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Everyday expressions for daily conversations

daily-life B1

withdraw cash

Learn how to use 'withdraw cash' to describe taking physical money out of a bank account. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and practice tips.
daily-life B2

without a doubt

Learn how to use 'without a doubt' to show absolute certainty and emphasize your agreement in English. Perfect for B2 learners looking to speak naturally.
daily-life B2

work-life balance

Learn how to use 'work-life balance' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

work like a charm

Master the idiom 'work like a charm' to describe things that work perfectly and easily. See natural examples and explanations.
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daily-life C1

work to rule

Learn 'work to rule,' a formal term for a form of industrial action where employees do only their strict contractual duties. Explore C1 examples and usage tips.
daily-life A2

years ago

Learn how to use 'years ago' to talk about past events that occurred several years in the past.
daily-life A2

you're welcome

Learn how to use 'you're welcome' correctly in everyday English to accept someone's thanks.
daily-life B2

actions speak louder than words

Understand the proverb 'actions speak louder than words' and how to use it to emphasize that what people do matters more than what they say.
daily-life C1

at the end of my tether

Discover the meaning of the British idiom 'at the end of my tether'. Learn how to express extreme frustration and exhaustion with natural, real-life examples.
daily-life C1

bark up the wrong tree

Learn how to use the idiom 'bark up the wrong tree' in conversational English. Understand its meaning, find natural examples, and avoid common learner mistakes.
daily-life B2

best of both worlds

Discover the meaning of 'best of both worlds' with natural example sentences. Learn how to use this common English idiom to describe enjoying two different benefits at once.
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daily-life C1

bite off more than you can chew

Learn how to use the idiom 'bite off more than you can chew' to describe taking on too much responsibility or overcommitting.
daily-life C1

by word of mouth

Master the phrase 'by word of mouth' to describe how information or recommendations spread naturally through conversations.
daily-life B1

catch your breath

Learn the meaning of 'catch your breath' in English. Discover how to use this common idiom for physical recovery and mental pauses.
daily-life B1

cheer up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cheer up' to make someone feel happier. Discover natural conversation examples, pronunciation, and common English learner mistakes.
daily-life B1

come across

Master the phrasal verb 'come across' in English. Learn how to express finding things by chance or making impressions on others with clear examples and practice.
daily-life A2

come back

Learn how to use the common English phrasal verb "come back" correctly in daily conversations. See examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

come down

Master the phrasal verb 'come down' in English. Learn its different meanings, see natural examples, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B1

come along

Understand how to use 'come along' in daily conversations. Learn its meanings of joining someone or making progress.
daily-life A2

come from

Learn how to use 'come from' to talk about someone's origin, hometown, or country. Master this essential A2 English expression with examples and practice.