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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

relationships B1

ask for advice

Master the phrase 'ask for advice' to improve your English conversations. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice today.
academic B1

ask for clarification

Discover how and when to use 'ask for clarification' in academic or professional settings to clear up confusion.
food-cooking B1

ask for recommendations

Discover how to ask for recommendations in English when trying new restaurants, dishes, or local food spots.
travel B1

ask for the check

Master the essential restaurant phrase 'ask for the check' to politely request your bill when dining out in English-speaking countries. Great for travel.
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entertainment B1

attend a gig

Master the casual English expression 'attend a gig'. Learn its precise meaning, see how native speakers use it in conversation, and practice with exercises.
entertainment B1

attend a concert

Discover how to use 'attend a concert' in English. Study natural sentences, avoid common learner mistakes, and complete the practice exercises to improve your skills.
academic B1

attend a lecture

Learn how to use the colocation 'attend a lecture' correctly in academic contexts. Improve your university English with natural examples and useful exercises.
entertainment B1

attend an event

Discover how to use 'attend an event' in English. Learn the correct collocations, common errors, and practice exercises for B1 level students.
entertainment B1

backing vocals

Learn the meaning of 'backing vocals' in music, how they support the main singer, and how to use the term naturally.
travel B1

baggage carousel

Learn what a 'baggage carousel' is and how to locate your luggage at the airport.
food-cooking B1

baking sheet

Discover how to use 'baking sheet' correctly in English recipes and kitchen instructions. Learn the differences between baking sheets, trays, and cookie pans.
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relationships B1

be crazy about

Discover the meaning of 'be crazy about' in English. Learn how to use this casual expression to talk about love and deep interest.
relationships B1

be in a relationship

Understand how to use the phrase 'be in a relationship' to describe committed romantic connections in English.
relationships B1

be on good terms

Learn how to use 'be on good terms' to describe friendly relationships, with natural examples and exercises.
travel B1

bed and breakfast

Learn about 'bed and breakfast' (B&B) accommodations, how they differ from hotels, and how to use the term.
food-cooking B1

bite-sized pieces

Find out how to use 'bite-sized pieces' in English recipes and instructions to describe food cut small enough to be eaten in a single bite.
travel B1

block away

Learn how to use 'block away' to describe distances in cities. Perfect for understanding and giving directions while traveling in major English-speaking cities.
slang B1

block list

Learn how to use the term 'block list' correctly in English conversations about social media and online privacy.
slang B1

blue tick

Understand what a 'blue tick' means on social media, its cultural significance, and how to use it in conversation.
travel B1

boarding queue

Master the term 'boarding queue' for your next flight. Learn how to use it naturally with examples and pronunciation.