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academic C1

analytical framework

Learn how to use 'analytical framework' in academic research and essays. Clear definition, examples, and common mistakes included.
business A2

answer an email

Master the common business phrase 'answer an email' to talk about replying to electronic messages in the workplace.
relationships B1

apologize to someone

Master the formal expression 'apologize to someone' in English. Learn the correct prepositions, explore natural examples, and practice with exercises.
travel B1

appetizer or starter

Learn the difference between 'appetizer' and 'starter' and how to order small opening dishes at a restaurant.
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entertainment C1

armed to the teeth

Learn the meaning of 'armed to the teeth' and how to use it to describe being heavily equipped with weapons or tools in casual and entertainment contexts.
travel B1

around the corner

Learn how to use 'around the corner' to describe nearby locations or upcoming events. Essential vocabulary for giving directions and speaking natural English.
food-cooking B2

artisanal bread

Learn what the term 'artisanal bread' means and how to use this culinary expression to describe high-quality, handcrafted baked goods in daily life.
academic B1

as a result

Learn how to use 'as a result' in academic and formal writing to connect a cause to its effect clearly and professionally.
business B1

as discussed earlier

Master the formal business phrase 'as discussed earlier' to refer back to previous agreements or conversations in emails.
academic A2

ask a classmate

Learn how to use 'ask a classmate' in English. Discover natural classroom examples, common learner mistakes, and useful speaking practice.
relationships B1

ask around about

What does 'ask around about' mean? Learn the correct usage, common mistakes, and practice with examples.
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business A2

ask for a discount

Learn how to use the phrase 'ask for a discount' in English business and shopping contexts with clear examples and natural practice.
relationships B1

ask for advice

Master the phrase 'ask for advice' to improve your English conversations. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice today.
academic B1

ask for clarification

Discover how and when to use 'ask for clarification' in academic or professional settings to clear up confusion.
business A2

ask for details

Discover how to use the phrase 'ask for details' to request more specific information in professional situations.
food-cooking B1

ask for recommendations

Discover how to ask for recommendations in English when trying new restaurants, dishes, or local food spots.
relationships B2

ask for someone's hand

Learn the formal and traditional meaning of 'ask for someone's hand' in marriage, including examples and common mistakes.
travel B1

ask for the check

Master the essential restaurant phrase 'ask for the check' to politely request your bill when dining out in English-speaking countries. Great for travel.
business B2

assess the impact

Learn how to use 'assess the impact' in formal English to describe evaluating the consequences of decisions, changes, or events.
business C1

at the discretion of

Understand how to use the formal business phrase 'at the discretion of' to indicate who has the power to make a decision.