structured booklet offers teachers and learners a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating process of how babies acquire language — while developing students’ English skills, general knowledge, and metalinguistic awareness.

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Book 4:  ChatGPT

Book 5: Knowledge

Book 6: Phrasal Verb Dialogues

Book 7:  10,000 hours

Book 8: Brexit

Coming soon

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9. Six Degrees of Separation

Coming soon

11. Make it make sense

Coming soon

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​How to Open Your eBook

​​Thank you for purchasing your eBook! Depending on your device, you may need to follow a few steps to open and read the file. Below are instructions for Mac, iOS, Windows, and Android users.

Mac & iOS (iPhone, iPad) Apple Books (Recommended) Apple Books is the easiest way to open EPUB files on Mac, iPhone, or iPad. On Mac (macOS) download the EPUB file. Double-click the file—it should automatically open in Apple Books.
If it doesn’t open, right-click the file → Open With → Books. 

On iPhone/iPad (iOS) 
Download the EPUB file using Safari (some browsers may not work). Tap the downloaded file, then tap Share → Open in Books. The book should now appear in Apple Books.

Windows (PC & Laptop) 
Windows does not have a built-in EPUB reader, but you can install a free app. 

Option 1: Read in Google Play Books (Web-Based) Open Google Play Books.  Click Library → Upload Files. Select your EPUB file and upload it. Read your eBook online in any browser. 

Option 2: Use a Free EPUB Reader (Recommended) If you want to read offline, install a free EPUB reader: 

• Thorium Reader – Best for accessibility. Download here 
• Calibre – Advanced, supports eBook management. Download here 
• FBReader – Lightweight, supports EPUB. Download here 

After installing a reader: Download the EPUB file. Right-click → Open With → Choose the EPUB reader you installed.

Android (Phone & Tablet) 
​
Option 1: Read in Google Play Books (Recommended) 

1. Open Google Play Books.
2. Tap Library → Upload Files.
3. Select your EPUB file from Downloads.
4. Read your eBook inside Google Play Books. 

Important: If you don’t see the option to upload, go to Google Play Books Settings and enable “Enable PDF/EPUB Uploads”. 

Option 2: Use a Dedicated EPUB Reader AppIf you prefer a standalone app, consider these alternatives:

• KOReader – Open-source EPUB reader with advanced features. Available via F-Droid and other open-source app stores. Download on GitHub. 
• ReadEra – Highly rated EPUB & PDF reader with no ads. Download on Google Play
• FBReader – A versatile reader supporting EPUB and other formats. Download on Google Play

How to Open the EPUB File in an EPUB Reader App

1. Download the EPUB File: Use your device's browser to download the EPUB file.
2. Open the EPUB Reader App: Launch the EPUB reader app you've installed.
3. Locate and Open the File: 

• Use the app’s file browser to navigate to your Downloads folder.
• Tap on the EPUB file to open and start reading.

Amazon Kindle Users 
Kindle devices and apps do not open EPUB files directly. However, you can send an EPUB to your Kindle by email. 
How to Send an EPUB to Kindle Find your Kindle email address:

1. Open the Kindle app or go to Amazon Manage Content & Devices.
2. Look for your Send-to-Kindle Email. 
3. Send the EPUB file to your Kindle email (no subject needed).
4. After a few minutes, the book will appear in your Kindle Library.

​Still Having Issues? If you can’t open the file, try these steps: 

• Check your download folder – Some devices block downloads from unknown sources. 
• Use a different browser – Safari works best for iOS, Chrome for Android. 
• Try a different reading app – If one doesn’t work, another might. 
• Redownload the file – Corrupt downloads sometimes happen.