📰 Builders: The Nag & Brag Studio

A fully interactive B1.1 teens speaking lesson that puts the whole JAY module (Just / Already / Yet) into live dialogue. Students warm up with four questions about nagging, chores and staying fluent, then build the craft toolkit in three blocks: the three JAY tools recycled for dialogue (brag with already, report fresh action with just, confess with yet), a deflect-and-flow phrase bank (Relax, in a minute, almost done, give me a second) that buys time politely, and a nag-and-brag script frame that pairs each parent nag with a teen brag or deflection. Ten dialogue words (nag, brag, deflect, relax, in a minute, chore, excuse, polite, almost, role-play) appear in a scrollable table with B1 definitions and examples, and six are revised as flashcards. The reading is a model role-play sketch (about 160 words) in which Aylin plays a tired parent and Marco deflects every chore question with a smile — using just, already and yet without one pause — with eight words highlighted on hover. Practice includes eight fill-in-the-blank dialogue lines mixing just/already/yet and lesson words, with live validation, hints and a score; a speaking section with five role-play prompts and a model six-line deflection dialogue; a guided 40-70 word script-writing task ending in a polite deflection, with a live word counter and auto-save; and a full eight-question multiple-choice quiz with a progress bar, per-question explanations, a conic-gradient result circle and localStorage persistence.