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Everyday expressions for daily conversations

daily-life B2

an acquired taste

Discover the meaning of 'an acquired taste' and learn how to use this common English expression to describe foods, music, or hobbies that you grow to like over time.
daily-life B1

arrange a meeting

Master the phrase 'arrange a meeting' to organize professional or personal get-togethers smoothly.
daily-life B1

ask around

Discover the meaning of 'ask around' in English. Learn how to use this common phrasal verb with examples, mistakes to avoid, and practice.
daily-life B1

ask for a raise

Master the phrase 'ask for a raise'. Learn its meaning, see natural conversational examples, avoid common learner mistakes, and practice using it correctly.
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daily-life B2

at a loss for words

Learn how to use the idiom 'at a loss for words' to describe being completely speechless. Includes natural examples, pronunciation, and practice tips.
daily-life A2

at home

Master the essential English phrase "at home" to describe where you are, where you feel comfortable, or activities you do in your own house.
daily-life C1

at the crossroads

Understand the English idiom 'at the crossroads.' Learn how to describe major life decisions with natural examples, pronunciation, and useful practice.
daily-life C1

at the end of the day

Discover how to use the popular English idiom "at the end of the day" to summarize key facts, make final decisions, and sound like a native speaker.
daily-life B1

at the last minute

Find out how to use 'at the last minute' in everyday English. Learn its correct prepositions, study realistic examples, and practice your skills today.
daily-life A2

at the moment

Learn how to use 'at the moment' to speak about current actions in English. Find explanations, common mistakes, and practice for daily conversations.
daily-life B2

back on your feet

Discover how to use 'back on your feet' to describe recovery from illness or financial trouble. Learn correct usage and pronunciation.
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daily-life C1

bad blood

Discover the meaning of 'bad blood' in English. Learn how to describe long-standing anger or resentment between people with natural examples and tips.
daily-life A2

bad luck

Discover how to use 'bad luck' to express sympathy or talk about unfortunate events in daily English conversation.
daily-life A2

be careful

Learn how to use 'be careful' to advise someone to avoid danger, mistakes, or damage in daily life.
daily-life A2

be quiet

Learn how to use 'be quiet' to ask someone to stop making noise politely or firmly. See examples and common mistakes.
daily-life B2

be short of

Master the English expression 'be short of'. Learn how to describe not having enough of something like time, money, or space.
daily-life B2

beside oneself

Learn how to use the English expression 'beside oneself' to describe being overcome with extreme emotion like worry, grief, or excitement.
daily-life A2

best wishes

Understand how to use 'best wishes' to close letters, congratulate people, or express hope for their future.
daily-life B2

bite your tongue

Discover the meaning of 'bite your tongue' and how to use it when you need to stop yourself from saying something inappropriate.
daily-life B2

black sheep

Understand how to use the casual idiom 'black sheep' to describe someone who is different or disapproved of by their family.