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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

food-cooking B1

frozen meal

Learn how to use the term 'frozen meal' in everyday English. Master its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice with real sentences.
food-cooking B1

frying pan

Master the kitchen term 'frying pan' with our guide. Learn how to use it in recipes, daily cooking conversations, and common collocations used by native speakers.
business B1

further to our conversation

Discover how to use the formal business English phrase 'further to our conversation' to follow up on a previous discussion or email in a professional manner.
entertainment B1

game plan

Learn how to use 'game plan' to describe strategies in sports, gaming, and life, with natural examples and useful practice exercises.
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academic B1

get a degree

Master the common collocation 'get a degree.' Learn how to use it in academic contexts, see examples, and avoid typical mistakes.
entertainment B1

get a front-row seat

Learn the meaning and usage of 'get a front-row seat' in English. Discover natural conversational examples, common errors, and interactive practice tests.
academic B1

get a scholarship

Master the phrase 'get a scholarship' to talk about winning financial aid for your studies.
entertainment B1

get an autograph

Learn how to use the phrase 'get an autograph' in English. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation tips.
daily-life B1

get in shape

Discover the meaning of 'get in shape' and learn how to use it naturally when talking about fitness and health.
business B1

get in touch with

Master the common business phrase 'get in touch with' to communicate, contact, or reach out to colleagues, clients, and partners in professional settings.
relationships B1

get over someone

Learn the meaning of 'get over someone' in English. Find out how to use this phrasal verb to talk about moving on from past relationships.
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daily-life B1

get the hang of

Learn how to use the casual English idiom 'get the hang of' correctly. Understand its meaning, see real-life examples, and practice with fun exercises.
slang B1

ghost someone

Learn what it means to 'ghost someone' in English. Discover how to use this common slang term for suddenly cutting off contact with someone.
business B1

give a demonstration

Understand how to use 'give a demonstration' to talk about showing how a product or system works.
business B1

give a discount

Learn how to use the common phrase 'give a discount' in English to discuss lowering prices in sales, retail environments, and professional business negotiations.
travel B1

gluten-free meal

Find out how to order a gluten-free meal while traveling. Learn essential phrases and vocabulary to ensure your food is prepared safely and correctly.
food-cooking B1

gluten free

Understand what 'gluten free' means and how to ask for gluten-free options when dining out or shopping.
food-cooking B1

go bad

Understand the common English idiom 'go bad' used to describe spoiled food. Learn how to use it naturally in daily conversations with our examples and practice.
academic B1

go into detail

Discover how to use 'go into detail' to describe explaining something thoroughly, providing specific facts, or analyzing topics deeply.
entertainment B1

go on tour

Find out what it means to 'go on tour' in English. This complete guide provides natural examples, common grammar mistakes to avoid, and interactive practice.