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business A2

get a promotion

Learn the meaning of 'get a promotion' in business English. See real-life examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises to boost your vocabulary.
entertainment B1

get hooked on

Discover the meaning of 'get hooked on' and how to use this common English phrase to talk about your favorite TV shows, books, and hobbies.
daily-life B1

get in the way

Master the English phrase 'get in the way' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural everyday examples, avoid common learner mistakes, and practice.
travel B1

get lost

Learn how to use 'get lost' in a travel context. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes when navigating.
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daily-life B2

get on my nerves

Learn how to use the popular idiom 'get on my nerves' to talk about things that annoy or irritate you. Discover pronunciation, natural examples, and tips.
slang B2

get the ick

Discover the exact meaning of 'get the ick'. Learn how to use this modern slang term to describe a sudden, unexplained feeling of disgust toward someone you liked.
business B1

give a hand

Learn the casual business idiom 'give a hand' to offer or request help in the workplace.
daily-life B2

give the benefit of the doubt

Understand how to use 'give the benefit of the doubt' to show trust and avoid early judgments in English.
daily-life C1

glass ceiling

Discover the meaning of 'glass ceiling,' an invisible barrier preventing career advancement, with natural C1 examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
technology C1

glued to the screen

Learn the casual idiom 'glued to the screen.' Discover how to describe someone who is completely obsessed with or distracted by their phone, computer, or TV.
daily-life B2

go bankrupt

Learn how to use the common English phrase "go bankrupt" to describe financial failure for individuals or businesses in real-life contexts.
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daily-life B2

go Dutch

Learn what 'go Dutch' means and how to use it when splitting a restaurant bill with friends or on a casual date. See examples and common mistakes.
daily-life A2

go for a walk

Learn how to use the common phrase "go for a walk" in everyday English. Discover natural examples, correct typical mistakes, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B1

go jogging

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'go jogging' correctly in your daily conversations. Discover natural example sentences, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

go on a diet

Learn how to use 'go on a diet' correctly in English. Master this common health expression with examples and tips.
daily-life B1

go on holiday

Learn the British English expression 'go on holiday' to describe taking a vacation.
entertainment A2

go to a concert

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'go to a concert' to talk about attending live music events.
business A2

go to work

Learn how to use 'go to work' correctly in English. Find examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for workplace communication.
daily-life C1

golden handshake

Understand 'golden handshake' and how it refers to large severance packages for executives. Learn how to use this C1 English idiom correctly.
daily-life A2

good job

Learn how to praise someone's work or actions casually using the common English phrase 'good job'.