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travel C1

make a pit stop

Learn how to use the casual travel idiom 'make a pit stop' to describe taking a quick break during a road trip or journey.
business A2

make a phone call

Master the expression 'make a phone call' in English. Learn the correct collocations, avoid common mistakes, and practice with exercises.
travel B1

make a reservation

Learn how to use the phrase 'make a reservation' to book tables, rooms, and services ahead of time in English.
travel B2

make a stopover

Learn how to use 'make a stopover' to describe breaking up a long journey with a temporary stay.
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daily-life B1

make an effort

Learn how to use 'make an effort' to describe trying hard to achieve something, even when it is difficult.
daily-life B2

make ends meet

Learn the idiom 'make ends meet' to describe the struggle or effort of earning enough money to pay for basic living expenses.
relationships A2

make friends

Learn how to use the common English collocation 'make friends' correctly in everyday social situations.
daily-life B2

make fun of

How to use the casual English phrase 'make fun of'. Learn the meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and see real conversational examples.
business B1

make progress

Master the business phrase 'make progress' to talk about project development, career growth, and successful business updates.
daily-life B1

make sure

Learn how to use 'make sure' to express verification, confirmation, and taking precautions in English.
daily-life B1

make up your mind

Learn how to use the idiom 'make up your mind' to talk about making decisions. Includes natural examples and common mistakes.
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relationships B1

make up

Learn the phrasal verb 'make up' in the context of relationships. Discover meanings, examples, and common mistakes.
relationships B1

make up with

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'make up with' to talk about reconciling after an argument. Improve your English relationships vocabulary with daily examples.
business B1

meet a deadline

Learn how to use the business collocation 'meet a deadline'. Improve your English with examples, common errors, and practice.
daily-life A2

meet friends

Learn how to use the phrase 'meet friends' correctly in English. Understand the difference between meeting someone new and hanging out.
daily-life C1

method to my madness

Discover the meaning of 'method to my madness' with natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises to boost your conversational English.
travel B1

miss a flight

Learn how to use the phrase 'miss a flight' in English. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, common learner mistakes, and practice.
daily-life C1

miss the boat

Learn how to use the idiom 'miss the boat' correctly in conversation. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
entertainment B1

movie soundtrack

Understand the term 'movie soundtrack' in English. Learn its definition, standard usage, pronunciation, and see conversational examples.
entertainment B2

must-see movie

What does 'must-see movie' mean? Learn how to use this common casual English expression to recommend highly acclaimed and popular films to your friends.