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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

academic B1

student loan

Learn how to use 'student loan' correctly in English conversations about university funding and debt.
academic B1

study guide

Master the term 'study guide' to talk about exam preparation materials and avoid common learner mistakes.
business B1

submit a proposal

Learn how to use the business collocation 'submit a proposal' correctly with real-world examples, common mistakes, and practice.
entertainment B1

subscribe to a newsletter

Master the English phrase 'subscribe to a newsletter'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, learn key prepositions, and practice with interactive exercises.
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food-cooking B1

sunny-side up

Learn what 'sunny-side up' means in English, how to order your eggs this way, and how to use this common culinary expression in daily conversations.
entertainment B1

support a team

Learn how to use the phrase 'support a team' in English. This guide covers daily usage, natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive quizzes.
academic B1

supporting details

Learn to use 'supporting details' to strengthen your English essays. Understand the meaning, analyze examples, and practice your skills.
entertainment B1

tag a friend

Learn how to use 'tag a friend' in English. This guide explains its meaning, correct usage, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
academic B1

take a course

Master the common academic phrase 'take a course'. Discover its real meaning, see natural example sentences, and avoid typical learner mistakes easily.
daily-life B1

take a chance

Learn how to use the phrase 'take a chance' in daily English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

take a liking to

Find out what 'take a liking to' means in English. Learn how to use this common idiom to describe starting to like someone or something naturally.
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business B1

take a look at

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'take a look at' to ask colleagues to review documents, emails, or reports. Improve your workplace communication.
academic B1

take a quiz

Learn how to use the phrase 'take a quiz' naturally in academic and casual settings.
daily-life B1

take a risk

Master the common English phrase 'take a risk' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural everyday examples, and practice using it correctly in conversation.
relationships B1

take after someone

Learn what 'take after someone' means. Master this useful phrasal verb to describe family resemblances in personality or appearance.
academic B1

take an exam

Master the common collocation 'take an exam.' Learn when to use it, see natural examples, and avoid typical learner mistakes.
entertainment B1

take part in a quiz

Discover how to use 'take part in a quiz' in English. Learn natural examples, correct prepositions, and related expressions.
travel B1

takeout container

Discover how to ask for a takeout container to pack up your unfinished restaurant food while traveling.
relationships B1

talk back to

Understand the meaning of 'talk back to' in English. Learn how to use this phrase to describe rude, disrespectful, or argumentative replies to authority.
business B1

team building

Discover how 'team building' is used in business to describe activities that improve collaboration, trust, and communication among coworkers.