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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

daily-life B1

fit into a schedule

Learn how to use the English phrase 'fit into a schedule' to talk about finding time for appointments, meetings, or tasks in your busy daily routine.
business B1

fixed costs

Learn the definition of 'fixed costs', how they differ from variable costs, and how to use this financial term in business settings.
business B1

flexible hours

Learn what 'flexible hours' means in the workplace, how to use it in professional conversations, and see natural examples.
travel B1

flight connection

Learn how to talk about a 'flight connection' when traveling with multiple flights.
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travel B1

flight delay

Learn how to talk about a 'flight delay' when your plane is running late, including common airport situations and natural conversational English examples.
food-cooking B1

fluffy rice

Master the expression 'fluffy rice' to talk about perfectly cooked, light, and separate grains of rice.
daily-life B1

fly to another country

Discover how to naturally use the phrase 'fly to another country' in English conversations when discussing international travel, vacations, or business trips.
entertainment B1

follow a series

Learn how to talk about regularly watching a TV show, drama, or podcast series over time.
daily-life B1

follow the instructions

Learn how to use the common English collocation 'follow the instructions' to talk about reading and obeying steps for tasks, recipes, or assembling furniture.
daily-life B1

for a couple of days

Understand how to use the common phrase 'for a couple of days' to describe short durations, temporary situations, and plans naturally in daily English.
academic B1

for example

Master the use of 'for example' in academic writing and speaking to introduce supporting evidence, clarify complex ideas, and provide clear illustrations.
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business B1

for your information

Master the phrase 'for your information' in business. Learn when it is helpful and how to avoid sounding rude or passive-aggressive.
entertainment B1

foreign film

Learn how to use the term 'foreign film' in English conversation. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and related cinema terms for B1 learners.
academic B1

foreign language

Master the term 'foreign language,' its academic usage, and how to discuss language learning naturally.
daily-life B1

forgive someone for lying

Learn how to use the English phrase 'forgive someone for lying' to express pardoning or moving past a situation where someone was dishonest with you.
relationships B1

forgive someone

Discover how to use 'forgive someone' to describe letting go of anger or resentment toward a friend or family member who has made a mistake in English.
travel B1

free admission

Learn the meaning of 'free admission' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, pronunciation, and how to use it correctly on your travels.
business B1

free trial

Learn how to use the term 'free trial' in business and technology English, with clear examples, pronunciation guides, and interactive practice exercises.
travel B1

freeway exit

Learn how to use the term 'freeway exit' correctly when driving and navigating on major highways in English.
travel B1

fridge charges

Learn what 'fridge charges' means in hotels, how to avoid them, and how to use this travel phrase naturally in English.