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Expressions for social interactions

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walk down the aisle

Discover what 'walk down the aisle' means, how it is used to talk about marriage, and explore natural English examples and common mistakes.
relationships A2

wave hello

Learn how to use the phrase 'wave hello' to describe greeting someone with a friendly hand gesture. Discover natural examples and avoid common mistakes.
relationships B1

welcome a guest

Learn how to use 'welcome a guest' naturally in English to describe hosting and greeting visitors warmly.
relationships A2

welcome to my home

Discover how to use 'welcome to my home' to greet guests warmly and politely in English.
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relationships B1

worry about a friend

Discover how to express concern for someone close to you using the phrase 'worry about a friend'.
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write a card

Discover how to use 'write a card' to describe sending handwritten messages for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions.
relationships A2

write a message

Learn how to use the phrase 'write a message' in English. Explore practical examples, pronunciation, common errors, and useful interactive practice exercises.
relationships B2

yield to pressure

Learn how to use 'yield to pressure' to describe giving in to social, professional, or emotional demands.
relationships B2

add fuel to the fire

Learn how to use the idiom 'add fuel to the fire' to describe making difficult situations or arguments worse.
relationships B2

air dirty laundry

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'air dirty laundry' and discover how to use it to describe sharing private, personal relationship issues in public.
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all talk

Discover what 'all talk' means in relationships and everyday life. Learn how to describe someone who makes promises but doesn't follow through.
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relationships B1

apologize to someone

Master the formal expression 'apologize to someone' in English. Learn the correct prepositions, explore natural examples, and practice with exercises.
relationships B1

ask around about

What does 'ask around about' mean? Learn the correct usage, common mistakes, and practice with examples.
relationships B1

ask for advice

Master the phrase 'ask for advice' to improve your English conversations. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice today.
relationships B2

ask for someone's hand

Learn the formal and traditional meaning of 'ask for someone's hand' in marriage, including examples and common mistakes.
relationships B2

be a bad influence

Learn how to use the phrase 'be a bad influence' in English to describe people who actively encourage others to behave poorly or make bad decisions.
relationships C1

be an open book

Learn what it means to 'be an open book' and how to describe someone who is highly expressive, transparent, and easy to understand.
relationships C1

be at each other's throats

Learn the meaning of 'be at each other's throats' and how to use it to describe constant, intense arguing between people in relationships.
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be crazy about

Discover the meaning of 'be crazy about' in English. Learn how to use this casual expression to talk about love and deep interest.
relationships A2

be good friends

Learn how to use 'be good friends' to describe a close, reliable, and positive relationship between people.