Relationships
Expressions for social interactions
feel sad about
Master the phrase 'feel sad about' to talk about emotional situations in relationships. Includes common errors and practice.
feign indifference
Learn the formal phrase 'feign indifference' to describe pretending not to care when you actually do.
find common ground
Learn how to use 'find common ground' to describe reaching an agreement or finding shared interests.
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Learn how to use 'get along well' to describe having a friendly, harmonious relationship with friends, family, or coworkers.
get on with
Master the phrasal verb 'get on with' to talk about having a friendly and harmonious relationship with others.
give a compliment
Learn how to use the phrase 'give a compliment' to praise someone, show appreciation, and make positive social connections.
give advice
Learn how to use 'give advice' correctly, including key grammatical rules about the uncountable noun 'advice'.
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Discover the meaning of 'give false hope', how it is used in relationships, and how to avoid common grammar mistakes.
go on a trip
Learn the expression 'go on a trip'. See how it's used to describe traveling together with partners, friends, or family.
go out for dinner
Learn how to use 'go out for dinner' to talk about dining at restaurants with friends, family, or partners.
grow distant
Learn the meaning of 'grow distant', how to use it in daily English conversations, and see natural examples of relationships drifting apart.
hang out at
Master the casual phrasal verb 'hang out at' to talk about relaxing and spending leisure time at specific places with friends.