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entertainment A2

live music

Learn how to use 'live music' correctly in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
travel B2

local delicacies

Learn how to talk about regional food specialties and local delicacies when traveling.
entertainment A2

log in

Learn how to use 'log in' to describe accessing your online gaming, streaming, or social media accounts.
technology A2

log off

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'log off' correctly. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice with real examples.
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daily-life A2

look at

Master the phrasal verb 'look at' to talk about directing your eyes toward something or examining a situation.
daily-life A2

look away

Learn the meaning of 'look away' and how to use this common phrasal verb to describe turning your gaze away from something.
relationships B2

look back

Understand how to use 'look back' to talk about reflecting on past relationships, memories, and personal history.
daily-life A2

look for

Learn how to use the common English phrasal verb "look for" to describe searching for lost items, applying for new jobs, or finding information in daily life.
business B1

look into

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'look into' in professional settings. Learn its meaning, view natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life A2

look out

Learn how to use 'look out' as a warning to be careful or to watch for potential danger in casual conversation.
academic B1

look over

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'look over' to talk about inspecting, checking, or reviewing essays, reports, and assignments in English.
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relationships B2

look up to

Discover how to use the common English phrasal verb 'look up to' to express deep respect, admiration, and appreciation for role models, mentors, and family members.
academic A2

look up

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'look up' in academic contexts to describe searching for information in books, dictionaries, or online.
business B2

lose ground

Master the business idiom 'lose ground'. Learn how to describe falling behind competitors or losing market share.
academic C1

lose one's train of thought

Discover what it means to lose your train of thought, especially during academic lectures or professional presentations, and how to use it naturally.
travel B1

lost and found

Learn how to use the phrase 'lost and found' in English. Find out where to go when you lose your belongings while traveling.
business C1

low-hanging fruit

Discover the business idiom 'low-hanging fruit', used to describe easy targets, quick wins, or problems that are simple to solve.
slang B2

low key

Learn how to use 'low key' (or 'low-key') in English to express quiet, subtle, or secret feelings and events.
slang C1

main character energy

Discover the slang term 'main character energy' and how to describe someone who exudes confidence, charisma, or dramatic flair.
daily-life B2

make do

Learn how to use 'make do' to talk about managing or getting by with limited resources or less-than-ideal situations.