Relationships
Expressions for social interactions
lose one's temper
Learn the meaning of 'lose one's temper' and how to describe someone getting very angry.
love-hate relationship
Understand what a 'love-hate relationship' is and how to use this common English expression for complex, mixed feelings.
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Learn how to use 'maintain good relations' in English to describe keeping positive, friendly connections with others.
make a compromise
Learn how to use 'make a compromise' to describe reaching an agreement where both sides give up something.
make a date
Learn the meaning of 'make a date' and how to use it to arrange a specific time to meet up with friends, family, or romantic partners.
make a good pair
Find out what 'make a good pair' means and how to use it to describe two people who suit each other perfectly in a relationship or team.
make an apology
Learn how to use 'make an apology' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
make someone laugh
Discover how to use 'make someone laugh' to describe bringing joy or amusement to others in English conversations.
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Master the idiom 'match made in heaven' to describe perfect combinations, couples, or partnerships in English.
meet at a cafe
Learn how to use the phrase 'meet at a cafe' to plan casual get-togethers with friends, family, or colleagues.
meet at school
Discover how to use the phrase 'meet at school' to talk about seeing friends or classmates at an educational building.
meet for coffee
Learn how to use 'meet for coffee', a common and casual English social invitation for friends, dates, or colleagues.