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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

entertainment B1

score a goal

Learn the sports expression 'score a goal' in English. Discover natural conversational examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice tests.
entertainment B1

scroll through social media

Learn how to use 'scroll through social media' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
entertainment B1

search for music

Learn how to use 'search for music' in English to describe looking for new songs, artists, or playlists online.
entertainment B1

see a play

Learn how to use the phrase 'see a play' to describe attending a live theatrical performance.
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entertainment B1

see someone perform

Learn the English phrase 'see someone perform'. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises for B1 language learners.
business B1

seek advice

Learn how to use the formal business collocation 'seek advice' to ask for professional guidance or expert opinions in corporate communication.
food-cooking B1

sell-by date

Master the term 'sell-by date' to understand food labeling, supermarket inventory rules, and shopping tips in English.
entertainment B1

send a direct message

Learn how to use 'send a direct message' (DM) to describe private online communication on social media platforms. Perfect your English conversational skills.
entertainment B1

send a friend request

Understand how to use 'send a friend request' to describe connecting with someone on social media networks. Improve your digital English vocabulary today.
business B1

send an invoice

Discover how to use the business phrase 'send an invoice' to request payment for goods or services in professional settings.
travel B1

service charge

Learn what a service charge is, how it differs from a tip, and how to spot it on your restaurant bill when traveling.
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business B1

set a date

Learn how to use 'set a date' to agree on a specific day for meetings, events, or deadlines.
business B1

set a deadline

Master the business collocation 'set a deadline' to establish clear timeframes and target dates for projects and tasks.
travel B1

set out

Master the phrasal verb 'set out' to describe starting a journey or trip.
relationships B1

set someone up

Discover the meaning of 'set someone up' in relationship contexts, with natural examples and useful practice.
business B1

set up a system

Learn the phrase 'set up a system' to describe organizing, installing, or establishing structured processes in the workplace.
technology B1

set up an account

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'set up an account' to describe creating a new profile or registration on websites, apps, or services.
business B1

share a document

Learn how to use 'share a document' to talk about sending files, collaborating online, and distributing materials in a business environment.
entertainment B1

share a post

Understand how to use 'share a post' in English. Perfect your digital vocabulary with real-life examples and practical exercises.
relationships B1

share the same interests

Learn how to use the phrase 'share the same interests' in English to describe having common hobbies, activities, and passions with friends or partners.