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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

food-cooking B1

fried rice

Learn how to use 'fried rice' in English. Get natural examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation tips for this popular dish.
daily-life B1

from my perspective

Learn how to politely share your opinions, subjective views, and personal viewpoints using the natural English phrase 'from my perspective' in daily life.
travel B1

front desk recommendation

Learn how to use 'front desk recommendation' in travel English. Find out how to ask hotel staff for the best local spots and dining tips.
academic B1

gain experience

Understand how to use the phrase 'gain experience' correctly in essays, interviews, and academic writing. Includes examples and pronunciation.
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travel B1

gate agent

Understand the term "gate agent" to easily talk about the airline staff members who manage boarding, ticket issues, and upgrades at the departure gate.
travel B1

gate change

Understand what a 'gate change' means at an airport and learn how to respond quickly when your departure gate is moved to another terminal location.
entertainment B1

general admission

Learn what general admission means for concerts, sports, and events. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, and how to use this common ticketing term correctly.
entertainment B1

get a callback

Learn what 'get a callback' means in auditions and job interviews, how to use it naturally, and see real-life examples.
daily-life B1

get a job offer

Understand how to use the common English phrase 'get a job offer' to discuss receiving a formal, written invitation to work for a company or employer.
relationships B1

get along well

Learn how to use 'get along well' to describe having a friendly, harmonious relationship with friends, family, or coworkers.
relationships B1

get an invitation

Learn how to use the phrase 'get an invitation' in English to describe receiving an offer to attend an event, party, or social gathering.
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business B1

get back to work

Understand how to use the phrase 'get back to work' to describe returning to tasks after a break or interruption.
relationships B1

get on with

Master the phrasal verb 'get on with' to talk about having a friendly and harmonious relationship with others.
entertainment B1

get tickets

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'get tickets' to talk about buying or obtaining entry to concerts, movies, and sports events.
academic B1

get tired

Learn how to use 'get tired' to express physical or mental exhaustion during long study sessions and academic challenges.
slang B1

girl math

Learn the meaning of 'girl math,' a viral internet slang term used to humorously justify spending habits and financial decisions.
relationships B1

give a compliment

Learn how to use the phrase 'give a compliment' to praise someone, show appreciation, and make positive social connections.
academic B1

give a speech

Discover how to use 'give a speech' in school, university, and professional presentations.
relationships B1

give advice

Learn how to use 'give advice' correctly, including key grammatical rules about the uncountable noun 'advice'.
business B1

give feedback

Learn how to use 'give feedback' in professional English. Discover natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice.