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Everyday expressions for daily conversations

daily-life B1

reduce intake of

Understand how to use the formal phrase 'reduce intake of' to talk about consuming less of something like sugar, salt, or caffeine.
daily-life B1

request another helping

Master the useful expression 'request another helping' to ask for more food politely. Learn the correct usage, meaning, and common learner mistakes in English.
daily-life A2

ride a bike

Master the everyday English phrase 'ride a bike' with natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B2

rip off

Find out what the casual English expression 'rip off' means and how to use it both as a verb and a noun to describe being overcharged, cheated, or scammed.
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daily-life A2

right here

Learn how to use 'right here' to emphasize a very specific, close location in everyday English.
daily-life A2

right now

Learn how to use 'right now' to talk about the exact present moment or emphasize urgency. View examples and common mistakes.
daily-life B1

run a fever

Discover how to use 'run a fever' naturally to talk about having a high body temperature when you are sick.
daily-life B1

run a red light

Understand the meaning of 'run a red light' and how to use this common driving expression in English.
daily-life B2

run in the family

Discover the meaning of 'run in the family' and how to use this idiom to talk about inherited traits, talents, or medical conditions.
daily-life B1

safe and sound

Discover the meaning of 'safe and sound' and how to use this common idiom to describe arriving safely without any harm.
daily-life B2

satisfactory up to now

Learn how to use the formal expression 'satisfactory up to now' in English. Discover its precise meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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daily-life A2

save money

Understand how to use 'save money' to talk about keeping cash for the future or spending less.
daily-life B1

save time

Discover how to use 'save time' to talk about efficiency. Learn the correct prepositions, see real-world examples, and practice.
daily-life B1

save up for

Learn how to use 'save up for' to describe setting aside money for a future purchase. Discover real-life examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
daily-life C1

saving grace

Learn how to use the C1 expression 'saving grace' to highlight the one redeeming quality in an otherwise bad situation.
daily-life B2

scale back

Learn how to use 'scale back' to describe reducing the size, amount, or extent of something in your daily life or work.
daily-life B2

scared stiff

Learn the meaning of 'scared stiff,' how to use it in everyday conversation, and see natural examples of this common English idiom.
daily-life B1

schedule activities

Learn how to use the phrase 'schedule activities' to plan your day, trips, or events efficiently with natural examples.
daily-life B1

see someone off

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'see someone off' to say goodbye to friends or family at airports, train stations, or bus terminals in daily life.
daily-life A2

see you

Learn how to use the casual English phrase 'see you' to say goodbye to friends and colleagues.