B1 — Intermediate
Expressions for intermediate English learners
hang out at
Master the casual phrasal verb 'hang out at' to talk about relaxing and spending leisure time at specific places with friends.
harbor a crush
Learn the meaning of 'harbor a crush' and how to use it to describe keeping secret romantic feelings for someone over a long period.
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Start English Habit →hard-boiled egg
Master the English term 'hard-boiled egg'. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, common errors, and how to use it in daily life.
have a disagreement
Learn how to use the phrase 'have a disagreement' to politely describe a difference of opinion or minor conflict in English.
have a hobby
Learn how to talk about your free-time interests and activities using the natural phrase 'have a hobby.'
headline band
Discover the meaning of 'headline band' in English. Learn how to talk about the main performers at concerts and music festivals.
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Explore Everything English →heat it up
Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'heat it up' in English. See natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.