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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

travel B1

stuck in traffic

Learn how to use the common English idiom 'stuck in traffic' when you are delayed on the road. Perfect for travel, commutes, and daily conversations.
academic B1

study abroad

Learn the meaning and usage of 'study abroad,' a popular academic term for pursuing education in another country.
academic B1

study habits

Learn how to use the phrase 'study habits' in English. Discover its meaning, common learner mistakes, and natural example sentences for academic success.
daily-life B1

study hard for the test

Learn how to use the phrase 'study hard for the test' to talk about academic preparation, intense exam study sessions, and school routines in natural English.
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academic B1

study session

Learn how to use the phrase 'study session' in English. Discover its meaning, see real-life academic examples, and test your knowledge now.
academic B1

subject matter

Learn how to use 'subject matter' in academic English. Discover its definition, natural example sentences, and related terms to talk about course content.
entertainment B1

subtitled film

Learn the term 'subtitled film' and how to talk about watching movies with text translations on screen.
academic B1

such as

Learn how to use the phrase 'such as' to introduce specific examples in academic essays and research papers with proper punctuation and natural flow.
daily-life B1

suggest going out

Learn how to use 'suggest going out' to propose social plans or outdoor activities with friends and family in natural English.
daily-life B1

support a football team

Understand how to use the phrase 'support a football team' to talk about being a fan of a soccer or football club.
entertainment B1

supporting act

Understand the term 'supporting act' in music and entertainment. Learn how to describe opening performers with this essential B1 vocabulary.
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entertainment B1

supporting actor

Master the term 'supporting actor' with clear explanations, real-world conversational examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
slang B1

supporting character

Learn the slang meaning of 'supporting character,' how it compares to 'main character,' and how to use it in daily English.
entertainment B1

surround sound

Learn the meaning of surround sound, how it enhances your audio experience, and how to use this term naturally in English conversations.
daily-life B1

survive a cold winter

Learn how to use 'survive a cold winter' to describe getting through freezing temperatures and harsh winter months.
travel B1

table reservation

Learn how to make, confirm, and talk about a 'table reservation' at restaurants when traveling, with natural English examples and vocabulary.
technology B1

tag someone

Learn the meaning of 'tag someone' in casual English. See how to use it on social media with examples and practice.
daily-life B1

take a guess

Learn how to use 'take a guess' in casual conversations to invite someone to estimate or predict something.
business B1

take a look

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'take a look' to ask someone to review or examine something quickly and professionally.
academic B1

take attendance

Learn how to use the academic expression 'take attendance' to describe checking who is present in a class or meeting, with exercises.