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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

business B1

hire new employees

Master the business English phrase 'hire new employees' to confidently discuss recruitment, team growth, and staffing.
business B1

hire temporary staff

Learn how to use the phrase 'hire temporary staff' in professional English to describe short-term recruitment and seasonal support.
entertainment B1

historical fiction

Learn what 'historical fiction' means. Discover how to discuss books, movies, and TV shows set in the past with natural English examples and practice.
travel B1

history walk

Learn the meaning of 'history walk' and how to use it when booking guided walking tours of historical city areas on your next vacation.
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daily-life B1

hold a meeting

Learn how to use the common collocation 'hold a meeting' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-life examples.
travel B1

home stay

Understand the travel term 'home stay' and learn how to talk about living with local families abroad using natural, real-life English examples and tips.
entertainment B1

home theater

Understand what a home theater is, how to describe your entertainment setup, and common English phrases used to talk about it.
daily-life B1

hope for the best

Understand the idiom 'hope for the best' and learn how to use it in daily English conversations with examples and practice.
travel B1

hotel safe

Understand how to use the term 'hotel safe' to keep your valuables secure during your travels.
travel B1

hotel voucher

Discover what a 'hotel voucher' is and how to use it when booking and checking into your accommodations.
daily-life B1

hurt your leg

Learn how to correctly use the phrase 'hurt your leg' in English conversations, with common mistakes and practice exercises.
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daily-life B1

ignore the advice

Master the phrase 'ignore the advice' in English. Learn how to describe situations where people pay no attention to helpful suggestions.
business B1

ignore the instructions

Learn how to use 'ignore the instructions' in English to describe failing to follow guidelines, manuals, or procedures.
business B1

ignore the warning

Discover how to use the phrase 'ignore the warning' in English business contexts to describe overlooking alerts or professional advice.
daily-life B1

imagine living abroad

Learn how to use 'imagine living abroad' in English conversations. Understand the grammar rules behind the verb 'imagine' followed by a gerund.
entertainment B1

imax theater

Learn what an IMAX theater is, how it differs from a regular cinema, and how to use this term correctly in everyday English conversations.
academic B1

improve skills

Learn how to use 'improve skills' in both academic and professional English. Read natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

improve your skills

Learn how to use 'improve your skills' in English. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

in a good mood

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'in a good mood' to describe feeling happy, cheerful, or positive.
academic B1

in a group

Learn how to use the phrase 'in a group' correctly in academic contexts to describe collaborative work, study sessions, and team research projects effectively.