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WeLang Business · Real-Life MissionsA client to call, a follow-up to write, a delay to announce, a video call going off the rails… Every Real-Life Mission puts you in a real work situation, with a company, colleagues and a client. In 30 minutes, you come away with the right words, the right tone, your writing and speaking corrected by AI, and a kit of ready-to-use phrases.
Free trial: half of the First Call mission (≈ 18 min), no sign-up.
The right tone · your turn
You need to tell a client their order is late. What do you say?
The missions have dozens of choices like this one, each answer explained.
A call, an e-mail, a meeting: what you will face at work on Monday, not a grammar chapter.
Too blunt, too casual, or just right? Learn to be polite and effective, like a native speaker.
Even the wrong ones: why it’s too blunt, too casual or incorrect, in clear English.
At the end of each mission, about ten ready-to-use phrases to print or keep on your phone.
You answer out loud during the call, then write the mission’s real e-mail. One click, and the AI corrects you like a demanding trainer: in a few seconds, you know whether it’s ready, and why.
3 checks per spoken answer and 3 for the e-mail: fix, improve, try again, then see the model answer. The correction service keeps neither your texts nor your recordings. Like any automatic tool, the AI can sometimes be wrong: the explanations help you judge.
Choose my missionsJess asks you“What’s the weather like in Lyon?”
What the AI heard:“It is more hot here, about thirty degrees. Are you used to the cold?”
Ready for the real call: ★★★★★ Natural and friendly, two things to fix.
Well done: You ask her a question back: perfect for small talk.
more hot → much warmer
Hot becomes hotter, never “more hot”. And warmer sounds more natural for the weather.
thirty degrees → thirteen degrees
The AI understood thirty (30). If you meant thirteen (13), stress the end: thir-TEEN.
Your answer, improved: It’s much warmer here, about thirteen degrees. Are you used to the cold?
Ready to send: ★★★★★ Clear, but two false friends and an abrupt ending.
I propose you a call on Thursday. → Could we have a quick call on Thursday?
You can’t “propose someone something” in English: many languages say it that way, but English doesn’t.
the informations you asked → the information you asked for
Information is uncountable: never add an s. And you “ask for” something.
Answer me quickly. → I look forward to hearing from you.
Too abrupt for a client: end on a positive note.
Missing: the delivery date, 24 November, isn’t in your e-mail.
Then: your corrected e-mail, ready to copy.
A first video call with a client
Maison Saônelle, natural cosmetics in Lyon · a distributor in Toronto
You learn to: Introduce yourself, make small talk, open the meeting and confirm in writing
One small detail: the “assistant” who welcomes you… isn’t quite an assistant.
Following up without being pushy
Rotalys, scheduling software in Paris · a London hotel group
You learn to: Write and say a polite, clear and effective follow-up
What if the client’s silence came… from your own outbox?
Announcing a delay to a client
Ailéo, aircraft seats in Toulouse · an airline in Chicago
You learn to: Break bad news, apologise and offer a solution
It turns out the client has something to tell you too.
Running a video meeting
Nexalia, IT services in Nantes · a team between Dublin and Bangalore
You learn to: Interrupt politely, ask people to repeat, refocus and sum up
Someone forgot to mute. It’s not who you think.
Saying no politely to a client
Brévalen, biscuits in Quimper · a London fine food chain
You learn to: Say no without offending, give a short reason and offer an alternative
What if the client was secretly hoping you’d say no?
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A situation you’d like to practise? Write to us: contact@we-lang.com
just €3.40 per mission €19.95
Call, follow-up, bad news, video meeting and saying no: every situation
AI correction of your writing and speaking included in every mission · one-off secure payment (Stripe), no subscription · code sent straight away by e-mail · 12-month access
Clients abroad, international meetings, e-mails in English: you want to feel at ease and sound professional.
Business school, vocational courses, master’s: the English of the working world, beyond TOEIC® exercises.
Several learners? Write to me for a group price and an invoice in your organisation’s name.
Created by Weronika, a Business English and TOEIC trainer with more than 10 years’ experience in higher education and with professionals. The companies and characters in the missions are invented; the situations come from real working life.
The Real-Life Missions are aimed at level B1-B2: you can get by in English, but you want the right words and the right tone at work. Everything is explained in clear, simple English.
About 30 minutes, in one go or several: your progress is saved. You can review the mission and your results for 12 months.
Yes: the first 4 steps of First Call (about 18 minutes) are free, with no sign-up.
A phone, tablet or computer, straight in the browser: nothing to install. Your code works on 2 devices. For speaking, you can record yourself or simply answer out loud; the recording stays on your device unless you ask for an AI correction.
Yes. For speaking (step 5), you record yourself: the AI shows you what it heard, corrects your sentences and suggests a better version, up to 3 times per answer, before you see the model answer. For writing (step 6), you compare your e-mail with a checklist and two examples, then you can ask for a detailed correction, 3 times per mission. Your voice is transcribed by Mistral AI, and the correction is done by Claude (Anthropic). The correction service keeps neither your texts nor your recordings.
Tick the 3 missions you want in the “3 missions of your choice” card, then pay: you get one code per mission by e-mail, straight after payment.
After the secure Stripe payment, your code arrives by e-mail within a minute, with a direct link to the mission.
The TOEIC missions (1.5 hours) cover 5 to 7 parts of the test (depending on the mission) to prepare your score. The Real-Life Missions (30 min) work on your Business English in one specific situation: a call, an e-mail, a meeting.