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Rob helps us to get good at using good, and looks at how we use the past continuous to talk about plans that go wrong.

Amandeep's at BBC Broadcasting House to meet the team who make the weather forecasts - and have a go at making her own weather bulletin!

You might not think of Britain as a tropical country, but at the Eden Project they have their very own rainforest! Richard learns about the centre's cutting-edge work in research and education, and pretends to be a bat for one of the world's rarest plants.

Richard is blown away by the cutting edge of green technology, and sees how London's Olympic Stadium wins gold in the green Games.

Stephen and Ashlie drive north to York. Stephen surprises Ashlie with a Roman ring - and a museum she actually likes!

Whatever you do, you should watch Rob and Ashlie talk about this and that - it's all pretty interesting!

Stephen and Ashlie get their hands dirty at an archaeological dig.

Rob and Stephen enjoy talking about grammar, so stop to watch them discuss verbs followed by gerunds, v-ing, and infinitives, to + verb, as well as chat about too and very.

Amandeep takes a step back into the past to find out how Britain's history and industrial past still draw crowds of tourists.

Richard goes to one of the world's greatest universities: Oxford. He discovers some of its history and hears about its famous students.

Richard visits one of the world's largest science museums and the Wellcome Medical Museum, and finds out how British scientists, engineers and doctors have shaped our understanding of the world.

Ashlie is not happy with her flat, so Stephen offers to help her find somewhere better. That sounds easy, doesn't it?