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daily-life B1

take part in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'take part in' to describe actively participating in events, activities, and group discussions.
business B2

take the lead

Learn how to use 'take the lead' in business English to describe taking initiative, guiding a project, or being the main person in charge of a task.
business A2

talk about

Learn how to use 'talk about' in professional settings. This guide covers its meaning, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for English learners.
entertainment B1

talk show

Discover the meaning of 'talk show' in English. Learn how to talk about television and radio programs featuring celebrity interviews and discussions.
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daily-life B2

tear apart

Understand how to use 'tear apart' to describe physically ripping something or causing deep emotional distress.
daily-life B2

tear down

Learn the phrasal verb 'tear down' to talk about demolishing buildings or dismantling arguments and reputations.
technology B2

tech-savvy

Learn how to use the popular casual adjective 'tech-savvy' to describe someone who is skilled with technology. Master its pronunciation, usage, and examples.
daily-life B1

tell the truth

Learn how to use 'tell the truth' to emphasize honesty or admit something in everyday English conversations.
business B1

thank you for your time

Master the formal expression 'thank you for your time' to show appreciation to clients, interviewers, and colleagues in business.
business A2

thank you for

Learn how to use 'thank you for' to express gratitude in professional emails and meetings with examples and practice.
daily-life B2

the last straw

Learn the meaning of 'the last straw.' Understand how to describe the final minor problem that makes a situation unbearable.
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relationships C1

the spitting image of

Master the expression "the spitting image of" to describe someone who looks exactly like someone else, usually a family member.
business B2

think on your feet

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'think on your feet' and learn how to describe quick, effective decision-making in high-pressure business situations.
daily-life B2

through thick and thin

Learn how to use 'through thick and thin' to describe loyal relationships that survive both good times and bad times.
daily-life B1

throw away

Understand how to use 'throw away' to talk about discarding garbage, unwanted items, or wasting opportunities.
entertainment B2

throw in the towel

Discover what 'throw in the towel' means, how to use it in casual conversation, and practice with real examples.
slang B1

throw shade

Learn the meaning of 'throw shade,' a popular English slang term for expressing subtle disapproval or insult.
slang A2

thumbs up

Discover how to use 'thumbs up' to express approval, agreement, or encouragement in everyday English conversations.
food-cooking A2

to go

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'to go' when ordering food or coffee to eat somewhere else. This is a must-know phrase for quick dining and local cafes.
slang B2

touch grass

Learn the meaning of the popular internet slang 'touch grass'. Discover how to use it to tell someone to step away from the screen and reconnect with reality.