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academic C1

with a view to

Master the formal C1 academic phrase 'with a view to' to clearly express purpose and intention in your research papers, essays, and reports.
business C1

with immediate effect

Understand the formal business expression 'with immediate effect' used to implement sudden, urgent changes.
academic B2

with the exception of

Master the formal academic phrase 'with the exception of'. Learn how to exclude specific items from a general statement, study examples, and practice.
travel B2

within walking distance

Learn how to use 'within walking distance' to describe places close enough to walk to. See examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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food-cooking B2

wolf down

Learn the meaning of 'wolf down' and how to use it to describe eating food very quickly and greedily.
business B1

work environment

Understand how to use 'work environment' to discuss the physical, cultural, and psychological atmosphere of a workplace.
business B1

work long hours

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'work long hours' correctly. Find common mistakes, natural examples, and practice exercises for B1 learners.
academic B1

work on a project

Understand how to use 'work on a project' in academic and professional English. Find clear examples, common student mistakes, and practice questions.
relationships B1

work on a relationship

Discover what it means to 'work on a relationship' and how couples actively put in effort to resolve conflicts and strengthen their connection.
business B2

work out the kinks

Learn how to use the casual business idiom 'work out the kinks' to describe fixing minor problems or flaws in a plan, system, product, or process.
relationships B1

work things out

Understand how to use 'work things out' to talk about resolving conflicts, fixing relationship issues, and finding solutions.
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food-cooking B2

work up an appetite

Learn how to use 'work up an appetite' to describe doing physical activity to make yourself hungry before a meal.
daily-life B2

work up

Discover how to use 'work up' to describe building up an appetite, courage, or energy in daily English conversations. Perfect your vocabulary with examples.
relationships B1

worry about someone

Learn how to use 'worry about someone' to express care, concern, and anxiety for another person's well-being.
business B2

worth the investment

Discover the meaning of the business phrase 'worth the investment' and learn how to use it to describe valuable, cost-effective decisions and high-yield projects.
business B2

wrap up a meeting

Learn how to use 'wrap up a meeting' to professionally bring a business discussion to an end, summarize key takeaways, and assign the next steps.
academic C1

wrap your head around

Understand how to use the common C1 expression 'wrap your head around' to describe trying to comprehend a highly complex, abstract, or difficult concept.
business C1

wreak havoc

Learn how 'wreak havoc' is used in business to describe situations causing massive disruption, chaos, or damage.
entertainment B1

write a blog post

Learn how to use the phrase 'write a blog post' in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
entertainment B1

write a caption

Master the phrase 'write a caption' to describe adding text to social media posts, photos, or videos.