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business B1

postpone a discussion

Discover how to use 'postpone a discussion' to professionally delay or reschedule conversations in business settings.
food-cooking A2

pot of coffee

Learn how to use the phrase 'pot of coffee' in everyday English. See natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice.
entertainment B2

post-production phase

Learn what the post-production phase means in filmmaking and how to use this formal industry term correctly in professional contexts.
food-cooking A2

pour the milk

Master the common kitchen phrase 'pour the milk' with this easy guide. Learn how to use it correctly in daily English conversations and breakfast routines.
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academic B1

practice speaking

Master the collocation 'practice speaking' in English. Learn its correct grammatical structure, see natural examples, and avoid common learner mistakes.
travel B2

pre-boarding

Discover the meaning of 'pre-boarding', how it is used at airports, and practice with natural examples.
business C1

precipitate a crisis

Learn the formal business collocation 'precipitate a crisis' to describe actions that suddenly trigger severe problems.
business C1

precipitate a decline

Understand how to use 'precipitate a decline' in formal business contexts to describe a sudden drop in value or performance.
daily-life B1

prefer tea to coffee

Master the classic English structure 'prefer tea to coffee' to express your choices and favorites naturally. Avoid common errors with this quick guide.
daily-life B1

prepare for an interview

Learn how to use the phrase 'prepare for an interview' correctly. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and pronunciation tips to boost your English.
entertainment C1

press junket

Understand what a press junket is, how film promotions work, and how to use this industry term in context.
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food-cooking B2

pressure cooker

Understand the term 'pressure cooker' in English. Learn how to use it both literally as a kitchen tool and metaphorically for high-stress situations.
business C1

price elasticity

Master the concept of price elasticity in professional English. Learn how consumer demand responds to price changes with practical C1 business examples.
business A2

price list

Master the term 'price list' in English. Check out practical examples, common learner errors, and interactive practice.
entertainment B2

prime time

Learn what 'prime time' means in broadcasting and how to use it to describe peak hours of media consumption and attention.
business C1

principal-agent problem

Understand the principal-agent problem in corporate governance. Learn how conflicting interests affect business decisions with professional C1 English examples.
academic B1

print out

Learn the phrasal verb 'print out' for academic tasks. Understand how to describe creating paper copies of your essays and research.
travel B2

priority access

Learn how to use 'priority access' to talk about skipping lines, boarding early, and getting special entry privileges while traveling.
travel A2

private bathroom

Learn the meaning of 'private bathroom' and how to use it when booking accommodation, comparing hotel rooms, or asking front desk staff for assistance.
travel B2

private en-suite

Learn what 'private en-suite' means when booking accommodations like B&Bs, hostels, or hotels.