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daily-life B1

hang up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'hang up' for ending phone calls and putting away clothes.
slang B2

hard pass

Learn how to use the slang expression 'hard pass' to politely or humorously decline an offer with absolute certainty.
daily-life B2

have a habit of

Learn how to use the English phrase 'have a habit of' to describe repeated behaviors, tendencies, and routines in natural conversation.
daily-life A2

have a nice day

Learn how to use the polite phrase 'have a nice day' in daily conversation, customer service, and casual goodbyes.
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food-cooking A2

have a snack

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'have a snack' naturally. See examples, common mistakes, and related terms.
entertainment A2

have fun

Discover how to use the common everyday phrase 'have fun' to wish someone a good time or describe an enjoyable experience.
relationships B1

have in common

Learn how to use 'have in common' to talk about shared interests, traits, or experiences. Read natural examples and test your knowledge.
food-cooking B1

help yourself

Learn how to use 'help yourself' in English to invite guests to serve themselves food or drinks.
entertainment B2

hit the charts

Learn the meaning of "hit the charts" in English. Find out how to describe successful songs and albums with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B2

hit the nail on the head

Learn how to use the idiom 'hit the nail on the head' in daily English. Find clear explanations, natural examples, and practice exercises here.
slang C1

hits different

Understand how to use the slang term 'hits different' to describe things that feel uniquely special or intense.
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food-cooking B1

home-cooked meal

Discover the meaning of 'home-cooked meal' and how to express your love for freshly prepared food.
slang B1

hot take

Learn the meaning of 'hot take', a slang term for a provocative, controversial, or highly opinionated reaction to a popular topic.
entertainment B2

household name

Understand the meaning of "household name" in English. Learn how to describe highly famous people and brands with natural examples and useful practice.
daily-life A2

how are you

Master the common English greeting 'how are you'. Learn correct responses, natural examples, and typical learner mistakes.
travel A2

how much is this

Learn how to ask for the price of items when shopping, traveling, or dining using the simple phrase 'how much is this'.
business B1

in charge of

Master the business phrase 'in charge of'. Learn how to describe your job responsibilities, manage teams, and talk about leadership roles clearly.
academic B1

in my opinion

Learn how to use 'in my opinion' to express your perspective clearly and professionally in academic writing and discussions.
business B2

in the black

Learn the business idiom 'in the black'. Discover how to talk about profitability and positive financial status in English.
business B2

in the red

Understand what 'in the red' means in business. Learn how to describe financial losses and negative balances in English.