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entertainment B1

plot twist

Learn how to use the phrase 'plot twist' in English. Discover its meaning in movies and literature, and how to apply it metaphorically to real-life situations.
business B1

point of view

Understand how to share your perspective using the phrase 'point of view' in professional conversations. Includes examples and common errors.
academic B1

point out

Master the phrasal verb 'point out' in English. Learn how to draw attention to important facts in academic writing, daily conversations, and professional work.
entertainment B1

pop culture

Learn how to use 'pop culture' to describe modern trends, entertainment, and media that shape our everyday lives and conversations.
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relationships B2

pop the question

Find out what 'pop the question' means in casual English. Learn how to use this popular relationship idiom naturally with examples and practice.
entertainment C1

popcorn movie

Learn the meaning of 'popcorn movie'. Discover how to describe light, entertaining films in English with examples and exercises.
relationships B1

propose to

Learn how to use the English expression 'propose to' correctly. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes when talking about marriage.
travel B1

public transport

Master the term 'public transport' in English. Get clear explanations, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

pull someone's leg

Discover the meaning of the common English idiom "pull someone's leg" and learn how to use it naturally when teasing someone or playing a harmless, friendly joke.
daily-life B1

put off

Master the common B1 phrasal verb 'put off' to talk about postponing tasks, delaying events, or losing interest in things during your daily English conversations.
entertainment B2

put on a show

Master the phrase 'put on a show' to describe both performing on stage and pretending to feel a certain way.
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daily-life B2

put up with

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'put up with' to talk about tolerating difficult people or situations in daily English.
academic C1

quantitative research

Discover the meaning of 'quantitative research' and how to use it in formal academic writing and discussions.
travel C1

quench one's thirst for adventure

Discover the formal idiom 'quench one's thirst for adventure' to express satisfying a deep, passionate desire for exploration and exciting travel.
business C1

raise the bar

Learn how to use the idiom 'raise the bar' to talk about raising standards and expectations in professional or casual settings.
business B1

reach an agreement

Discover how to use the formal business phrase 'reach an agreement' in negotiations, contract discussions, and professional meetings to describe successful compromises.
entertainment A2

read a book

Learn how to use the everyday English phrase 'read a book' correctly. Improve your English speaking skills with A2 examples and common mistakes.
daily-life C1

read between the lines

Discover the meaning of 'read between the lines' with natural examples and practice. Learn how to find hidden meanings in everyday English conversations.
entertainment B1

reality TV

Understand the term 'reality TV' used to describe unscripted television shows featuring real people, with natural examples and tips.
travel C1

red-eye flight

Master the casual travel term 'red-eye flight' to describe overnight airline travel and sound like a native English speaker.