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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

daily-life B1

come down

Master the phrasal verb 'come down' in English. Learn its different meanings, see natural examples, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B1

come along

Understand how to use 'come along' in daily conversations. Learn its meanings of joining someone or making progress.
business B1

come up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'come up' in professional settings. Discover its meanings, see business examples, and avoid common mistakes.
academic B1

cope with

Learn how to use 'cope with' to describe managing difficult situations, academic stress, or heavy workloads successfully.
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academic B1

cram for

Learn the meaning of 'cram for' and how to talk about last-minute studying before an exam in English.
food-cooking B1

daily special

Learn what a 'daily special' is at a restaurant and how to ask about it when dining out.
food-cooking B1

doggy bag

Discover what a 'doggy bag' is and how to politely ask to take your restaurant leftovers home.
travel B1

duty free

Learn what 'duty free' means at international airports and how to use it correctly in conversation. Perfect your travel vocabulary with examples.
food-cooking B1

eat out

Discover how to use the common English phrasal verb 'eat out' to describe dining at a restaurant, cafe, or diner instead of cooking and eating your meals at home.
relationships B1

fall out

Understand the phrasal verb 'fall out' to describe having an argument and stopping being friends. Learn how to use it correctly in daily English.
business B1

fill in for

Master the phrasal verb 'fill in for' to describe temporarily doing someone else's job or duties in English.
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entertainment B1

follow back

Explore the popular social media term 'follow back' to describe the action of subscribing to someone's online profile in return for them subscribing to yours.
food-cooking B1

fussy eater

Learn the phrase 'fussy eater' to describe someone who is very particular about the food they eat.
entertainment B1

game over

Understand how to use the classic gaming expression 'game over' both literally in video games and metaphorically to describe situations that are completely ruined.
daily-life B1

get around

Master the phrasal verb 'get around' to talk about traveling, navigating a new city easily, or finding clever ways to bypass a difficult rule or problem.
travel B1

get away

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'get away' to talk about taking a relaxing holiday, escaping your busy daily routine, or leaving a place for a short break.
daily-life B1

get down

Learn the casual meanings of the phrasal verb 'get down,' from feeling sad and discouraged to focusing deeply on work, or even having fun on the dance floor.
travel B1

get in

Master the phrasal verb 'get in' in a travel context. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it correctly.
academic B1

get through

Understand how to use the phrasal verb 'get through' to talk about completing difficult academic tasks or surviving tough exams.
daily-life B1

give out

Learn the dual meanings of 'give out'—distributing items and when things stop working or break down.