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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

travel B1

one-way street

Learn the meaning of 'one-way street' in English. Find useful daily examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive exercises.
business B1

open a branch

Learn the business term 'open a branch' to describe company expansion. Find clear explanations, natural examples, and practice.
academic B1

open-ended question

Learn how to use and identify 'open-ended question' in academic and everyday communication. See examples, common mistakes, and practice.
relationships B1

open up to

Master the phrasal verb 'open up to' in English. Understand how to use it to talk about sharing feelings and building trust.
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entertainment B1

open-world game

Learn what an 'open-world game' is, how to use it in conversation, and see real-life examples.
relationships B1

open your heart

Learn the meaning of 'open your heart' and how to use this expression to describe sharing your deepest feelings and showing vulnerability in relationships.
entertainment B1

opening act

Discover what an 'opening act' is in music and entertainment, how to use the term, and common mistakes to avoid.
academic B1

oral exam

Master the term 'oral exam' with clear explanations, practical examples, and common mistakes to avoid. Perfect your academic English vocabulary today.
business B1

organize an event

Understand how to use 'organize an event' in daily and business English. Explore natural examples and check your skills.
food-cooking B1

over medium

Understand how to order your eggs 'over medium' in English. Learn the definition, pronunciation, and see how to use it in real life.
travel B1

overhead locker

Master the term 'overhead locker' for your next flight. Understand its meaning, see real-world examples, and learn how to use it correctly in English.
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travel B1

pack your bags

Learn the common expression 'pack your bags' used for preparing for a trip or preparing to leave a place.
academic B1

pass a class

Learn exactly what 'pass a class' means and how to use it in everyday academic English. Check natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

pass away

Learn the polite and gentle phrasal verb 'pass away'. Find out how to use it correctly and respectfully in conversation.
business B1

pass on

Master the business English phrasal verb 'pass on' to professionally and efficiently forward information, messages, or tasks to your colleagues or clients.
business B1

pay a bill

Learn how to use 'pay a bill' in corporate and personal finance contexts. Get real examples, tips, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

pay a compliment

Discover how to use the collocation 'pay a compliment' in English to make people feel appreciated and valued.
academic B1

pay a fee

Understand how to use the academic and administrative expression 'pay a fee' correctly in daily and academic contexts.
daily-life B1

pay a visit

Learn how to use the common English expression 'pay a visit' in daily conversations. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises to improve your speaking.
daily-life B1

pay respect

Learn how to use 'pay respect' or 'pay respects' to show politeness, admiration, or honor to someone.