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daily-life A2

by train

Learn how to use 'by train' in English to talk about traveling on railways. Discover meaning, examples, and common mistakes.
daily-life B1

call in sick

Learn how to use 'call in sick' to inform your employer or school that you cannot attend due to illness.
daily-life B1

cancel a reservation

Learn how to use 'cancel a reservation' when you need to call off a booking at a restaurant, hotel, or flight.
daily-life B1

can't wait

Discover how to use the English expression 'can't wait' to show excitement about future events with examples and common mistakes.
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travel B1

car rental

Master the term 'car rental'. Learn how to book a vehicle, talk about rental agencies, and use the phrase correctly.
daily-life B2

catch someone's eye

Learn how to use 'catch someone's eye' to describe attracting someone's attention. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, and common learner mistakes.
travel C1

catch the travel bug

Learn what 'catch the travel bug' means, how to use it naturally in conversation, and see real-life examples of this popular English idiom.
daily-life C1

challenge the status quo

Learn how to use the C1 expression 'challenge the status quo' to describe questioning traditional norms, rules, and established systems in professional and daily life.
daily-life B1

change of heart

Discover what 'change of heart' means in English, how to use it when someone alters their opinion or decision, and see real-life examples.
business A2

change the time

Learn how to use 'change the time' to reschedule meetings, appointments, or events in professional and everyday English.
business A2

check the calendar

Learn how to use 'check the calendar' to look at your schedule and see if you are free for meetings or events.
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travel B2

checked baggage

What is 'checked baggage'? Learn how to use this air travel term correctly with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
relationships B1

cheer someone up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb "cheer someone up" to describe making a friend, partner, or family member feel much happier when they are feeling down.
slang B1

chef's kiss

Learn the meaning of 'chef's kiss' and discover how to use this popular slang phrase to describe something that is absolutely perfect in everyday conversations.
food-cooking B1

chop up

Master the phrasal verb 'chop up' to describe cutting food into smaller pieces when cooking.
travel B1

city center

Understand the term 'city center', see natural examples of its use in travel contexts, and practice using it.
slang B2

clap back

Master the popular slang term 'clap back'. Discover how to use this casual phrase to describe a quick, sharp, and witty comeback in conversation or online.
daily-life C1

climb the career ladder

Learn what 'climb the career ladder' means and how to use this common professional expression in daily conversations.
daily-life A2

close to

Master the English phrase 'close to' to describe short distances, time, or strong relationships. Find clear definitions, daily examples, and practice.
daily-life A2

comb your hair

Learn how to use 'comb your hair' to describe styling or untangling hair with a comb.