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business B2

out of the loop

Learn what 'out of the loop' means and how to use this common business English idiom when you are excluded from key information.
daily-life B2

out of the blue

Master the popular English idiom "out of the blue" to confidently describe events, news, or messages that happen completely by surprise or without warning.
business B1

out of the office

Master the common business English phrase 'out of the office'. Learn how to set auto-replies, write professional emails, and use it in daily life.
travel B1

package holiday

Learn what a package holiday is, its pros and cons, and how to use this common British English travel term naturally in daily conversations.
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business C1

paradigm shift

Learn the formal business term 'paradigm shift' to describe a fundamental change in approach, underlying assumptions, or industry standards.
business A2

part time

Understand how to use 'part time' in business English. Explore natural examples, common learner mistakes, and pronunciation.
academic A2

pass an exam

Learn how to use the phrase 'pass an exam' correctly in English, with natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
academic B1

pass with flying colors

Find out what the idiom 'pass with flying colors' means. See how native English speakers use it to describe academic success with examples and practice.
relationships C1

patch things up

Discover how to use 'patch things up' to describe repairing a broken relationship or resolving a disagreement in daily English.
business B1

pay attention to

Master the common business English phrase 'pay attention to' to describe focusing on details, listening carefully to clients, and monitoring important industry trends.
daily-life B1

pay attention

Master the common collocation 'pay attention' to describe focusing, listening, or watching closely in English.
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travel B2

peak season

Learn what "peak season" means in English. Discover how to use this common travel term to describe the busiest times of the year for tourism.
academic B2

peer review

Learn the formal academic term 'peer review'. Understand its precise definition, find natural examples, and see how to use it in professional contexts.
daily-life C1

penny for your thoughts

Learn how to use 'penny for your thoughts' to ask someone what they are thinking. Includes examples, common mistakes, and practice activities.
travel B1

pick up

Master the phrasal verb 'pick up' in travel contexts. See natural examples, understand its usage, and avoid common learner mistakes.
daily-life C1

picture paints a thousand words

Master the idiom 'a picture paints a thousand words'. Understand how to describe the power of visual communication with examples and practice.
daily-life B2

piece of cake

Learn how to use the popular English idiom 'piece of cake' to describe tasks that are incredibly easy to complete.
entertainment A2

play an instrument

Discover the meaning of 'play an instrument' in English. Learn how to talk about your musical hobbies with A2 example sentences and practice tips.
business C1

play devil's advocate

Master the English idiom 'play devil's advocate' to express presenting an opposing view for the sake of argument in business meetings and discussions.
entertainment A2

play video games

Master the common phrase 'play video games' in English. Learn the correct prepositions, verbs, and natural collocations for gaming.