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CELPIP Vocabulary & Collocations Kit
Course85 lessons2h 57m

CELPIP Vocabulary & Collocations Kit

The most practical CELPIP vocab course: 85 Canadian life topics, natural phrases, powerful collocations, and cultural tips—perfect for beginner to intermediate learners.

Start · Lesson 1Everyday Basics - Greetings & Small Talk

Lessons

85 lessons

  1. 1
    Start here·3 min

    Everyday Basics - Greetings & Small Talk

    Sound natural and friendly in Canada with real-life greetings, small-talk starters, polite closers, mini-dialogues, and high-value collocations for halls, elevators, coffee shops, and workplaces—perfect for CELPIP speaking

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  2. 2
    Lesson 2·2 min

    Everyday Basics - Time, Dates & Calendars

    Speak about time like a local: read and say times, talk about dates and deadlines, use prepositions correctly, and schedule clearly—Canadian tips + CELPIP-ready collocations.

  3. 3
    Lesson 3·3 min

    Everyday Basics - Numbers, Prices & Quantities

    Master money talk for shopping and daily life: numbers big and small, cash vs. card, taxes & tips, quantities for groceries and cooking—plus essential collocations for CELPIP.

  4. 4
    Lesson 4·2 min

    Everyday Basics - Asking for & Giving Directions

    Get anywhere with confidence: polite questions, clear step-by-step directions, landmark language, transit basics, and safety vocabulary—ideal for CELPIP speaking tasks.

  5. 5
    Lesson 5·2 min

    Everyday Basics - Making Plans & Appointments

    Plan like a pro: propose times, confirm details, reschedule politely, and handle bookings and no-show policies—natural Canadian phrases + CELPIP-focused collocations.

  6. 6
    Lesson 6·3 min

    Housing & Home - Renting an Apartment (Ads, Viewings, Applications)

    Read rental ads, book viewings, ask smart questions, complete applications, and follow up professionally—Canada-specific vocabulary (e.g., “hydro”), polite phrases, and CELPIP-ready collocations.

  7. 7
    Lesson 7·3 min

    Housing & Home - Lease Terms, Deposits & Rent Increases

    Understand fixed vs. month-to-month leases, deposits, inspections, notices, renewals, and rent increases—clear phrases and collocations for Canadian housing situations.

  8. 8
    Lesson 8·3 min

    Housing & Home - Utilities & Bills (Hydro, Internet, Gas)

    Set up, read, and manage utility bills like a local: “hydro” (electricity), gas, internet, water, and heat—account setup phrases, outage talk, and CELPIP collocations.

  9. 9
    Lesson 9·2 min

    Housing & Home - Repairs, Maintenance & Work Orders

    Report problems clearly, set priority, schedule access, and follow up politely—apartment repair vocabulary, email/portal phrases, and CELPIP collocations.

  10. 10
    Lesson 10·3 min

    Housing & Home - Strata/Condo Rules & Building Notices

    Understand strata/condo life: bylaws, quiet hours, move-in bookings, amenity rules, fines, and reading building notices—polite phrases and practical collocations.

  11. 11
    Lesson 11·2 min

    Neighborhood & Services - Mail, Packages & the Post Office

    Use Canadian mail services like a pro: addresses and postal codes, stamps and postage, tracking and delivery options, parcel lockers and pickups, returns and customs—CELPIP-ready phrases and collocations.

  12. 12
    Lesson 12·2 min

    Neighborhood & Services - Recycling, Garbage & Compost

    Sort waste correctly in Canada: blue-bin recycling, green-bin organics, garbage limits, bulky items, depots and bottle returns—clear rules, schedule phrases, and CELPIP-ready collocations.

  13. 13
    Lesson 13·2 min

    Neighborhood & Services - Community Centres, Libraries & Programs

    Join community life: register for fitness and swim times, book drop-in classes, get a library card, place holds, borrow and renew items, and use makerspaces—polite phrases and collocations for CELPIP success.

  14. 14
    Lesson 14·2 min

    Neighborhood & Services - Safety, Noise & Bylaws

    Navigate local rules: quiet hours, parking and pet bylaws, building safety, snow and sidewalk rules, smoke-free areas, and how to report concerns—clear phrases and collocations.

  15. 15
    Lesson 15·3 min

    Neighborhood & Services - Lost & Found, Reporting Issues (311)

    Get stuff back and fix city problems: how to report lost items, contact transit or businesses, use 311 for potholes, graffiti, streetlights, missed pickups—polite scripts and high-value collocations.

  16. 16
    Lesson 16·2 min

    Transportation - Public Transit (Buses, SkyTrain, Compass)

    Master everyday transit English in Canada—reading route info, tapping with Compass, asking for help, making transfers, handling delays, and using polite phrases for buses and trains.

  17. 17
    Lesson 17·2 min

    Transportation - Rideshare, Taxis & Carshare

    Order rides smoothly, meet at the right pickup point, handle surge pricing, share trip details, use taxis confidently, and reserve/unlock carshare vehicles—safe, polite Canadian phrasing.

  18. 18
    Lesson 18·2 min

    Transportation - Driving Basics, Insurance & Car Service

    Talk like a local driver: licensing and registration basics, insurance terms, reporting minor collisions, booking service, and understanding maintenance—clear phrases and collocations.

  19. 19
    Lesson 19·2 min

    Transportation - Biking & Walking Around the City

    Confidently discuss bike and pedestrian travel—routes, protected lanes, right-of-way, signaling, gear, locks, crosswalk etiquette, and safety-first Canadian phrasing.

  20. 20
    Lesson 20·2 min

    Transportation - Delays, Cancellations & Complaints

    Handle disruptions calmly—ask for updates, request refunds or credits, rebook, and file clear, polite complaints with timelines and case numbers.

  21. 21
    Lesson 21·2 min

    Food & Dining - Groceries, Markets & Food Labels

    Shop like a local in Canada—navigate supermarkets and farmers’ markets, read Nutrition Facts and ingredient lists, ask for substitutions, and use high-value collocations for CELPIP.

  22. 22
    Lesson 22·2 min

    Food & Dining - Restaurants, Reservations & Takeout

    Make and manage reservations, join waitlists, order confidently, request substitutions, and handle takeout/pickup—polite Canadian phrasing plus CELPIP-friendly collocations.

  23. 23
    Lesson 23·2 min

    Food & Dining - Dietary Needs (Vegan, Halal, Gluten-Free)

    Explain dietary needs clearly, scan menus, avoid cross-contact, and ask respectful questions about vegan, halal, and gluten-free options—polite scripts and key collocations.

  24. 24
    Lesson 24·2 min

    Food & Dining - Coffee Culture & Café Orders

    Order coffee like a Canadian—espresso drinks, size and milk options, sweetness levels, customizations, and polite café phrases

  25. 25
    Lesson 25·2 min

    Food & Dining - Tipping, Splitting Bills & Payment at Restaurants

    Handle payment smoothly—choose tip amounts, split bills fairly, request separate checks, and pay by tap or card using concise, polite Canadian English.

  26. 26
    Lesson 26·2 min

    Shopping & Money - Paying, Refunds & Exchanges

    Pay smoothly by card, tap, or mobile; ask for receipts; request refunds or exchanges with the right phrases; understand store credit, restocking fees, and proof-of-purchase requirements in Canada.

  27. 27
    Lesson 27·2 min

    Shopping & Money - Sales, Discounts & Price Matching

    Ask confidently about sales and clearance, stack coupons or promo codes, understand exclusions, and request price matching with clear, polite Canadian English.

  28. 28
    Lesson 28·2 min

    Shopping & Money - Online Orders, Delivery & Pick-Up

    Place online orders clearly, choose shipping speeds, track packages, handle missed deliveries, and manage curbside/in-store pickup with confident, polite phrases.

  29. 29
    Lesson 29·2 min

    Shopping & Money - Banking, Debit/Credit & E-Transfers

    Talk confidently about Canadian banking—chequing vs. savings, debit vs. credit, Interac e-Transfers, holds and pending items, disputes, and everyday branch/ATM phrases.

  30. 30
    Lesson 30·2 min

    Shopping & Money - Budgeting, Subscriptions & Recurring Charges

    Control monthly spending—set budgets, track categories, handle auto-renewals, cancel trials on time, and resolve surprise recurring charges with clear, effective phrases.

  31. 31
    Lesson 31·2 min

    Work & Career - Job Ads, Applications & Resumes

    Read job ads accurately, tailor your resume and cover letter to ATS, highlight metrics, and submit complete applications with references and portfolios—polite, effective Canadian phrasing.

  32. 32
    Lesson 32·2 min

    Work & Career - Interviews, Offers & Onboarding

    Prepare with STAR answers, ask smart questions, negotiate offers respectfully, and complete onboarding (tax forms, direct deposit, policies) using professional Canadian English.

  33. 33
    Lesson 33·2 min

    Work & Career - Workplace Roles, Tasks & Tools

    Talk clearly about roles and responsibilities, plan work with tickets and timelines, collaborate across teams, and use common workplace tools (Slack, Teams, Jira, Docs) confidently.

  34. 34
    Lesson 34·2 min

    Work & Career - Schedules, Overtime, Breaks & Time Off

    Discuss shifts, flexible schedules, paid/unpaid breaks, overtime approvals, vacation and sick days, and stat holidays—clear phrases aligned with Canadian workplace norms.

  35. 35
    Lesson 35·2 min

    Work & Career - Workplace Etiquette, Feedback & Performance

    Communicate professionally, give and receive feedback, set goals, write self-reviews, and participate in performance cycles using concise, respectful Canadian workplace language.

  36. 36
    Lesson 36·2 min

    Health & Wellness - Booking a Doctor, Walk-In & Telehealth

    Book and manage medical visits in Canada—walk-in vs. family doctor vs. telehealth, what to say when booking, polite rescheduling, referrals, and results follow-ups using clear, natural English.

  37. 37
    Lesson 37·2 min

    Health & Wellness - Pharmacies, Prescriptions & Over-the-Counter

    Speak confidently at Canadian pharmacies—refills, generics, dosing questions, side effects, interactions, delivery, transfers, and minor-ailment services using safe, polite language.

  38. 38
    Lesson 38·2 min

    Health & Wellness - Symptoms, Tests & Lab Requisitions

    Describe symptoms clearly, prepare for labs and imaging, confirm fasting or booking rules, and follow up on results—professional phrases for Canadian healthcare settings.

  39. 39
    Lesson 39·2 min

    Health & Wellness - Dental, Vision & Allied Health

    Book and talk about dental, eye, and allied health visits—cleanings, exams, physio/massage, direct billing, treatment plans, and receipts for insurance in natural Canadian English.

  40. 40
    Lesson 40·2 min

    Health & Wellness - Mental Health & Community Supports

    Ask for counselling or psychiatry, discuss coverage and waitlists, use community resources (211), and handle crises respectfully with clear, supportive language.

  41. 41
    Lesson 41·2 min

    Education & Family - Schools, Registration & Parent Emails

    Enrol kids in Canadian schools, understand catchments and documents, write clear parent emails, and ask about buses, ELL supports, and classroom routines—polite, practical language.

  42. 42
    Lesson 42·2 min

    Education & Family - Daycare, After-School & Camps

    Find and communicate with daycares, after-school programs, and camps—waitlists, subsidies, allergies, late pickups, packing lists, and consent forms in clear, friendly English.

  43. 43
    Lesson 43·2 min

    Education & Family - Report Cards, Meetings & Field Trips

    Read report cards, book teacher conferences, discuss progress and supports, sign permissions, and volunteer as a chaperone—polite, concise Canadian school language.

  44. 44
    Lesson 44·2 min

    Education & Family - Parenting, Playdates & Activities

    Arrange playdates and parties, share house rules, discuss allergies and pickups, and find community activities—friendly, clear phrasing that feels natural in Canada.

  45. 45
    Lesson 45·2 min

    Education & Family - College, Certificates & Continuing Ed

    Navigate Canadian post-secondary—program searches, prerequisites, transcripts, admissions, tuition and aid, course registration, and micro-credentials in clear, confident English.

  46. 46
    Lesson 46·2 min

    Government & Forms - IDs, SIN, MSP & Health Coverage

    Navigate Canadian ID and health coverage: get or renew IDs, apply for a SIN, register provincial health care (e.g., MSP in BC), update addresses, and speak clearly at counters and on forms.

  47. 47
    Lesson 47·2 min

    Government & Forms - Taxes, Receipts & Deductions (Basics)

    Speak tax basics in Canada—organize slips and receipts, use CRA My Account/NETFILE language, ask about deductions and credits, and follow up on your Notice of Assessment.

  48. 48
    Lesson 48·2 min

    Government & Forms - Permits, Applications & Proof of Address

    Apply for permits and services with confidence—understand requirements, gather documents, provide proof of address, and follow up on status or decisions in clear, polite English.

  49. 49
    Lesson 49·2 min

    Government & Forms - Voting, Civic Terms & Public Holidays

    Understand Canadian civic language—levels of government, ridings and representatives, how to vote (ID, advance/mail), and how public/statutory holidays affect services.

  50. 50
    Lesson 50·2 min

    Government & Forms - Emergency Services (911 & Non-Emergency)

    Call 911 clearly, use non-emergency lines and 811/211, report what’s happening, give your location, follow dispatcher instructions, and debrief afterward—calm, precise Canadian English.

  51. 51
    Lesson 51·2 min

    Weather & Environment - Seasons, Forecasts & Clothing

    Understand Canadian seasons and forecasts—UV index, windchill, humidex—and choose clothing layers, footwear, and accessories for comfort and safety.

  52. 52
    Lesson 52·2 min

    Weather & Environment - Wildfire Smoke, Heat & Air Quality

    Read the AQHI, prepare for smoke and heat, use masks/filters safely, and ask for cooling or clean-air options in clear, calm Canadian English.

  53. 53
    Lesson 53·2 min

    Weather & Environment - Snow, Ice & Storm Preparedness

    Prepare for winter and storms—kits, outages, travel decisions, shovelling safely, traction tips, and clear phrases for delays and rescheduling.

  54. 54
    Lesson 54·2 min

    Weather & Environment - Parks, Trails & Outdoor Safety

    Plan safer outings—read advisories, pick suitable trails, carry the essentials, manage wildlife encounters, and follow Leave No Trace with polite, confident language.

  55. 55
    Lesson 55·2 min

    Weather & Environment - Sustainability & Energy Use at Home

    Cut costs and emissions—simple phrases to ask about energy audits, heat pumps, time-of-use rates, weatherproofing, recycling electronics, and daily conservation habits.

  56. 56
    Lesson 56·2 min

    Tech & Communication - Mobile Plans, Data & Wi-Fi

    Compare prepaid/postpaid plans, activate SIM/eSIM, manage data and hotspots, connect to secure Wi-Fi, troubleshoot slow speeds and outages—clear, polite Canadian English.

  57. 57
    Lesson 57·2 min

    Tech & Communication - Emails, DMs & Phone Calls

    Write concise emails, manage CC/BCC and attachments, DM politely, and handle phone scripts, voicemails, and callbacks—professional Canadian tone.

  58. 58
    Lesson 58·2 min

    Tech & Communication - Apps, Accounts & Two-Factor Login

    Create strong accounts, enable two-factor authentication, store backup codes safely, manage sessions/devices, and recover access—clear, actionable language.

  59. 59
    Lesson 59·2 min

    Tech & Communication - Online Safety, Scams & Privacy

    Spot phishing and fake delivery texts, use password managers and 2FA, lock down privacy settings, and report scams with calm, precise language.

  60. 60
    Lesson 60·2 min

    Tech & Communication - Printing, Scanning & Document Sharing

    Print cleanly, scan to searchable PDFs, fix jams and driver issues, and share documents with the right permissions—simple, professional phrasing.

  61. 61
    Lesson 61·2 min

    Social Life & Culture - Invitations, RSVPs & Hosting

    Invite, accept, or decline gracefully; confirm details, share dietary needs, bring host gifts, and set friendly house rules—natural Canadian English for smooth get-togethers.

  62. 62
    Lesson 62·2 min

    Social Life & Culture - Polite Requests, Offers & Favors

    Ask for help without pressure, offer assistance naturally, accept or decline favors kindly, and follow up with thanks—polite Canadian phrasing that feels comfortable.

  63. 63
    Lesson 63·2 min

    Social Life & Culture - Compliments, Thanks & Apologies

    Give natural compliments, accept them gracefully, say thanks with the right tone, and apologize effectively—acknowledge, fix, and move forward.

  64. 64
    Lesson 64·2 min

    Social Life & Culture - Small Disagreements & Problem-Solving

    Handle minor conflicts with calm, respectful language—acknowledge, explain impact, suggest options, agree on next steps, and follow up.

  65. 65
    Lesson 65·2 min

    Social Life & Culture - Holiday Traditions & Celebrations in Canada

    Share inclusive holiday greetings, plan potlucks and gift exchanges, understand common Canadian traditions, and communicate respectfully across diverse celebrations.

  66. 66
    Lesson 66·2 min

    Travel & Leisure - Booking Trips, Hotels & Vacation Plans

    Plan and book trips like a pro—compare fares, pick rooms and cancellation policies, ask for late checkout or quiet rooms, handle deposits and holds, and confirm every detail politely.

  67. 67
    Lesson 67·2 min

    Travel & Leisure - Airports, Security & Boarding

    Move through airports smoothly—check in, know baggage rules, clear security, find your gate, board by zone, and handle delays with calm, precise language.

  68. 68
    Lesson 68·2 min

    Travel & Leisure - Tourist Info, Museums & Attractions

    Ask about hours, tickets, discounts, timed entry, tours, lockers, and photo rules; plan smooth visits to museums and attractions with friendly, clear English.

  69. 69
    Lesson 69·2 min

    Travel & Leisure - Sports, Gyms & Fitness Classes

    Join gyms and classes smoothly—passes and memberships, waitlists and cancellations, equipment etiquette, and clear safety and accessibility questions.

  70. 70
    Lesson 70·2 min

    Travel & Leisure - Events, Tickets & Seating

    Find and buy tickets, choose seats, understand bag policies and mobile tickets, transfer or resell safely, and handle postponements or refunds—clear, polite phrasing.

  71. 71
    Lesson 71·2 min

    Canadian Life - Provinces, Cities & Regional Words

    Talk about Canadian places with confidence—provinces/territories, major cities and regions, common abbreviations, and regional words (washroom, hydro, parkade, toque).

  72. 72
    Lesson 72·2 min

    Canadian Life - Food Culture & Local Products

    Order and chat about Canadian foods—maple syrup, poutine, Montreal bagels, Nanaimo bars, smoked salmon, lobster; markets, seasonal eating, and polite tasting notes.

  73. 73
    Lesson 73·2 min

    Canadian Life - Indigenous Acknowledgements & Place Names (Respectful Use)

    Make thoughtful, accurate land acknowledgements; use correct Nation and place names; avoid performative language; and invite learning and relationships.

  74. 74
    Lesson 74·2 min

    Canadian Life - Workplace Diversity & Inclusion Language

    Communicate inclusively at work—pronouns, names, accessible language, neutral terms, meeting etiquette, and respectful feedback to build belonging.

  75. 75
    Lesson 75·2 min

    Canadian Life - Everyday Politeness & “Canadianisms”

    Sound natural in Canada—softeners (“sorry,” “could you”), queuing, door etiquette, small talk, and classic Canadianisms like washroom, loonie/toonie, toque, and “eh.”

  76. 76
    Lesson 76·2 min

    Functional Language - Giving Opinions & Reasons

    Sound natural sharing opinions in Canada—softeners, balanced frames, clear reasons and examples, and useful collocations for polite, confident speaking and writing.

  77. 77
    Lesson 77·2 min

    Functional Language - Agreeing, Disagreeing & Softening Language

    Agree or disagree clearly but kindly—light/strong agreement, respectful disagreement, hedging and softening, and bridge phrases to keep conversations collaborative.

  78. 78
    Lesson 78·2 min

    Functional Language - Requests, Offers & Suggestions

    Ask for things politely, offer help naturally, and make suggestions that land—use softeners, timelines, and clear next steps.

  79. 79
    Lesson 79·2 min

    Functional Language - Describing Problems & Asking for Help

    Explain issues clearly—what happened, when, impact, steps tried—and ask for the right help with timelines and attachments.

  80. 80
    Lesson 80·2 min

    Functional Language - Complaints, Solutions & Follow-Up

    Raise issues professionally—state facts and impact, request a fair remedy, keep records, and follow up to closure in polite, effective Canadian English.

  81. 81
    Lesson 81·2 min

    Grammar-in-Use - Common Phrasal Verbs for Daily Life

    Master everyday phrasal verbs (get up, pick up, drop off, look into, figure out, turn off, run out of, check in, follow up) with clear meanings, patterns, and natural Canadian examples.

  82. 82
    Lesson 82·2 min

    Grammar-in-Use - Collocations with “Make/Do/Take/Get/Have”

    Use natural verb–noun pairs (make a decision, do the dishes, take a break, get permission, have a look) with Canadian-friendly examples and quick usage tips.

  83. 83
    Lesson 83·2 min

    Grammar-in-Use - Quantity Words (some/any/much/many/a lot)

    Choose natural quantity words—some vs. any, much vs. many, a lot/lots of, a few/a little, few/little, plenty/enough—with clear rules and everyday examples.

  84. 84
    Lesson 84·2 min

    Grammar-in-Use - Degrees & Comparisons (too/enough/very/quite)

    Speak precisely about degree—very vs. quite vs. pretty, too + adj to, enough + to, comparatives/superlatives, and useful modifiers like a bit/far/way.

  85. 85
    Lesson 85·2 min

    Grammar-in-Use - Time Markers & Sequencing (first/next/then/finally)

    Tell stories and give instructions clearly—use first/next/then/finally, before/after/during/while, when/once/as soon as, and common time prepositions (in/on/at).

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