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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

daily-life B1

about a week ago

Learn how to use the phrase 'about a week ago' in English to describe recent past events with natural examples and practice exercises.
business B1

accept responsibility

Master the phrase 'accept responsibility' to professionally take ownership of mistakes or duties in the workplace.
business B1

accept an offer

Discover how to use 'accept an offer' to describe agreeing to a job proposal, business deal, or real estate bid.
business B1

accept the terms

Learn how to use 'accept the terms' in business contexts, from software agreements to legal contract negotiations.
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entertainment B1

acceptance speech

Understand what an 'acceptance speech' is, when it is delivered, and how to use this term in conversations about awards and achievements.
daily-life B1

according to the rules

Understand how to use 'according to the rules' in English. Discover daily life examples, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful practice exercises.
academic B1

according to

Learn how to use 'according to' correctly in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
entertainment B1

act out

Discover the meaning of 'act out' in English. Learn how to use this phrase in entertainment and daily life with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
food-cooking B1

add a pinch of salt

Learn how to use the culinary expression 'add a pinch of salt' to enhance your cooking and English vocabulary.
relationships B1

admire from afar

Understand how to use 'admire from afar' to describe appreciating or liking someone without directly interacting with them.
travel B1

admission fee

Learn how to use 'admission fee' in formal travel contexts, from checking museum prices to booking tickets for historic sites.
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business B1

advertising campaign

Learn the exact meaning of 'advertising campaign' and discover how to use this essential marketing term confidently in your professional business English conversations.
daily-life B1

after a long day

Discover how to use 'after a long day' to describe the feeling of relaxation after hard work, with real-life examples and exercises.
business B1

after-sales service

Understand the business English term 'after-sales service' with natural examples, pronunciation guides, and common mistakes in customer support.
entertainment B1

age rating

Discover what 'age rating' means, how it is used to classify media, and practice using it in everyday English.
business B1

agenda item

Learn how to use 'agenda item' to refer to specific topics of discussion in professional meetings.
relationships B1

agree on something

Learn how to use 'agree on something' to describe reaching a mutual decision, choosing a joint plan, or sharing the same opinion with others in English.
business B1

agree to disagree

Learn how to use 'agree to disagree' in professional settings to politely resolve differences without conflict.
business B1

agree with the proposal

Understand how to use 'agree with the proposal' in business meetings and emails to show your support for a plan.
business B1

agree on terms

Learn how to use 'agree on terms' to describe reaching a mutual understanding during business negotiations and contracts.