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entertainment B1

channel surf

Understand the casual expression 'channel surf' and how to describe scanning through TV channels to find something to watch.
entertainment B2

character arc

What is a character arc? Learn how characters grow and change in stories, with natural English examples and practical usage tips for film and books.
food-cooking C1

charcuterie board

Learn how to use the term 'charcuterie board' to describe a popular, stylish appetizer platter featuring a curated selection of cured meats, cheeses, and fruits.
daily-life B2

charge a fee

Learn how to use the common financial collocation 'charge a fee' to describe costs, services, and transactions.
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technology A2

charge a phone

Learn how to use the phrase 'charge a phone' in English. Find meaning, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
travel B1

charging station

Learn how to use the term 'charging station' to talk about powering up electric vehicles or devices on your travels.
daily-life B2

chase a dream

Learn the meaning of 'chase a dream,' see how native speakers use it in daily life, and practice with natural examples.
daily-life B2

cheat on an exam

Understand the phrase 'cheat on an exam,' learn how to use it correctly in conversation, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
business B1

check for errors

Learn how to use the professional English phrase 'check for errors' to describe proofreading documents, verifying financial data, and ensuring accuracy.
travel C1

check-in formalities

Learn what check-in formalities are in travel, hotels, and airports, and how to use this formal term in professional contexts.
travel B1

check out of a hotel

Learn how to use 'check out of a hotel' correctly. Discover its meaning, see practical examples, and review common mistakes before your next trip.
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travel B1

check-out policy

Understand the formal travel term 'check-out policy' and learn how hotels communicate departure rules to guests with clear, practical English examples.
travel B2

check-out procedures

Master the formal phrase 'check-out procedures' for smooth hotel departures. Learn its meaning, standard examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business B1

check the inventory

Learn how to use 'check the inventory' to talk about verifying stock levels, managing warehouse items, and keeping all your business supplies organized.
business B1

check the progress

Discover how to use 'check the progress' in business English to describe monitoring the advancement of projects, tasks, and critical business assignments.
business A2

check your email

Learn how to use the essential workplace phrase 'check your email' to direct colleagues to incoming digital messages.
entertainment A2

cheer loudly

Learn how to use 'cheer loudly' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises for A2 learners of English.
daily-life B2

cheer on the team

Discover the casual English expression 'cheer on the team,' explore real-life examples, and practice using it.
entertainment B1

cheer on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'cheer on' to talk about supporting your favorite sports teams, friends, or performers.
travel B1

chef's recommendation

Learn how to ask for and order the 'chef's recommendation' at restaurants. Improve your dining English with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.