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B1 — Intermediate

Expressions for intermediate English learners

entertainment B1

sell out

Learn how to use the phrase "sell out" in English. Discover its different meanings, see natural real-life examples, and practice using it correctly today.
business B1

share your thoughts

Learn how to use 'share your thoughts' in professional settings to invite feedback, ideas, or opinions from colleagues and clients.
business B1

sign up

Master the business English phrasal verb 'sign up'. Learn its meaning, see real-world conversational examples, fix common mistakes, and test your knowledge today.
entertainment B1

sing along

Learn how to use the expression 'sing along' in English. Discover examples of singing along to your favorite tunes at concerts or in the car.
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slang B1

sneak peek

Understand how to use 'sneak peek' in English to describe an exclusive preview or early look at something.
technology B1

social media

Understand how to use the term 'social media' correctly in English. Learn the grammar rules, natural conversational examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

sorry, keep going

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'sorry, keep going' to politely encourage someone to continue speaking after an unexpected interruption or distraction in daily life.
business B1

sort out

Understand how to use the phrasal verb 'sort out' in professional settings. This guide covers its meaning, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
slang B1

spill the tea

Learn how to use the popular slang phrase 'spill the tea' to ask for or share juicy gossip and secrets with friends.
relationships B1

split up

Discover how to naturally use the phrasal verb 'split up' in English to describe when a romantic couple, marriage, or music band decides to end their relationship.
entertainment B1

star in

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'star in' to talk about lead actors and actresses playing main roles in movies, television shows, and theatrical plays.
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relationships B1

stop by

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'stop by' to talk about making quick, casual visits to friends and family. Master this common English expression with examples.
academic B1

sum up

Master the phrasal verb 'sum up' to easily summarize main points in essays, presentations, and academic discussions.
daily-life B1

take apart

Learn how to use 'take apart' to describe dismantling machines, devices, or physical objects into separate pieces.
daily-life B1

take down

Discover the meaning of 'take down', from writing down spoken information to dismantling structures or removing online content.
daily-life B1

take part in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'take part in' to describe actively participating in events, activities, and group discussions.
entertainment B1

talk show

Discover the meaning of 'talk show' in English. Learn how to talk about television and radio programs featuring celebrity interviews and discussions.
daily-life B1

tell the truth

Learn how to use 'tell the truth' to emphasize honesty or admit something in everyday English conversations.
business B1

thank you for your time

Master the formal expression 'thank you for your time' to show appreciation to clients, interviewers, and colleagues in business.
daily-life B1

throw away

Understand how to use 'throw away' to talk about discarding garbage, unwanted items, or wasting opportunities.