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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

relationships B1

be closely related

Learn how to use 'be closely related' to describe strong family connections or similar ideas in English.
relationships B1

be in love

Learn how to use 'be in love' to describe deep romantic feelings for someone and avoid common grammatical errors.
relationships B1

be on your own

Discover the meaning and usage of 'be on your own.' Learn how to describe being alone, independent, or self-sufficient.
relationships B1

be proud of

Learn how to express pride in relationships using 'be proud of'. Includes examples, pronunciation, and practice.
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relationships B1

be supportive of

Learn how to use 'be supportive of' to talk about encouraging, helping, and standing by friends, family, or colleagues.
slang B1

beast mode

Understand the slang expression 'beast mode' and how to use it when describing intense focus, effort, or power.
daily-life B1

because of the rain

Learn how to use the phrase 'because of the rain' in English. Read natural examples, correct common grammar mistakes, and practice with exercises.
academic B1

because of

Learn how to use 'because of' correctly in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common grammatical mistakes made by learners.
daily-life B1

before the meeting

Understand how to use the phrase 'before the meeting' to schedule tasks and prepare for discussions in professional and daily life.
daily-life B1

behind the building

Master the prepositional phrase 'behind the building' to describe locations, give directions, and speak more naturally in everyday English conversations.
entertainment B1

behind-the-scenes footage

Learn how to use the term 'behind-the-scenes footage' to describe video clips that show the production process, making-of secrets, and off-camera moments.
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slang B1

being extra

Learn the slang expression "being extra" to describe someone who is being dramatic, over-the-top, or doing too much.
daily-life B1

believe in ghosts

Master the phrase 'believe in ghosts'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B1

belong to a club

Learn how to use the phrase 'belong to a club' to talk about membership in social, sports, or hobby groups in English.
food-cooking B1

bitter taste

Understand how to use 'bitter taste' in English. Learn to describe sharp, acrid flavors like coffee or dark chocolate with natural examples.
entertainment B1

blooper reel

Find out what a 'blooper reel' is, why audiences love watching actors make funny mistakes, and how to use this casual entertainment term in daily conversation.
business B1

board meeting

Understand what a 'board meeting' is, who attends it, and how to use this professional term correctly.
travel B1

boarding announcement

Understand what a 'boarding announcement' is, how it is used at airports, and how to listen closely for your flight details during international travel.
travel B1

boarding process

Learn how to use the term 'boarding process' to describe the exact steps passengers take to get onto an airplane, train, or ship. Improve your travel English vocabulary today.
travel B1

booking confirmation

Learn how to use 'booking confirmation' in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and related terms for your next travel reservation.