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daily-life A2

leave the house

Master the everyday English phrase 'leave the house' to talk about departing from your home.
slang B2

left on read

Find out what 'left on read' means, how to use it in everyday English, and why it is a common texting frustration.
entertainment B2

legal drama

Discover what a legal drama is, see how to talk about courtroom-themed TV shows, and master this entertainment term.
daily-life B1

lend some money

Learn how to use 'lend some money' correctly in daily conversations, with natural examples and common mistakes explained.
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food-cooking B1

let it cool

Master the English cooking phrase 'let it cool'. Learn when and how to use it with clear examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

let someone know

Master the common English phrase 'let someone know' to inform others or keep them updated in daily and professional life.
academic A2

library card

Discover how to use the term 'library card' in English, with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
daily-life B1

lie on the beach

Learn how to use 'lie on the beach' in English to talk about relaxing by the sea, with correct grammar tips to avoid common mistakes.
travel A2

life vest

Master the English term 'life vest'. Understand its definition, see how it's used in sentences, and avoid common errors.
entertainment B2

lifetime achievement

Learn how to use 'lifetime achievement' in formal English contexts to honor someone's long-term contributions and career successes.
relationships B2

lift someone's spirits

Learn how to use 'lift someone's spirits' to describe making a friend or loved one feel happier and more hopeful.
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entertainment B1

lighting crew

Learn what a 'lighting crew' does in film and theater. Understand the term, see native examples, and master its usage in English conversations.
relationships B2

like-minded people

Discover the meaning of 'like-minded people' and how to use this phrase to describe individuals who share similar opinions, values, or interests.
business B2

limited liability

Learn what limited liability means in business, how it protects business owners from personal financial loss, and how to use this essential corporate term correctly.
entertainment B1

limited series

Learn how to use the entertainment term 'limited series' in English. Understand how it differs from regular TV shows through natural examples and practice exercises.
food-cooking C1

line-caught fish

Understand the meaning of 'line-caught fish' and how to use this culinary term to describe sustainably sourced seafood in English.
academic C1

line of reasoning

Learn how to use the phrase 'line of reasoning' in academic writing to describe a logical progression of arguments.
entertainment B2

lip-sync a song

Discover what it means to 'lip-sync a song' and how this expression is used in music, television, and social media.
business C1

liquidate the company

Understand 'liquidate the company', a formal business and legal term for shutting a business down entirely and converting its assets to pay off creditors.
business C1

liquidate the assets

Learn how to use the formal business term 'liquidate the assets' to describe converting company property, inventory, or physical investments into cash.