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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

relationships B1

make a good impression

Discover how to use "make a good impression" correctly. Learn natural English examples, common grammar mistakes, pronunciation, and interactive exercises.
academic B1

make a summary

Understand how to use 'make a summary' to describe condensing information in academic contexts with clear explanations.
business B1

make a suggestion

Master the phrase 'make a suggestion' in professional English. Learn correct collocations and practical examples.
business B1

manage a budget

Learn how to use the business phrase 'manage a budget' correctly. Includes definitions, examples, and common errors.
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business B1

market research

Understand the term 'market research' in business contexts. Learn typical usage, examples, and common learner mistakes.
business B1

meet expectations

Learn how to use 'meet expectations' in professional English. Explore definitions, examples, and correct collocations.
food-cooking B1

messy eater

Discover what a 'messy eater' is in English. Learn how to describe someone who drops food or makes a mess while eating, with natural examples.
travel B1

metal detector

Learn about 'metal detector' and how to talk about airport security procedures clearly and confidently.
travel B1

middle seat

Understand what a 'middle seat' is on airplanes or trains and how to talk about seating preferences.
slang B1

mind blown

Learn the slang expression 'mind blown'. Discover how to describe moments of extreme amazement, shock, or realization.
travel B1

mini-bar

Learn what a mini-bar is, how to use the term, and how to avoid high fees when staying at hotels.
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academic B1

miss a class

Learn the exact meaning of 'miss a class' and see how native speakers use it. Avoid common errors and test your knowledge with interactive exercises.
travel B1

miss the bus

Learn how to use 'miss the bus' in both its literal travel sense and its common figurative meaning.
business B1

monthly report

Learn how to use the term 'monthly report' in professional English. Discover common mistakes, examples, and practice exercises.
academic B1

multiple choice

Learn the meaning and usage of 'multiple choice' in educational settings. Explore clear examples, common errors, and practice questions.
business B1

negotiate a price

Master the phrase 'negotiate a price' in business situations. Learn natural examples, correct usage, and test your knowledge.
travel B1

no vacancies

Master the expression 'no vacancies' to understand hotel signs and avoid booking issues during peak seasons.
travel B1

nothing to declare

Learn what 'nothing to declare' means at customs and how to navigate the green channel at international airports.
food-cooking B1

olive oil

Understand the term 'olive oil', how to use it in context, and common collocations in English cooking. Improve your everyday kitchen and food vocabulary today.
food-cooking B1

on an empty stomach

Discover how to use the phrase 'on an empty stomach' in English to describe doing activities, especially drinking or taking medicine, without eating first.