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C1 — Advanced

Expressions for advanced English learners

food-cooking C1

graze on

Learn the casual phrasal verb 'graze on' in English. Discover how to describe snacking throughout the day with natural examples and practice.
entertainment C1

guerilla gig

Learn what a 'guerilla gig' is, how bands use them for surprise performances, and how to use this C1 English term naturally.
entertainment C1

guerrilla marketing

Learn the meaning of 'guerrilla marketing', an innovative, low-cost promotional strategy used in entertainment and media.
travel C1

guest relations officer

Learn the role of a guest relations officer in hotels and resorts, and how to use this formal travel term correctly.
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business C1

hammer out an agreement

Learn how to use the business English idiom 'hammer out an agreement' to describe resolving differences through intense negotiation.
travel C1

head wind

Understand the meaning of head wind in travel and aviation, how it impacts journey times, and how to use it correctly.
entertainment C1

headcanon

Understand the popular internet and fandom term 'headcanon' to talk about personal, unofficial interpretations of fictional stories.
food-cooking C1

heirloom tomatoes

Discover what 'heirloom tomatoes' are, why they are prized in cooking, and how to use this term naturally in English conversation.
entertainment C1

hype machine

Learn the meaning of 'hype machine,' how it drives public excitement for entertainment releases, and how to use it.
travel C1

import limits

Learn about 'import limits', the official restrictions on bringing goods into a country when traveling.
academic C1

in the wake of

Master the academic expression 'in the wake of' to describe events that happen as a consequence or aftermath of a major occurrence.
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academic C1

inductive reasoning

Master the term 'inductive reasoning.' Learn how to describe drawing general conclusions from specific observations in academic and philosophical writing.
entertainment C1

information literacy

Learn the formal term 'information literacy,' representing the skill to find, evaluate, and use information effectively in digital entertainment contexts.
food-cooking C1

infusion of flavors

Learn how to use the culinary phrase 'infusion of flavors' to describe dishes where tastes have merged beautifully through slow cooking, steeping, or marinating.
academic C1

inherent bias

Understand 'inherent bias' in academic research, statistics, and social sciences to describe natural, unavoidable prejudice.
travel C1

innkeeper

Learn the meaning of 'innkeeper', how to use it in travel contexts, and see natural examples of this classic hospitality term.
travel C1

inquire about directions

Learn how to use the formal phrase 'inquire about directions' when politely asking for assistance during your travels. Perfect for C1 level English.
business C1

instigate change

Master the formal business expression 'instigate change' to effectively describe initiating, driving, or spearheading significant organizational transformation.
business C1

instigate proceedings

Learn the meaning of 'instigate proceedings', a highly formal legal and business term used when officially starting legal action or formal corporate processes.
academic C1

intellectual rigor

Learn how to use 'intellectual rigor' in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and understand how to express strict logical standards.