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academic B1

by accident

Learn how to use 'by accident' to describe unintentional events, unexpected scientific discoveries, or mistakes in academic research.
entertainment A2

buy tickets online

Discover how to use the phrase 'buy tickets online' to talk about purchasing event entry through the internet.
academic C1

by the same token

Learn how to use 'by the same token' in academic writing to connect parallel arguments logically. Master this formal C1 transition with clear, natural examples.
travel B2

cab stand

Learn how to use the American English term "cab stand" to find designated taxi queues and secure a ride quickly while exploring busy US cities.
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travel B2

cabin class

Learn how to use 'cabin class' to describe different seating and comfort levels on flights and cruises.
travel B1

cabin crew

Learn how to use the term 'cabin crew' correctly when traveling. Find meanings, natural examples, and common mistakes.
business B2

call a halt to

Understand how to use the formal business phrase 'call a halt to' to officially and decisively stop an activity, project, or process in the workplace.
business B2

call a meeting

Learn how to use the business collocation 'call a meeting' to organize and invite colleagues to a professional discussion or urgent project update.
entertainment B2

call a timeout

Understand how to use 'call a timeout' to describe taking a break, pausing an activity, or stopping a heated discussion.
business B1

call in

Master the phrasal verb 'call in' to talk about calling your workplace (especially when sick) or summoning professional help or experts.
business B1

call off a deal

Learn how to use 'call off a deal' to describe canceling business agreements and partnerships.
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slang B1

call out

Discover how to use 'call out' to describe holding someone accountable for their behavior.
relationships A2

call someone back

Learn how to use 'call someone back' when returning telephone calls in daily personal and professional life.
daily-life A2

call up

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'call up' to talk about making phone calls to friends, family, or businesses in daily life.
daily-life C1

calm before the storm

Understand the idiom 'calm before the storm' with natural examples. Learn how to describe quiet periods before chaotic events in daily English conversations.
daily-life B1

calm down

Learn how and when to use the phrasal verb 'calm down' to tell someone to relax. Master its natural usage with real examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
business B1

cancel an order

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'cancel an order' correctly. Find natural conversational examples, common learner mistakes, and useful exercises.
food-cooking B1

canned food

Discover how to talk about 'canned food' in English. Learn the correct adjectives, natural example sentences, and test your skills with exercises.
slang B2

canon event

Discover the meaning of 'canon event,' a popular internet slang term used to describe an unavoidable, character-building life experience that everyone must go through.
daily-life B2

can't help but

Master the English phrase 'can't help but'. Learn how to express an inability to resist doing or feeling something in everyday life.