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food-cooking B1

gluten free

Understand what 'gluten free' means and how to ask for gluten-free options when dining out or shopping.
food-cooking B1

go bad

Understand the common English idiom 'go bad' used to describe spoiled food. Learn how to use it naturally in daily conversations with our examples and practice.
relationships C1

go behind someone's back

Learn how to use 'go behind someone's back' to describe acting secretly without someone's permission or knowledge, especially in personal or professional relationships.
daily-life C1

go by the book

Master the English idiom 'go by the book' to describe following rules strictly. Find examples, pronunciation, and practice to sound like a native speaker.
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daily-life C1

go cold turkey

Discover how to use the common casual expression 'go cold turkey' to describe completely and suddenly stopping a bad habit or addiction with real examples.
business B2

go down the drain

Understand the casual business idiom 'go down the drain' to describe wasted time, money, or effort.
academic B1

go into detail

Discover how to use 'go into detail' to describe explaining something thoroughly, providing specific facts, or analyzing topics deeply.
travel A2

go on foot

Learn how to use the English expression 'go on foot' correctly. Discover its meaning, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for your next trip.
entertainment B2

go on stage

Learn how to use the phrase 'go on stage' to talk about performers stepping out to perform in front of an audience.
entertainment B1

go on tour

Find out what it means to 'go on tour' in English. This complete guide provides natural examples, common grammar mistakes to avoid, and interactive practice.
relationships A2

go out together

Understand the phrase 'go out together' to describe dating or spending social time with friends.
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business B1

go over the numbers

Learn what "go over the numbers" means in business English. Find out how to use this phrase to talk about reviewing financial data or statistics.
relationships B2

go separate ways

Learn how to use 'go separate ways' to describe ending a relationship, partnership, or friendship on amicable terms. Clear examples included.
daily-life B1

go smoothly

Master the common English expression 'go smoothly' to describe events, plans, or processes that happen without any problems. Includes native examples and practice.
travel A2

go straight

Find out how to use the phrase 'go straight' to give clear directions in English. Essential travel vocabulary for navigating streets and finding places easily.
relationships C1

go through thick and thin

Master the idiom 'go through thick and thin' to describe supporting someone through all of life's good times and difficult periods.
academic A2

go to college

Understand the common English phrase 'go to college'. Learn how to talk about higher education naturally with examples.
daily-life B2

go without

Master the phrasal verb 'go without' in English. This comprehensive guide features natural conversational examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
daily-life A2

go wrong

Learn how to use the common phrase 'go wrong' to describe situations where things don't happen as planned or fail.
slang B2

golden retriever boyfriend

Learn the meaning of 'golden retriever boyfriend', a popular internet slang term used to describe a sweet, incredibly loyal, and highly enthusiastic romantic partner.