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Everyday expressions for daily conversations

daily-life A2

close to

Master the English phrase 'close to' to describe short distances, time, or strong relationships. Find clear definitions, daily examples, and practice.
daily-life A2

comb your hair

Learn how to use 'comb your hair' to describe styling or untangling hair with a comb.
daily-life B2

come down with

Learn how to use the common phrasal verb 'come down with' to talk about catching a minor illness like a cold, flu, or sore throat in everyday English conversations.
daily-life A2

come on

Learn how to use 'come on' to encourage someone, show disbelief, or tell them to hurry up in daily conversations.
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daily-life B1

come round

Learn the phrasal verb 'come round' (or 'come to'), meaning to regain consciousness, with everyday examples and usage tips.
daily-life C1

come to terms with

Master the useful English idiom "come to terms with" to express emotional acceptance of difficult situations, personal grief, or challenging life transitions.
daily-life B1

complete a questionnaire

Learn how to use the phrase 'complete a questionnaire' in English. Explore natural conversational examples, correct pronunciation, and common learner mistakes.
daily-life B1

confirm a booking

Understand how to use the phrase 'confirm a booking' for flights, hotels, and services in English.
daily-life C1

confront the inevitable

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'confront the inevitable' to describe facing unavoidable situations with courage, clarity, and resolve.
daily-life C1

conspicuous consumption

Learn the formal English term 'conspicuous consumption.' See how it is used to describe spending money to show off social status in daily life contexts.
daily-life C1

constructive dismissal

Understand 'constructive dismissal,' a formal term for when an employee is forced to resign due to a hostile work environment. Perfect for C1 learners.
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daily-life B2

cope with stress

Learn the common phrase 'cope with stress' to talk about managing difficult emotions and pressure in everyday life.
daily-life B2

cost a fortune

Discover the meaning of 'cost a fortune' in English. Learn how to describe very expensive items using this common, casual, and highly expressive idiom.
daily-life B2

cost a bomb

Discover the meaning of the British/Australian idiom 'cost a bomb'. Learn how to describe very expensive items naturally.
daily-life B1

cough loudly

Master the phrase 'cough loudly' to describe making a loud noise while clearing your throat or when sick.
daily-life B2

cross your mind

Discover the meaning of 'cross your mind' with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises to help you sound like a native speaker.
daily-life B1

deposit money

Learn how to use the phrase 'deposit money' correctly in everyday situations, with examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

dirt cheap

Learn how to use the common English idiom 'dirt cheap' to describe things that are extremely inexpensive, highly affordable, or a truly amazing bargain.
daily-life B1

disagree with

Learn how to use 'disagree with' politely and correctly in English to express different opinions.
daily-life C1

disposable income

What is 'disposable income'? Learn how to use this key economic term in daily life to describe spending money after taxes with clear examples and exercises.