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entertainment B2

glitz and glamor

Learn the idiom 'glitz and glamor', how to describe the exciting, showy, and attractive aspects of show business, and how to use it naturally.
slang A2

go crazy

Learn how to use the English expression 'go crazy' to describe getting excited, losing control, or doing something without limits.
technology B1

go dead

Learn what 'go dead' means when talking about phones, batteries, and devices. See real examples and practice using it naturally.
daily-life B2

go hand in hand

Learn how to use 'go hand in hand' to describe two things that are closely connected and happen together.
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slang A2

go live

Understand the meaning of 'go live' on social media, streaming platforms, and in technology, with practical everyday examples.
travel C1

go off course

Learn how to use 'go off course' to describe losing your way or deviating from a planned route. Perfect for C1 travel English learners.
relationships B1

go on a trip

Learn the expression 'go on a trip'. See how it's used to describe traveling together with partners, friends, or family.
relationships B1

go out for dinner

Learn how to use 'go out for dinner' to talk about dining at restaurants with friends, family, or partners.
business B2

go through the roof

Learn how to use 'go through the roof' to describe rapidly rising prices, costs, or sudden extreme anger in business situations.
business A2

go to a meeting

Learn how to use the common business phrase 'go to a meeting' in English. Master its meaning with natural examples, pronunciation, and helpful practice exercises.
entertainment A2

go to a museum

Learn how to use the English phrase 'go to a museum' to describe visiting an exhibition of art, history, or science.
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technology A2

go to a website

Learn how to use the common digital English phrase 'go to a website' to describe navigating to an online address on your browser.
relationships A2

go to school together

Understand how to use 'go to school together' in English. Read natural examples and practice using this common phrase about childhood and relationships.
daily-life A2

go to sleep

Master the everyday phrase 'go to sleep'. Learn how to use it in conversation and avoid common mistakes.
business B2

go under financially

Learn how to use 'go under' to describe a business or individual going bankrupt or failing financially.
slang B2

goblin mode

Learn what 'goblin mode' means, how to use it in casual English conversations, and see real-life examples of this popular slang term.
entertainment A2

gold medal

Learn how to use 'gold medal' in English. Find examples, common mistakes, and exercises for this ultimate sports achievement.
travel C1

gourmet dining experience

Understand how to use the phrase 'gourmet dining experience' to describe high-quality, artistic, and luxurious culinary adventures.
food-cooking B2

gourmet ingredients

Learn how to use the phrase 'gourmet ingredients' to describe high-quality, rare, or luxury food items in everyday English conversations about dining and cooking.
travel B1

GPS navigation

Master the term 'GPS navigation' for your travels. Learn how to talk about digital maps, directions, and route planning in natural English.