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B2 — Upper Intermediate

Expressions for upper-intermediate English learners

entertainment B2

executive producer

Learn what an executive producer does in film and television, with examples of how to use this professional industry term.
business B2

exit strategy

Understand how to use the term "exit strategy" in business discussions, negotiations, and startup planning.
travel B2

exit visa

Learn what an exit visa is, when it is required, and how to use this travel term correctly in formal contexts.
relationships B2

experience a difficult phase

Learn how to use "experience a difficult phase" to describe a temporary period of struggle or challenges in a relationship, career, or life.
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relationships B2

express regret

Learn how to use 'express regret' in formal English to professionally show sadness or disappointment about a past action, mistake, or unfortunate situation.
travel B2

extended stay hotel

What is an 'extended stay hotel'? Discover how these long-term lodging options differ from traditional hotels.
travel B2

extended stay

Understand the travel phrase 'extended stay'. Learn how to describe long-term hotel bookings and find useful examples for your next long trip.
academic B2

extracurricular activities

Learn how to use 'extracurricular activities' to describe hobbies, sports, and clubs outside of regular classes.
slang B2

face card

Discover the popular slang term 'face card' and learn how to use it to describe someone's undeniable physical beauty, charisma, and facial attractiveness.
technology B2

face recognition

Learn what 'face recognition' means, how to use it in everyday tech contexts, and see natural example sentences.
academic B2

face-to-face learning

Learn how to use the term 'face-to-face learning' to describe traditional classroom education, compare learning methods, and discuss modern academic environments.
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business B2

face up to the challenge

Learn how to use 'face up to the challenge' in business to describe confronting difficult situations, taking responsibility, and overcoming obstacles at work.
business B2

facilitate a workshop

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'facilitate a workshop' correctly. Improve your professional communication with natural examples and practical exercises.
business B2

facilitate communication between teams

Master the phrase 'facilitate communication between teams' to describe improving collaboration and coordination across different departments in your company.
business B2

facilitate the onboarding process

Learn how to use 'facilitate the onboarding process' in professional contexts to describe making the integration of new employees smoother and more efficient.
relationships B2

fail to show up

Discover the meaning of "fail to show up" and see how to use this expression when someone does not arrive as expected for meetings, dates, or social events.
relationships B2

fair-weather friend

Find out what a 'fair-weather friend' means and how to describe unreliable people in your social circle.
travel B2

family-run bistro

Discover what a family-run bistro is and how to use this phrase to describe cozy, independent dining spots on your travels.
academic B2

feedback loop

Discover what a feedback loop is, how it functions in academic, scientific, and business contexts, and how to use this versatile term correctly.
business B2

figure out the budget

Find out how to use the phrase 'figure out the budget' to describe calculating costs, allocating funds, and managing financial plans in a professional setting.