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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

business B1

close the office

Understand how to use "close the office" when talking about ending daily operations, holidays, or permanent business closures.
entertainment B1

co-op mode

Learn the gaming term 'co-op mode' (cooperative mode), how it is used in video games, and its metaphorical use in daily life.
business B1

collect data

Learn how to use "collect data" to describe gathering information for research, business analysis, and decision-making.
business B1

come up with an idea

Learn how to use 'come up with an idea' in professional English. See real business examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
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travel B1

complimentary drink

Learn what a complimentary drink is and how to enjoy free beverages offered by hotels, airlines, or restaurants.
entertainment B1

compose a song

Learn how to use the phrase 'compose a song' in natural English. Discover its exact meaning, explore native examples, and practice your skills with interactive exercises.
business B1

conduct a survey

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'conduct a survey' correctly. Find natural workplace examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive practice.
business B1

confirm the booking

Master the formal business phrase 'confirm the booking'. Learn how to verify reservations in professional emails and phone calls with our guide and practice.
travel B1

connecting flight

Understand what a 'connecting flight' is, how to navigate airports during layovers, and how to talk about your travel plans.
business B1

contact details

Learn how to use the phrase 'contact details' in professional contexts. Explore natural workplace examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive exercises.
slang B1

content creator

Learn the term 'content creator', who it refers to in the digital age, and how to use it in professional and casual contexts.
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travel B1

continental breakfast

Learn what a continental breakfast typically includes and how to talk about morning hotel meals.
food-cooking B1

cool down

Learn how to use 'cool down' in the context of food and cooking. See natural conversational examples, clear grammatical explanations, and interactive practice.
relationships B1

count on someone

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'count on someone' to talk about trust, reliability, and support in your daily English conversations with friends and family.
entertainment B1

create a playlist

Discover the meaning of 'create a playlist' in English. Learn how to use it in natural conversations with our practical examples, pronunciation guide, and practice exercises.
slang B1

cringe-worthy moment

Discover the meaning of a cringe-worthy moment, see how native speakers use it to describe highly embarrassing situations, and practice with real examples.
business B1

customer satisfaction

Discover how to use "customer satisfaction" to talk about how happy clients are with your company's products or services.
daily-life B1

cut down

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cut down' to talk about reducing consumption, saving money, or cutting trees in natural English.
daily-life B1

cut out

Master the casual phrasal verb 'cut out' to talk about stopping habits, removing things, or telling someone to stop annoying behavior.
daily-life B1

cut the line

Learn the meaning of 'cut the line' in English. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for this common daily expression.