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relationships B1

have a soft spot for

Learn how to use 'have a soft spot for' to talk about having a strong affection or sentimental liking for someone or something.
daily-life B1

have a sore throat

Learn how to use the phrase 'have a sore throat' in English to describe pain or irritation in your throat when sick.
daily-life B1

have a sweet tooth

What does 'have a sweet tooth' mean? Learn how to use this fun English idiom to describe a love for sugary treats, with examples and practice.
daily-life B1

have an argument

Learn how to use 'have an argument' in English to describe disagreements and conflicts. Includes natural example sentences and common learner mistakes to avoid.
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daily-life B1

have an opinion

Learn how to use 'have an opinion' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business A2

have lunch

Master the phrase 'have lunch' for business and daily English. Learn natural examples, common mistakes, and typical usage.
daily-life B2

have second thoughts

Learn how to use 'have second thoughts' to express doubt or hesitation about a decision you have already made. Master this common B2 English idiom with examples.
daily-life B1

have time off

Find out how to use 'have time off' to talk about periods when you are not working or studying.
daily-life B2

healthy lifestyle

Discover how to use the collocation 'healthy lifestyle' to talk about diet, exercise, and overall physical and mental well-being.
daily-life C1

hedging your bets

Understand the idiom 'hedging your bets' and learn how to use it when discussing risk management and decision making.
business A2

help a customer

Learn how to use 'help a customer' in professional and customer service contexts. Find examples, pronunciation, and practice.
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travel C1

hit the town

Discover how to use the casual idiom 'hit the town' to talk about going out to enjoy the nightlife, bars, and clubs in a new city.
travel B2

hop-on hop-off

Learn how to use the casual travel term 'hop-on hop-off' to describe tourist buses and boats that let you get on and off at various stops.
daily-life A2

how many

Learn how to use 'how many' to ask about the quantity of countable nouns in daily English conversations.
daily-life A2

how much

Learn how to use 'how much' to ask about prices and uncountable quantities in everyday English.
daily-life A2

hurry up

Learn how to use the phrase 'hurry up' to tell someone to act or move faster in everyday situations.
entertainment B2

hype up

Learn the casual phrasal verb 'hype up' to talk about exciting someone or overpromoting a product.
daily-life A2

in a hurry

Learn how to use the common English idiom "in a hurry" to describe rushing, being short on time, or doing things quickly in everyday situations.
daily-life B1

in debt

Learn how to use the English expression 'in debt' correctly. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life A2

in front of

Understand how to use 'in front of' in daily English. Learn how to describe physical positions, locations, and public situations with simple exercises.