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entertainment B1

amusement park

Master the English term 'amusement park' with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to use it in conversation, see common errors, and practice with exercises.
entertainment C1

art-house cinema

Understand the term 'art-house cinema' and how to talk about independent, artistic, and non-mainstream films.
daily-life B1

as soon as possible

Learn how to use the English phrase "as soon as possible" correctly in daily life. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes.
academic A2

ask a question

Master the common English phrase 'ask a question' and avoid typical mistakes made by English learners.
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business B1

ask for feedback

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'ask for feedback' to request constructive criticism, improve your work performance, and communicate effectively with your team.
relationships B1

ask someone out

Find out how to use the phrasal verb 'ask someone out' in English. Learn the correct word order, see natural examples, and practice your skills.
travel B2

at the crack of dawn

Learn the meaning of 'at the crack of dawn' and how to use this common English idiom to describe starting a journey very early.
daily-life C1

at the drop of a hat

Master the C1 idiom 'at the drop of a hat' to describe actions done instantly, willingly, and without hesitation. See natural examples and practice here.
daily-life C1

back to the drawing board

Learn how to use 'back to the drawing board' in English when a plan or project fails completely and you must start over from the very beginning of the process.
business C1

ballpark figure

Discover how to use the C1 business idiom 'ballpark figure' to discuss rough estimates and approximate numbers in professional conversations.
entertainment B1

based on a true story

Discover the meaning of 'based on a true story' and learn how to use this common English phrase to describe movies, books, and dramatic real-life adaptations.
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relationships C1

be at loggerheads

Master the advanced English idiom 'be at loggerheads' to accurately describe strong, unresolved disagreements and conflicts between people or groups.
relationships B1

be there for someone

Learn how to use the phrase 'be there for someone' to show support and reliability in relationships.
daily-life C1

beat around the bush

Understand the English idiom 'beat around the bush' and learn how to tell someone to stop avoiding the main topic and get straight to the point in conversation.
business B2

behind schedule

Learn how to professionally explain delays using the phrase 'behind schedule'. Check out examples, common errors, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

behind the scenes

Understand the meaning of 'behind the scenes' and how to describe unseen work, preparation, or planning.
relationships A2

best friend

Master the term 'best friend' in English. Learn how to describe your closest relationships with natural conversational examples and useful practice tips.
business C1

best practice

Master the business term 'best practice'. Discover how to use it in corporate communication with examples and practice.
entertainment B1

binge watch

Find out what 'binge watch' means and how to use it in casual conversation. Learn with real-life examples, common mistakes, and practice.
relationships C1

birds of a feather flock together

Understand the proverb 'birds of a feather flock together' and see how it describes people with similar interests staying together.