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travel A2

take off

Master the travel phrasal verb 'take off' in English. Learn how to describe planes leaving the ground or departing suddenly with natural examples and key tips.
business B2

take over

Understand how to use the phrasal verb 'take over' in business contexts when assuming control, responsibility, or leadership.
daily-life B1

take place

Learn how to use 'take place' to talk about scheduled events, meetings, and celebrations. Master this essential B1 English expression with natural examples and practice.
entertainment A2

take photos

Learn the natural English expression 'take photos' to talk about photography. Find common learner mistakes, natural examples, and practice exercises.
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relationships B2

take someone for granted

Learn the meaning of 'take someone for granted' to describe when someone's efforts or presence are not appreciated.
daily-life B2

take something for granted

Learn the meaning of 'take something for granted,' see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes when using this common English idiom.
travel C1

take the scenic route

Discover the meaning of 'take the scenic route,' how to use it literally and figuratively in English, and see real-life example sentences.
daily-life C1

take with a grain of salt

Master the C1 idiom 'take with a grain of salt'. Learn how to express skepticism about information or claims in everyday English conversations.
entertainment B1

theme park

Learn the meaning of 'theme park', see natural example sentences, and master how to use this common English term correctly.
business B2

think outside the box

Master the business idiom 'think outside the box'. Learn how to use this phrase to describe creative, unconventional thinking and problem-solving in English.
travel C1

thumb a ride

Learn what 'thumb a ride' means, how to use this casual travel idiom in English conversations, and see natural examples of hitchhiking expressions.
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relationships B2

tie the knot

Learn the casual idiom 'tie the knot' and how to use it when talking about getting married.
business C1

touch and go

Discover the meaning of 'touch and go' in business English. Learn how to use this phrase to describe risky, uncertain, or precarious situations.
business B2

touch base

Master the business idiom 'touch base'. Learn how to use it to briefly contact or catch up with someone in a professional setting.
travel B2

touch down

Master the phrasal verb 'touch down.' Learn how to use it to describe aircraft landing and improve your travel vocabulary.
travel B1

tour guide

Learn the correct use of 'tour guide' in English. Discover natural examples, correct common errors, and practice using this travel term.
travel A2

tourist attraction

Learn the meaning of "tourist attraction" with clear, natural examples. Discover how to talk about famous places to visit on your next vacation or trip.
travel B2

tourist trap

Discover what a 'tourist trap' is and how to use this phrase to describe overpriced, crowded travel destinations.
travel B1

travel agency

Understand the term 'travel agency' in English. Learn how to talk about booking trips, find common mistakes, and practice with real examples.
travel B2

travel companion

Learn how to use the term "travel companion" in English. Understand how to describe someone you go on trips with in daily conversation.