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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

slang B1

slay queen

Learn how to use 'slay queen,' a popular slang phrase used to praise, encourage, or celebrate someone's outstanding appearance or achievement.
slang B1

slow burn

Understand the term 'slow burn' used to describe relationships, movies, or processes that develop gradually and build up over time.
daily-life B1

smile at a baby

Learn how to use the everyday phrase 'smile at a baby' in English conversation, complete with examples and common errors.
travel B1

smooth landing

Discover the meaning of 'smooth landing' in English. Learn how to describe a gentle touchdown on a flight and use it in everyday travel conversations.
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food-cooking B1

snack on something

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'snack on something' to describe eating light treats between meals. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and exercises.
entertainment B1

sneak preview

Learn the definition of 'sneak preview' and how to talk about early, exclusive showings of movies, shows, or products.
entertainment B1

soap opera

What is a soap opera? Learn the meaning of this classic television drama genre, explore natural examples, and practice using this expression in conversation.
food-cooking B1

soft-boiled egg

Learn how to use the term 'soft-boiled egg' in English. Understand the cooking term, view examples, and avoid common mistakes.
entertainment B1

sound effects

Learn how to use 'sound effects' in English. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it correctly in entertainment contexts.
daily-life B1

sound interesting

Master the common English phrase 'sound interesting' to show interest and engage naturally in everyday conversations.
food-cooking B1

soup ladle

Learn how to use the term 'soup ladle' correctly in English. Discover examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation.
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daily-life B1

speak in public

Learn how to use the phrase 'speak in public' to discuss presentation skills, anxiety, and public speaking in everyday English.
business B1

special offer

Discover the meaning of 'special offer' in English business contexts, along with natural conversation examples, pronunciation, and common learner mistakes.
academic B1

spelling mistake

Learn how to identify and avoid a 'spelling mistake' in your English writing. Improve your academic and professional accuracy.
daily-life B1

spend a week in the mountains

Learn how to use the phrase 'spend a week in the mountains' to describe a relaxing nature getaway and talk about your vacation plans in natural English.
relationships B1

spend quality time

Learn how to use the phrase 'spend quality time' to describe dedicating meaningful, undivided attention to your loved ones.
food-cooking B1

spicy food

Master the expression 'spicy food' in English. Learn how to talk about hot, seasoned dishes with natural examples and clear explanations.
food-cooking B1

spill a drink

Learn how to use the English phrase 'spill a drink' naturally in daily conversations and avoid common grammar mistakes.
entertainment B1

spoil the ending

Learn how to use the phrase 'spoil the ending' when talking about books, movies, and TV shows. Avoid common mistakes with natural examples.
food-cooking B1

sprig of rosemary

Learn what a 'sprig of rosemary' is and how to use this common culinary phrase when reading recipes or cooking in English.