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daily-life B1

fight with a sibling

Learn how to talk about arguing or bickering with brothers and sisters using the phrase 'fight with a sibling'.
business B2

figure out the budget

Find out how to use the phrase 'figure out the budget' to describe calculating costs, allocating funds, and managing financial plans in a professional setting.
business B2

fill in the details

Learn how to use 'fill in the details' in business English to talk about providing missing information, completing plans, and elaborating on general outlines.
business B2

fill someone in

Learn the casual business phrasal verb 'fill someone in' to update coworkers on missed information or project details. Includes natural examples and practice.
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daily-life B1

fill the glass

Learn how to use the everyday expression 'fill the glass' to describe pouring drinks, along with common collocations.
entertainment B1

film crew

Learn the meaning of 'film crew' in English. See natural example sentences, avoid common mistakes, and practice using this essential movie industry term.
entertainment B2

film buff

Learn the casual term 'film buff' to describe someone who is passionate about movies and knows a lot about cinema history and trivia.
entertainment B2

film franchise

Discover the meaning of a film franchise, learn how movie studios build successful multi-film brands, and explore natural conversational English examples.
slang B1

final boss

Discover the slang term 'final boss,' used to describe an extremely difficult opponent, obstacle, or intimidating person.
entertainment B2

final cut

Learn what 'final cut' means, its significance in director contracts, and how to use this common entertainment industry phrase.
travel B1

final destination

Understand the term 'final destination' in travel, especially when dealing with connecting flights and luggage transfers.
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business B1

financial year

Master the term 'financial year' in business English. Understand how it differs from a calendar year and see how to use it in professional contexts.
daily-life A2

find a job

Learn how to use the phrase 'find a job' to talk about employment and career searches in English.
relationships B1

find common ground

Learn how to use 'find common ground' to describe reaching an agreement or finding shared interests.
daily-life B1

find a solution

Master the common collocation 'find a solution' to talk about solving problems in daily life and work.
travel C1

fine dining establishment

Learn how to use 'fine dining establishment' to formally describe upscale, elegant, and top-tier restaurants.
travel B2

fine dining restaurant

Discover the meaning of 'fine dining restaurant' and learn how to discuss high-end eating experiences in English.
daily-life A2

finish the work

Learn how to use the common English phrase "finish the work" in daily conversation with natural examples, common mistakes, pronunciation, and practice.
business A2

finish work

Learn how to use the common phrase 'finish work' correctly in everyday business English. See natural examples, pronunciation, and typical learner mistakes.
daily-life B1

finish your studies

Understand how to use 'finish your studies' naturally to talk about graduating or completing education.