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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

academic B1

learn a language

Discover the meaning and correct usage of the phrase 'learn a language' in academic writing and speaking. Includes natural examples and key grammar tips.
entertainment B1

lead vocalist

Learn the term 'lead vocalist,' how it differs from other band members, and how to use it when talking about music.
relationships B1

learn about each other

Discover the meaning of 'learn about each other' and how to use it naturally in English conversations to describe building relationships.
food-cooking B1

leave room for dessert

Learn the meaning of 'leave room for dessert' and how to use this friendly phrase during meals to remind guests to save some appetite for sweet treats.
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daily-life B1

lend some money

Learn how to use 'lend some money' correctly in daily conversations, with natural examples and common mistakes explained.
food-cooking B1

let it cool

Master the English cooking phrase 'let it cool'. Learn when and how to use it with clear examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

let someone know

Master the common English phrase 'let someone know' to inform others or keep them updated in daily and professional life.
daily-life B1

lie on the beach

Learn how to use 'lie on the beach' in English to talk about relaxing by the sea, with correct grammar tips to avoid common mistakes.
entertainment B1

lighting crew

Learn what a 'lighting crew' does in film and theater. Understand the term, see native examples, and master its usage in English conversations.
entertainment B1

limited series

Learn how to use the entertainment term 'limited series' in English. Understand how it differs from regular TV shows through natural examples and practice exercises.
slang B1

living in my head

Discover what 'living in my head' means and how to use this slang expression to describe thoughts, songs, or people you can't stop thinking about.
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food-cooking B1

loaf of sourdough

Learn how to use the phrase 'loaf of sourdough' in daily conversations. Find natural examples, common mistakes, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
travel B1

local customs

Discover the meaning of 'local customs' and how to use it correctly in English. Learn natural travel examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
academic B1

log out

Discover how to use 'log out' correctly in academic settings. Protect your data on shared university computers with these tips.
travel B1

look around

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'look around' like a native speaker. Discover how to use it in shops, museums, and new cities with helpful examples.
daily-life B1

look at the stars

Learn how to use 'look at the stars' in English. Explore definitions, natural example sentences, and grammar tips.
relationships B1

lose one's temper

Learn the meaning of 'lose one's temper' and how to describe someone getting very angry.
academic B1

lose interest

Learn how to use 'lose interest' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practical examples for academic contexts.
travel B1

luggage porter

Understand the term 'luggage porter' in English. Learn how to ask for help with your bags at hotels and airports with natural travel vocabulary.
academic B1

main point

Learn how to identify and use the expression 'main point' to discuss the core idea of an essay, lecture, or argument.