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entertainment B1

send a friend request

Understand how to use 'send a friend request' to describe connecting with someone on social media networks. Improve your digital English vocabulary today.
business A2

send a link

Learn how to use the phrase 'send a link' in professional emails and chats to share website addresses with colleagues.
business A2

send a message

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'send a message' to communicate quickly with colleagues and clients.
business A2

send a reminder

Discover how to use 'send a reminder' in professional emails and daily work communication, with clear examples.
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entertainment A2

send an invite

Learn how to use 'send an invite' to talk about inviting friends to parties, games, or events.
relationships A2

send a text

Find out how to use the common phrase 'send a text' to talk about messaging someone on their phone in casual English.
relationships B2

send mixed signals

Learn what 'send mixed signals' means and how to use it in English conversations about dating and relationships.
business B1

send an invoice

Discover how to use the business phrase 'send an invoice' to request payment for goods or services in professional settings.
food-cooking C1

sensory experience

Understand how to use 'sensory experience' to describe food that engages all five senses, from aroma to texture.
entertainment C1

serve as a cautionary tale

Understand how to use 'serve as a cautionary tale' to describe a movie, book, or real-life event that warns others about potential dangers or mistakes.
travel B1

service charge

Learn what a service charge is, how it differs from a tip, and how to spot it on your restaurant bill when traveling.
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business B1

set a date

Learn how to use 'set a date' to agree on a specific day for meetings, events, or deadlines.
business B1

set a deadline

Master the business collocation 'set a deadline' to establish clear timeframes and target dates for projects and tasks.
relationships B2

set a good example

Discover the meaning of 'set a good example' and how to use it in daily life. Learn natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for this B2 phrase.
business B2

set a precedent

Discover the meaning of 'set a precedent' in formal business contexts. Learn from natural examples and practice with interactive exercises.
relationships B2

set boundaries

Learn how to use 'set boundaries' to talk about establishing healthy limits in personal, romantic, and professional relationships.
food-cooking A2

set a timer

Understand how to use the phrase 'set a timer' in English, especially when cooking, with helpful examples.
travel B1

set out

Master the phrasal verb 'set out' to describe starting a journey or trip.
relationships B1

set someone up

Discover the meaning of 'set someone up' in relationship contexts, with natural examples and useful practice.
relationships C1

set the record straight

Learn how to use 'set the record straight' to correct a mistake or misunderstanding. Discover natural examples, typical errors, and practice exercises.