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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

business B1

executive summary

Understand 'executive summary' in business English. Learn how to use this formal term with real-world examples and common mistakes.
business B1

expect a reply

Discover how to use the business phrase 'expect a reply' in professional emails and meetings. Master its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-world examples.
food-cooking B1

expiration date

Learn how to use the term 'expiration date' in English to talk about food safety, product freshness, and administrative documents.
travel B1

expired passport

What is an 'expired passport'? Learn how to talk about invalid travel documents in English with natural examples, key collocations, and practice.
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business B1

explain the situation

Master the expression 'explain the situation' in English. See how to clarify problems or contexts professionally with examples.
academic B1

express an opinion

Learn how to use 'express an opinion' to share your thoughts in academic discussions and essays.
business B1

express interest

Learn how to use 'express interest' in formal business situations. Find clear explanations, practical examples, and common mistakes.
business B1

face-to-face meeting

Master the phrase 'face-to-face meeting'. Learn when and how to use it in professional contexts with examples.
slang B1

fact check

Learn how to use 'fact check' in daily conversations and online discussions to verify information.
academic B1

fail an exam

Learn how to use the academic collocation 'fail an exam' correctly in English, with natural examples and common mistakes to avoid.
entertainment B1

fair play

Discover the meaning of 'fair play' in sports and daily life, and how to use it in natural English conversations.
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relationships B1

fall for someone

Discover the meaning of 'fall for someone' in English. Learn how to use this romantic phrasal verb to describe falling in love.
slang B1

fame hungry

Learn the meaning of the slang term fame hungry, how it describes attention-seeking behavior, and how to use it in natural conversations.
slang B1

fear of missing out

Understand 'fear of missing out' (FOMO), how it describes the anxiety of missing exciting events, and how to use it in daily English.
business B1

feedback session

Learn how to use the phrase "feedback session" in business contexts to discuss performance reviews, team evaluations, and collaborative growth opportunities.
daily-life B1

feel down

Learn the casual English expression 'feel down'. Understand how to describe feeling sad, unhappy, or discouraged in daily conversations with natural examples.
entertainment B1

feel-good movie

Learn how to use the term 'feel-good movie' to describe films that make you happy, optimistic, and comforted.
relationships B1

feel left out

Learn the meaning of the common English expression 'feel left out' and how to use it to describe feelings of exclusion or loneliness in social situations.
relationships B1

feel sorry for

Learn how to use "feel sorry for" to express sympathy or pity in English. Avoid common grammar mistakes with our natural examples and interactive exercises.
business B1

figure out a way

Find out how to use the casual business phrase "figure out a way" to express creative problem-solving, overcoming obstacles, and finding solutions at work.