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relationships B2

turn to someone

Learn the B2 English phrase 'turn to someone' today. Understand how to express seeking help, advice, or comfort from friends, family, or professionals.
relationships A2

visit family

Find out how to use the phrase 'visit family' in everyday English conversations with these examples.
relationships C1

walk on eggshells

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'walk on eggshells' and how to use it to describe tense relationship situations.
relationships B2

walking on air

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'walking on air' and how to use it to describe extreme happiness, excitement, and elation in relationships and daily life.
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relationships B2

water under the bridge

Discover how to use the common idiom 'water under the bridge' to describe past problems, arguments, or conflicts that have been forgiven and no longer matter.
relationships B2

wear your heart on your sleeve

Learn the meaning of 'wear your heart on your sleeve' and discover how to use this common English idiom to describe showing your emotions openly and honestly.
relationships B1

welcome someone with open arms

Learn how to use 'welcome someone with open arms' to show warmth, hospitality, and acceptance in English.
relationships A2

who told you that

Learn how to use the phrase 'who told you that' to express surprise, disbelief, or curiosity about gossip and rumors.
relationships B2

whisper sweet nothings

Discover the romantic English idiom 'whisper sweet nothings' and learn how to use it to describe affectionate, private conversations between partners.
relationships B1

why do you ask

Learn how to use 'why do you ask' in relationships and casual chats to find out the underlying reason behind someone's question.
relationships B1

work on a relationship

Discover what it means to 'work on a relationship' and how couples actively put in effort to resolve conflicts and strengthen their connection.
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relationships B1

work things out

Understand how to use 'work things out' to talk about resolving conflicts, fixing relationship issues, and finding solutions.
relationships B1

worry about someone

Learn how to use 'worry about someone' to express care, concern, and anxiety for another person's well-being.
relationships B1

write a love letter

Learn how to use the expression 'write a love letter' in English. See natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
relationships A2

write back to

Learn how to use 'write back to' in English to talk about replying to letters, emails, or messages.
relationships C1

a shoulder to cry on

Discover the meaning of 'a shoulder to cry on' with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
relationships B1

be attracted to

Learn how to use the phrase "be attracted to" to describe romantic or physical interest in someone. Essential vocabulary for dating and relationship conversations.
relationships C1

be on the same wavelength

Understand how to use 'be on the same wavelength' to describe thinking alike, understanding each other perfectly, and having great natural chemistry.
relationships B2

blind date

Learn the meaning and usage of 'blind date' to describe a romantic meeting set up by friends.
relationships B2

bottle up feelings

Learn the meaning of 'bottle up feelings' and how to use this common English expression to describe hiding your emotions instead of talking about them.