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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

business B1

short-term goal

Understand how to use 'short-term goal' to describe immediate objectives and plans in business and professional development.
relationships B1

show interest in

Learn how to use 'show interest in' to build better English relationships. Explore natural examples, master the correct prepositions, and practice.
relationships B1

show off to

Learn how to use 'show off to' in English. Understand its meaning, see real-life examples, and practice.
relationships B1

show some respect

Learn how to use 'show some respect' in English. Understand when to use this phrase to request or demand polite and considerate behavior.
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technology B1

shut down

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'shut down' in English. Understand its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and see real-life examples.
slang B1

shut up

Learn how 'shut up' is used as a friendly slang exclamation of disbelief or shock in casual English conversations.
travel B1

shuttle service

Learn what a shuttle service is, how to use it when traveling, and see real-life examples of this convenient transport option in English conversations.
travel B1

side dish

Understand how to use 'side dish' to order extra food like fries, salad, or vegetables to accompany your main meal.
slang B1

side hustle

Discover what a 'side hustle' is, how it differs from a regular job, and how to talk about your side projects in English.
entertainment B1

side quest

Understand the meaning of 'side quest' in gaming and how it is used metaphorically in daily life.
travel B1

side street

Learn the definition and usage of 'side street' in English. Master this essential travel term with natural examples and practice.
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business B1

sign a non-disclosure agreement

Learn how and when to use the business phrase 'sign a non-disclosure agreement' to protect confidential company information in professional settings.
academic B1

sign a form

Learn the correct usage of the practical academic collocation 'sign a form' with examples, common errors, and practice.
slang B1

simp for

Learn the casual internet slang 'simp for', meaning to show excessive attention or submissiveness to someone you like.
slang B1

slide into

Understand the slang phrase 'slide into' (usually 'slide into DMs'). Learn how to use it when talking about social media messaging.
food-cooking B1

slow eater

Learn what 'slow eater' means, how to use it in daily conversations, and see natural examples.
business B1

solve a conflict

Learn how to use the phrase 'solve a conflict' in professional settings to describe resolving workplace disagreements and finding peaceful solutions.
entertainment B1

solve a mystery

Learn how to use the phrase 'solve a mystery' in English. Find definitions, natural examples, and common mistakes.
entertainment B1

solve a puzzle

Learn how to use the phrase 'solve a puzzle' correctly in English conversations, with natural examples and common mistakes to avoid.
business B1

sorry for the confusion

Master the formal expression 'sorry for the confusion' to apologize professionally for misunderstandings in emails and business meetings.