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food-cooking B2

dig in

Learn how to use the casual English idiom 'dig in' to invite people to start eating, featuring natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

dirt cheap

Learn how to use the common English idiom 'dirt cheap' to describe things that are extremely inexpensive, highly affordable, or a truly amazing bargain.
daily-life B1

disagree with

Learn how to use 'disagree with' politely and correctly in English to express different opinions.
business A2

discuss a plan

Learn how to use the phrase 'discuss a plan' in business meetings and emails. See natural examples, correct preposition usage, and helpful practice exercises.
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daily-life C1

disposable income

What is 'disposable income'? Learn how to use this key economic term in daily life to describe spending money after taxes with clear examples and exercises.
daily-life C1

disproportionate reaction

Master the formal phrase 'disproportionate reaction' to describe when someone's response is far too extreme or intense for the situation. Learn how to use it.
daily-life B1

do a favor

Learn how to use the English expression 'do a favor' correctly. Discover its true meaning, see natural everyday examples, and avoid common learner mistakes.
business A2

do a good job

Discover how to use the common phrase 'do a good job' in English to praise someone's work or describe high-quality performance in professional settings.
daily-life B1

do exercise

Learn how to use 'do exercise' correctly in English. Master the difference between 'do exercise' and other verbs like 'make'.
food-cooking B1

do the dishes

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'do the dishes' to talk about washing plates, cups, and cutlery after a meal, with examples and exercises.
daily-life A2

do the laundry

Master the everyday English phrase "do the laundry". Learn how to talk about washing clothes naturally, avoid common verb mistakes, and practice now.
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daily-life B2

do wonders

Learn how to use 'do wonders' to describe something that has an incredibly positive effect. Improve your English with natural examples and useful tips.
daily-life A2

don't worry

Find out how to use 'don't worry' to comfort someone and tell them that everything is fine.
slang C1

doom scrolling

Learn the meaning of 'doom scrolling' and discover how to describe the modern digital habit of obsessively reading negative and depressing news online.
daily-life B2

down in the dumps

Discover what 'down in the dumps' means, how to use it to describe feeling sad, and review natural example sentences and common mistakes.
daily-life A2

drive a car

Learn how to use the essential English phrase 'drive a car' correctly in daily conversations with practical examples.
relationships B1

drive someone crazy

Learn how to use 'drive someone crazy' to describe things or people that annoy or deeply affect you.
daily-life B1

drop by

Learn how to use the casual phrasal verb 'drop by' in English conversation. Find meaning, examples, and practice here.
daily-life B1

drop someone off

Learn how to use the essential phrasal verb 'drop someone off' in daily English to describe delivering passengers or items to their final destinations.
daily-life B1

eagerly await

Discover how to use the formal collocation 'eagerly await' in English. Improve your formal writing and emails with natural examples, tips, and interactive practice.