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slang B2

virtue signaling

Learn what 'virtue signaling' means, how to spot it in modern conversations, and how to use it correctly in English.
travel B1

visa on arrival

Learn what 'visa on arrival' means for international travelers. Discover how to use this essential travel term in conversation with native examples.
entertainment B1

visit a festival

Learn how to use the phrase 'visit a festival' correctly in English conversations to talk about attending cultural, music, or food events.
entertainment B1

visit a theater

Discover how to use the phrase 'visit a theater' to talk about going to see movies, plays, or performances.
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relationships A2

visit family

Find out how to use the phrase 'visit family' in everyday English conversations with these examples.
entertainment A2

voice actor

Discover the meaning of 'voice actor', how it differs from other acting terms, and how to use it in sentences.
business B2

voice an opinion

Learn how to use 'voice an opinion' in professional settings to describe expressing your thoughts, concerns, or ideas clearly and confidently.
entertainment C1

voice-over narration

Learn how to use 'voice-over narration' to describe off-screen commentary in film, television, and documentaries.
food-cooking A2

wait for a table

Learn the common restaurant phrase 'wait for a table'. See examples of how to use it when dining out, along with typical mistakes.
travel B1

wake-up service

Learn how to request a wake-up service at a hotel. Discover essential pronunciation, natural conversation examples, and helpful tips for your next travel stay.
daily-life A2

walk away

Understand the meaning of 'walk away' in English, including its literal physical meaning and its figurative use in relationships.
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daily-life A2

walk in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'walk in' for entering spaces, unexpected arrivals, and appointment-free services.
relationships C1

walk on eggshells

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'walk on eggshells' and how to use it to describe tense relationship situations.
daily-life B2

walk out

Discover how to use 'walk out' to describe leaving in anger, quitting a job, or protesting in daily English.
relationships B2

walking on air

Learn the meaning of the idiom 'walking on air' and how to use it to describe extreme happiness, excitement, and elation in relationships and daily life.
food-cooking B2

wash it down

Learn how to use the phrase 'wash it down' to describe drinking something to help swallow or enjoy food.
entertainment B1

watch a documentary

Learn the common English phrase 'watch a documentary'. Explore its meaning, natural examples, pronunciation, and interactive practice exercises.
entertainment B1

watch a trailer

Learn how to use the phrase 'watch a trailer' to talk about previewing upcoming movies or TV shows in natural English.
entertainment A2

watch a video

Learn the common English phrase 'watch a video'. See practical examples, learn how to avoid mistakes, and test your skills.
entertainment B1

watch a sitcom

Learn how to use the phrase 'watch a sitcom' to talk about enjoying funny, episodic television comedies in everyday English conversation.