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daily-life B2

come down with

Learn how to use the common phrasal verb 'come down with' to talk about catching a minor illness like a cold, flu, or sore throat in everyday English conversations.
daily-life A2

come on

Learn how to use 'come on' to encourage someone, show disbelief, or tell them to hurry up in daily conversations.
daily-life B1

come round

Learn the phrasal verb 'come round' (or 'come to'), meaning to regain consciousness, with everyday examples and usage tips.
daily-life C1

come to terms with

Master the useful English idiom "come to terms with" to express emotional acceptance of difficult situations, personal grief, or challenging life transitions.
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daily-life B1

complete a questionnaire

Learn how to use the phrase 'complete a questionnaire' in English. Explore natural conversational examples, correct pronunciation, and common learner mistakes.
business C1

conducive to

Master the C1 business expression "conducive to" to describe environments, policies, or behaviors that help bring about a positive outcome in the workplace.
daily-life B1

confirm a booking

Understand how to use the phrase 'confirm a booking' for flights, hotels, and services in English.
daily-life C1

confront the inevitable

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'confront the inevitable' to describe facing unavoidable situations with courage, clarity, and resolve.
daily-life C1

conspicuous consumption

Learn the formal English term 'conspicuous consumption.' See how it is used to describe spending money to show off social status in daily life contexts.
daily-life C1

constructive dismissal

Understand 'constructive dismissal,' a formal term for when an employee is forced to resign due to a hostile work environment. Perfect for C1 learners.
daily-life B2

cope with stress

Learn the common phrase 'cope with stress' to talk about managing difficult emotions and pressure in everyday life.
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daily-life B2

cost a fortune

Discover the meaning of 'cost a fortune' in English. Learn how to describe very expensive items using this common, casual, and highly expressive idiom.
daily-life B2

cost a bomb

Discover the meaning of the British/Australian idiom 'cost a bomb'. Learn how to describe very expensive items naturally.
daily-life B1

cough loudly

Master the phrase 'cough loudly' to describe making a loud noise while clearing your throat or when sick.
entertainment C1

critical darling

Discover how to use 'critical darling' to describe films, books, or shows loved by critics but perhaps not the general public.
daily-life B2

cross your mind

Discover the meaning of 'cross your mind' with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises to help you sound like a native speaker.
business C1

cushion the blow

Discover how to use the idiom "cushion the blow" in business English to describe making a bad situation, disappointment, or negative news much easier to handle.
business A2

Dear Mr.

Learn how to use 'Dear Mr.' to start formal business emails and letters to men. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and tips for professional writing.
travel B1

delayed flight

Learn how to use the phrase 'delayed flight' in English. Find natural examples, common learner mistakes, and helpful practice exercises for your next trip.
daily-life B1

deposit money

Learn how to use the phrase 'deposit money' correctly in everyday situations, with examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.