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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

relationships B1

worry about a friend

Discover how to express concern for someone close to you using the phrase 'worry about a friend'.
daily-life B1

worry about exams

Learn the phrase 'worry about exams' to talk about academic stress. Get examples, correct preposition usage, and practice.
relationships B1

write a card

Discover how to use 'write a card' to describe sending handwritten messages for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions.
academic B1

write down notes

Master the academic phrase "write down notes." Learn how to use it correctly in lectures, study sessions, and exams with real-life examples.
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slang B1

yas queen

Understand the origin and meaning of 'yas queen,' a high-energy slang phrase used to show strong agreement, excitement, or support.
technology B1

zoom in

Master the phrasal verb "zoom in" in English to talk about magnifying images, digital maps, or camera screens, complete with natural real-world examples.
academic B1

academic year

Master the term 'academic year' to describe the school calendar. Explore clear definitions, natural examples, and common mistakes for English learners.
entertainment B1

acoustic version

Learn the meaning of 'acoustic version,' how to use it in conversation, and see real-life examples of this musical term.
business B1

aim to achieve

Understand how to use 'aim to achieve' to describe business goals, targets, and strategic objectives clearly.
travel B1

airline lounge

Find out what an 'airline lounge' is and how to talk about airport VIP spaces. Master this travel vocabulary card with realistic examples and practice exercises.
travel B1

airport transfer

Discover what an airport transfer is, how to book one, and see natural examples of this essential travel term to make your next trip abroad run smoothly.
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food-cooking B1

all-you-can-eat

Learn the meaning of 'all-you-can-eat' and how to use this common English phrase to describe buffet-style dining, unlimited food options, and pricing.
food-cooking B1

allergic to

Learn how to use 'allergic to' to describe food allergies and adverse reactions when ordering food or eating out.
business B1

allocate resources

Learn the formal business collocation 'allocate resources' to talk about distributing money, time, or staff.
relationships B1

apologize to someone

Master the formal expression 'apologize to someone' in English. Learn the correct prepositions, explore natural examples, and practice with exercises.
travel B1

appetizer or starter

Learn the difference between 'appetizer' and 'starter' and how to order small opening dishes at a restaurant.
travel B1

around the corner

Learn how to use 'around the corner' to describe nearby locations or upcoming events. Essential vocabulary for giving directions and speaking natural English.
academic B1

as a result

Learn how to use 'as a result' in academic and formal writing to connect a cause to its effect clearly and professionally.
business B1

as discussed earlier

Master the formal business phrase 'as discussed earlier' to refer back to previous agreements or conversations in emails.
relationships B1

ask around about

What does 'ask around about' mean? Learn the correct usage, common mistakes, and practice with examples.