Relationships
Expressions for social interactions
a pillar of strength
Understand the idiom 'a pillar of strength' to describe someone who provides immense emotional support during tough times.
acquiesce silently
Learn the formal expression 'acquiesce silently' used to describe giving in or agreeing without protest in relationships.
act as a spokesperson
Learn how to use the formal expression 'act as a spokesperson' to describe representing a group and speaking on their behalf.
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Understand how to use 'admire from afar' to describe appreciating or liking someone without directly interacting with them.
arrange a get-together
Discover how to use 'arrange a get-together' to describe planning informal social gatherings with friends or family.
ask for a favor
Learn how to use the phrase 'ask for a favor' naturally in English conversations, emails, and daily interactions.
ask for forgiveness
Understand how to use 'ask for forgiveness' in English to apologize sincerely and seek someone's pardon for a mistake.
be a family
Understand the meaning and warm sentiment behind the common phrase 'be a family' in English.
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Learn how to use 'be closely related' to describe strong family connections or similar ideas in English.
be in love
Learn how to use 'be in love' to describe deep romantic feelings for someone and avoid common grammatical errors.
be on your own
Discover the meaning and usage of 'be on your own.' Learn how to describe being alone, independent, or self-sufficient.
be proud of
Learn how to express pride in relationships using 'be proud of'. Includes examples, pronunciation, and practice.
be supportive of
Learn how to use 'be supportive of' to talk about encouraging, helping, and standing by friends, family, or colleagues.
bear a striking resemblance
Discover how to use the formal phrase 'bear a striking resemblance' to describe two people who look incredibly similar.