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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

daily-life B1

agree with you

Learn how to use the common English expression 'agree with you' to express shared opinions and show agreement in conversations.
travel B1

air conditioning unit

Master the term 'air conditioning unit' (AC unit) for your travels, including useful hotel phrases and vocabulary.
daily-life B1

all of them

Master the pronoun phrase 'all of them' to refer to every member of a group, with natural examples and common mistakes explained.
business B1

annual leave

Learn how to use the term 'annual leave' correctly in professional English. Discover examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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daily-life B1

apart from that

Discover how to use 'apart from that' to exclude a specific fact or point and discuss the rest of a situation.
daily-life B1

apologize for the mistake

Master the polite expression 'apologize for the mistake' to express regret and take responsibility for errors in professional and casual settings.
daily-life B1

apply for a passport

Learn how to use the phrase 'apply for a passport' when discussing international travel preparations and official government applications.
daily-life B1

argue about politics

Learn how to use the phrase 'argue about politics' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business B1

arrange a flight

Learn how to use 'arrange a flight' when booking air travel for business trips or corporate events.
business B1

arrange a visit

Learn how to use 'arrange a visit' to schedule professional client meetings, site tours, or inspections.
business B1

arrange the seating

Discover how to use 'arrange the seating' when planning corporate events, conferences, or meetings.
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daily-life B1

as a matter of fact

Learn how to use 'as a matter of fact' to emphasize a point, add details, or correct someone politely.
daily-life B1

as a result of

Learn how to explain causes and consequences in English using the phrase 'as a result of'.
daily-life B1

as far as I know

Learn how to use 'as far as I know' to express limited knowledge in English. See natural conversation examples, common errors, and practice exercises.
academic B1

as well as

Discover how to use the phrase 'as well as' to connect ideas and nouns in academic contexts, while easily avoiding common subject-verb agreement mistakes.
relationships B1

ask for a favor

Learn how to use the phrase 'ask for a favor' naturally in English conversations, emails, and daily interactions.
relationships B1

ask for forgiveness

Understand how to use 'ask for forgiveness' in English to apologize sincerely and seek someone's pardon for a mistake.
food-cooking B1

ask for the menu

Discover how to use 'ask for the menu' in English restaurants to request the list of food and drink options from your server.
daily-life B1

at the same time

Learn how to use 'at the same time' to describe simultaneous events or to introduce a contrasting but true point.
slang B1

ate it up

Learn how to use 'ate it up,' a popular slang phrase meaning to perform exceptionally well or to love something enthusiastically.