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entertainment B1

go viral

Discover the meaning of 'go viral', how it is used in modern casual English, and learn from real-life example sentences.
academic B2

grade point average

Understand what 'grade point average' (GPA) means and how to use this academic term correctly in conversation and writing. Learn common mistakes to avoid.
academic B1

group project

Learn how to use the phrase 'group project' in English. Discover its exact meaning, common learner mistakes, pronunciation, and interactive practice exercises.
relationships B1

grow apart

Learn the meaning of 'grow apart' in relationships. Understand why friends or couples drift away over time with natural examples and explanations.
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entertainment B2

guilty pleasure

Learn the meaning of 'guilty pleasure' in English. Discover how to talk about the movies, music, or snacks you love but feel slightly embarrassed about.
academic B1

hand in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'hand in' for submitting schoolwork or documents.
daily-life B1

hang out

Discover how to use 'hang out' in daily English conversation. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice with natural examples today!
daily-life B2

hard of hearing

Understand how to politely use the phrase 'hard of hearing' to describe mild hearing loss in a respectful, natural way during your daily English conversations.
daily-life A2

have a chat

Learn the casual English expression 'have a chat' to describe having a friendly conversation. Includes real-life examples, common mistakes, and practice.
relationships B2

have a crush on

What does 'have a crush on' mean? Learn how to express romantic attraction in casual English with real-life examples and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life A2

have a drink

Discover how to use the phrase 'have a drink' in English. Learn its meaning, see natural everyday examples, avoid common errors, and test your skills.
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daily-life A2

have a good time

Learn how to use the casual expression 'have a good time' in English. Find everyday examples, common errors, and practice exercises here.
daily-life B1

have a look

Learn how to use the casual British and Commonwealth expression 'have a look' to examine or check something. Find examples and common mistakes here.
relationships B1

have a lot in common

Discover how to use the phrase 'have a lot in common' to talk about shared interests, hobbies, and personalities in English. Includes practice.
business A2

have a meeting

Learn how to use 'have a meeting' in professional settings. Discover natural examples, correct collocations, and pronunciation.
travel A2

have a safe trip

Learn how to use the phrase "have a safe trip" to wish someone well before they travel. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life A2

have breakfast

Learn how to use the phrase "have breakfast" naturally in English. Understand why we use the verb "have" instead of "take" for meals, with examples and practice.
daily-life C1

hear it on the grapevine

Learn how to use 'hear it on the grapevine' to talk about rumors and informal news. Explore natural conversational examples and practice.
relationships B2

hit it off

What does 'hit it off' mean? Learn how to use this popular English idiom for relationships with examples and practice.
academic B2

hit the books

Discover the meaning of the popular idiom 'hit the books' and how to use it naturally in casual English conversations.