Relationships
Expressions for social interactions
kiss and tell
What does 'kiss and tell' mean? Learn how to use this casual relationship idiom to describe sharing private romantic details.
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Learn the meaning and usage of the C1 idiom 'let sleeping dogs lie' to describe avoiding old conflicts.
listen to someone
Master the phrase 'listen to someone' to describe paying attention, showing respect, or taking advice.
live together
Understand how to use 'live together' to talk about sharing a home with partners, friends, or roommates.
look after someone
Understand how to use 'look after someone' in English. Learn this essential phrasal verb for talking about caring for others.
look forward to seeing
Master the common phrase 'look forward to seeing' in English. Learn the correct grammar, natural usage, and pronunciation.
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Join Membership →make a move
Learn how to use the casual English phrase 'make a move' in romantic contexts, complete with natural examples and common mistakes.
make a promise
Learn how to use 'make a promise' correctly in English to show commitment and build trust.
make a scene
Find out what 'make a scene' means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and practice with real-life examples.
make amends
Understand the meaning of 'make amends' and how to use it when talking about apologizing and correcting past mistakes in relationships.