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daily-life B1

follow the instructions

Learn how to use the common English collocation 'follow the instructions' to talk about reading and obeying steps for tasks, recipes, or assembling furniture.
travel A2

follow the signs

Learn how to use the essential travel phrase 'follow the signs' to navigate airports, train stations, and popular tourist spots without getting lost.
food-cooking B2

food processor

Learn how to use 'food processor' in English. This guide explains the kitchen appliance, provides real-life examples, and highlights common mistakes.
entertainment A2

football match

Master the term 'football match' in everyday English. This guide covers daily usage, natural examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive practice.
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daily-life B1

for a couple of days

Understand how to use the common phrase 'for a couple of days' to describe short durations, temporary situations, and plans naturally in daily English.
academic B1

for example

Master the use of 'for example' in academic writing and speaking to introduce supporting evidence, clarify complex ideas, and provide clear illustrations.
academic C1

for the sake of

Understand how to use 'for the sake of' to express purpose or benefit. Learn its meaning, view clear examples, and test your knowledge.
academic B2

for this reason

Discover how to use 'for this reason' to connect cause and effect in your essays and presentations, making your academic arguments much more logical and cohesive.
business B1

for your information

Master the phrase 'for your information' in business. Learn when it is helpful and how to avoid sounding rude or passive-aggressive.
entertainment B1

foreign film

Learn how to use the term 'foreign film' in English conversation. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and related cinema terms for B1 learners.
academic B1

foreign language

Master the term 'foreign language,' its academic usage, and how to discuss language learning naturally.
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daily-life A2

forget the name

Master the common phrase 'forget the name' to talk about memory slips in everyday English conversations.
daily-life B1

forgive someone for lying

Learn how to use the English phrase 'forgive someone for lying' to express pardoning or moving past a situation where someone was dishonest with you.
relationships B1

forgive someone

Discover how to use 'forgive someone' to describe letting go of anger or resentment toward a friend or family member who has made a mistake in English.
entertainment B2

found footage

Master the film term 'found footage' with our guide on its meaning, usage in cinema, and conversational examples.
business C1

fractional reserve banking

Learn about fractional reserve banking, the system where banks hold only a fraction of deposits, and how it impacts the money supply.
entertainment B2

franchise reboot

Understand what a franchise reboot is in the entertainment industry. Learn how directors restart famous movie series with these natural English examples.
travel B1

free admission

Learn the meaning of 'free admission' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, pronunciation, and how to use it correctly on your travels.
travel A2

free parking

Learn how to use the phrase 'free parking' in English. Find out how to look for complimentary parking spaces during your travels and hotel stays.
slang B2

free real estate

Learn how the meme phrase 'free real estate' is used to describe something easily taken advantage of or occupying someone's thoughts.