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daily-life B2

talk behind someone's back

Learn what 'talk behind someone's back' means, discover common mistakes, and practice using this common casual English idiom in your daily conversations.
relationships B1

talk things over

Discover how to use the expression "talk things over" in English to describe discussing problems, conflicts, or big decisions thoroughly with someone else.
business A2

talk to customers

Learn how to use the phrase 'talk to customers' in business. See natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice workplace communication.
daily-life B1

tell a joke

Master the casual English phrase 'tell a joke' to talk about sharing funny stories in conversation. Learn correct usage, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
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daily-life B1

tell a lie

Understand the common collocations 'tell a lie' and 'tell lies' to describe not speaking the truth, and how to use them correctly.
daily-life C1

tempest in a teapot

Learn the American English idiom 'tempest in a teapot' to describe unnecessary fuss over a minor issue. Compare it with its British equivalent today.
daily-life A2

that way

Learn how to use 'that way' to point out directions at a distance or describe a specific method.
daily-life C1

thin end of the wedge

Master the C1 idiom 'thin end of the wedge' to describe small actions that could lead to major, unwanted changes.
academic B1

think over

Understand 'think over' in academic contexts. See how to use this separable phrasal verb with examples and exercises.
daily-life A2

this way

Master the phrase 'this way' to guide people, show directions, or describe how something is done.
daily-life A2

three times

Learn how to use 'three times' to count occurrences and actions in English. Simple examples and common mistakes explained.
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daily-life A2

this morning

Learn how to use 'this morning' correctly in past and present contexts to talk about today's early hours.
daily-life B2

thrilled to bits

Learn the British English idiom 'thrilled to bits,' meaning extremely pleased. See natural examples, correct common errors, and practice.
daily-life B1

throw a party

Learn how to use the English idiom 'throw a party' naturally. Find meanings, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life C1

throw caution to the wind

Discover how to use the C1 English idiom 'throw caution to the wind' to describe making bold, risk-free, or excitingly reckless decisions in your daily life.
daily-life B1

tight on money

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'tight on money' to describe a strict or limited budget. Get examples, common mistakes, and practice sentences.
daily-life C1

tighten your belt

Discover what the English idiom 'tighten your belt' means and how to use it when talking about saving money, cutting down on expenses, and budgeting.
daily-life B1

time's up

Learn how to use 'time's up' in everyday English to say that the allowed period for an activity has ended.
daily-life C1

tip of the iceberg

Discover how to use the common C1 idiom 'tip of the iceberg' to describe problems that are much larger than they appear.
daily-life A2

tomorrow morning

Learn how to use 'tomorrow morning' to talk about plans during the early part of the next day.