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business B1

write a cover letter

Learn how to write a cover letter for your job applications. Find natural English examples, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful practice exercises here.
relationships B1

write a love letter

Learn how to use the expression 'write a love letter' in English. See natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
business A2

write a note

Learn how to use the phrase 'write a note' to describe taking quick memos, reminders, or messages in a business setting.
business B2

write a proposal

Learn how to use the common business phrase 'write a proposal' in professional settings to pitch ideas, secure funding, and draft project plans for clients.
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business B1

write a report

Learn how to use the business collocation 'write a report' in professional emails, meetings, and daily office tasks.
entertainment B2

write a screenplay

Master the expression 'write a screenplay' to describe the process of drafting scripts for movies, television shows, or digital media.
entertainment B1

write a script

Learn how to use 'write a script' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and test yourself with exercises.
entertainment A2

write a story

Learn how to use the phrase 'write a story' in English. Find definitions, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships A2

write back to

Learn how to use 'write back to' in English to talk about replying to letters, emails, or messages.
business B2

write off a debt

Learn how to use the business term 'write off a debt' correctly in professional conversations to describe canceling an unpaid balance that cannot be recovered.
academic B1

written exam

Understand how to use 'written exam' in academic contexts. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises to boost your English.
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daily-life B2

year in, year out

Learn how to use the common English time idiom 'year in, year out' to describe actions, events, or habits that happen consistently every single year without fail.
business B2

yield results

Master the formal business collocation 'yield results' to describe strategic actions, marketing campaigns, or investments that produce successful outcomes and data.
business C1

your days are numbered

Discover the meaning of 'your days are numbered' and see how this idiom is used in business contexts to describe a career, project, or product that is about to end.
travel B1

zebra crossing

Master the term 'zebra crossing'. Understand its meaning, British English usage, examples, and practice your skills today.
business B2

zero in on

Master the casual business phrasal verb 'zero in on' to describe focusing your team's attention directly on a specific problem, target market, or project goal.
business B2

zero tolerance policy

Understand the formal business term 'zero tolerance policy' and learn how to describe strict workplace rules that allow absolutely no exceptions or excuses.
food-cooking C1

zest a lemon

Discover how to zest a lemon to add intense citrus flavor to your dishes. Learn the correct technique, avoid common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life A2

a few days

Learn how to use the phrase 'a few days' in English to talk about a small number of days (usually three to five) in everyday conversations.
daily-life A2

a little bit

Discover how to use 'a little bit' to soften statements, describe small amounts, or express slight feelings in English.