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entertainment A2

listen to a CD

Learn how to use 'listen to a CD' to describe playing physical compact discs for music or audio.
daily-life A2

live alone

Learn how to use the phrase 'live alone' in English. Understand its meaning, see natural conversational examples, fix common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life A2

live in a flat

Learn the meaning of "live in a flat," a common British English phrase. See natural examples, related expressions, and interactive practice exercises.
relationships A2

live next door

Learn how to use the common English expression 'live next door' to talk about your neighbors and living situations.
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slang B1

living in my head

Discover what 'living in my head' means and how to use this slang expression to describe thoughts, songs, or people you can't stop thinking about.
food-cooking A2

loaf of bread

Learn how to use 'loaf of bread' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises for daily conversations.
food-cooking B1

loaf of sourdough

Learn how to use the phrase 'loaf of sourdough' in daily conversations. Find natural examples, common mistakes, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
travel B1

local customs

Discover the meaning of 'local customs' and how to use it correctly in English. Learn natural travel examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
travel B2

local eatery

Learn how to use the term 'local eatery' to describe charming, authentic neighborhood restaurants when traveling or dining out.
travel A2

local market

Learn how to use the term 'local market' to describe traditional places where residents buy fresh food, crafts, and goods while traveling abroad.
food-cooking C1

locally foraged

Understand 'locally foraged'—a key culinary term for fresh, wild ingredients gathered directly from nature in the nearby area to create unique, seasonal dishes.
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food-cooking B2

locally grown

Learn how to use the term 'locally grown' to talk about regional produce, community agriculture, and sustainable dining habits in your daily English conversations.
relationships B2

lock horns

Discover the meaning of the idiom 'lock horns' and how to use this casual expression to describe heated disagreements and arguments with friends or coworkers.
academic B1

log out

Discover how to use 'log out' correctly in academic settings. Protect your data on shared university computers with these tips.
academic B2

logical fallacy

Understand the term 'logical fallacy' in academic English. Learn how to identify and avoid flawed reasoning with examples.
travel B2

long-haul flight

Learn what a long-haul flight means, how to use it in daily travel conversations, and see natural examples of this common travel expression.
travel B1

look around

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'look around' like a native speaker. Discover how to use it in shops, museums, and new cities with helpful examples.
daily-life A2

look at the map

Understand how to use the phrase "look at the map" in English. Check out practical daily examples, common learner errors, and useful practice exercises.
daily-life B1

look at the stars

Learn how to use 'look at the stars' in English. Explore definitions, natural example sentences, and grammar tips.
business A2

look at the website

Discover how to use 'look at the website' in professional contexts to direct colleagues or clients to online resources.