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Expressions for social interactions

relationships B1

have a disagreement

Learn how to use the phrase 'have a disagreement' to politely describe a difference of opinion or minor conflict in English.
relationships A2

have a pet

Learn the English phrase 'have a pet'. Master its meaning, pronunciation, and see how to use it in daily conversations with our clear examples and practice.
relationships B2

have eyes only for

Learn how to use the romantic expression 'have eyes only for' to describe complete devotion and exclusive attraction to one person.
relationships A2

have lunch together

Learn how to use 'have lunch together' to invite someone or talk about sharing a midday meal. Discover natural conversational examples and practice questions.
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relationships B2

heal a rift

Learn the meaning of 'heal a rift' and how to use it to describe repairing damaged relationships and bringing people back together.
relationships A2

help each other

Learn how to use the phrase 'help each other' to talk about mutual support and teamwork in relationships.
relationships B2

hit a rocky patch

Learn how to use 'hit a rocky patch' in English to describe a difficult period in a relationship, with natural examples and pronunciation.
relationships B2

hold in high regard

Learn how to use the formal expression "hold in high regard" to show deep respect and admiration for someone in professional or personal relationships.
relationships B2

host a gathering

Learn how to use 'host a gathering' to describe welcoming friends or family into your home for a social event.
relationships B2

ingratiate oneself with

Learn the formal expression 'ingratiate oneself with' to describe trying to gain someone's favor or approval, often through flattery.
relationships B2

initiate a conversation

Learn how to use the formal phrase 'initiate a conversation' to describe starting a discussion or breaking the ice in professional or social settings.
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relationships C1

interject in a conversation

Master the formal phrase 'interject in a conversation' to describe politely or abruptly interrupting to add a comment.
relationships C1

intrude on a couple

Learn the meaning of 'intrude on a couple' and how to describe interrupting or imposing on a romantic partnership.
relationships B1

invite over for dinner

Learn how to use 'invite over for dinner' to express hosting friends, family, or neighbors at your home for a warm, home-cooked evening meal in English.
relationships B2

invite someone on a date

Learn the phrase 'invite someone on a date' in English. Discover natural examples, master correct preposition usage, and test yourself with exercises.
relationships B1

know someone by sight

Learn the meaning of 'know someone by sight,' how to use it in daily conversations, and see natural example sentences.
relationships B1

learn about each other

Discover the meaning of 'learn about each other' and how to use it naturally in English conversations to describe building relationships.
relationships B2

lift someone's spirits

Learn how to use 'lift someone's spirits' to describe making a friend or loved one feel happier and more hopeful.
relationships B2

like-minded people

Discover the meaning of 'like-minded people' and how to use this phrase to describe individuals who share similar opinions, values, or interests.
relationships A2

live next door

Learn how to use the common English expression 'live next door' to talk about your neighbors and living situations.