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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

business B1

go over the numbers

Learn what "go over the numbers" means in business English. Find out how to use this phrase to talk about reviewing financial data or statistics.
daily-life B1

go smoothly

Master the common English expression 'go smoothly' to describe events, plans, or processes that happen without any problems. Includes native examples and practice.
travel B1

goods to declare

Find out what 'goods to declare' means at airport customs and when you need to use the red channel.
food-cooking B1

grab a drink

Discover the casual English idiom 'grab a drink' and learn how to use it to invite friends or colleagues out.
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academic B1

graduate from college

Learn how to use 'graduate from college' naturally when talking about finishing your university degree.
food-cooking B1

grate the cheese

Learn the practical kitchen phrase 'grate the cheese'. Discover how to use it in conversation, avoid common learner mistakes, and test your skills with practice exercises.
travel B1

ground staff

Understand the term 'ground staff' and how to use it when navigating airports, checking in, or dealing with baggage.
business B1

grow the business

Understand how to use the business English collocation 'grow the business' to talk about expansion, increasing revenue, and strategic organizational scaling.
academic B1

hand back

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'hand back' to describe returning assignments, tests, or borrowed items in school and university settings.
business B1

hand in a resignation

Learn how to use the formal business phrase 'hand in a resignation' to describe the act of officially notifying an employer that you are leaving.
academic B1

hand in late

Learn how to use 'hand in late' to talk about submitting school assignments or essays past the deadline.
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business B1

handle a situation

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'handle a situation' to describe managing difficult, sensitive, or unexpected workplace events professionally and calmly.
relationships B1

hang in there

Learn how to use the encouraging casual English idiom 'hang in there' to comfort friends, family, or colleagues who are going through a difficult time.
slang B1

hate watch

Learn what it means to 'hate watch' a TV show or movie. Find out why people enjoy watching things they actually dislike.
academic B1

have a discussion

Learn how to use the phrase 'have a discussion' in academic and professional conversations effectively.
relationships B1

have a heart-to-heart

Learn what it means to 'have a heart-to-heart' in English, with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
daily-life B1

have a laugh

Learn how to use the casual British and Commonwealth English expression 'have a laugh' in everyday conversations.
relationships B1

have a word with

Learn the meaning of 'have a word with' in English, with natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

have a word

Learn how to use the common English idiom 'have a word' to request or describe a short, private conversation. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, and practice.
travel B1

head for

Learn how to use 'head for' to describe moving or traveling in a specific direction.