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entertainment B2

take center stage

Learn how to use 'take center stage' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, real-life examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
business B2

take over the role

Learn how to use 'take over the role' in professional environments to describe assuming someone else's job, position, or responsibilities.
daily-life C1

take precedence over

Understand the formal phrase 'take precedence over'. Learn how to prioritize tasks and ideas in English with natural examples and exercises.
entertainment A2

talent show

What is a 'talent show'? Learn the definition and find natural examples of this entertainment term.
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relationships B1

talk about feelings

Learn how to use the phrase 'talk about feelings' to describe opening up and discussing emotions with friends, family, or partners.
relationships A2

talk about hobbies

Master the phrase 'talk about hobbies' to describe sharing your free-time interests with others. Learn natural examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation.
daily-life B1

talk about the future

Discover how to use 'talk about the future' to discuss upcoming plans, dreams, and life goals.
relationships A2

talk on the phone

Master the phrase 'talk on the phone' to describe speaking to someone using a telephone.
business B2

talk over the options

Learn the business English phrase 'talk over the options' to describe discussing choices before making a decision.
academic B1

talk over

Master the phrasal verb 'talk over' to discuss assignments, projects, and ideas with classmates. Learn its meaning, examples, and common mistakes in academic life.
relationships B1

talk things through

Learn the meaning of 'talk things through' and how to use it to resolve issues in English.
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business A2

talk to a colleague

Learn how and when to use the common workplace phrase 'talk to a colleague'. Perfect for A2 learners looking to improve business communication.
food-cooking B2

tangy taste

Discover the meaning of 'tangy taste' and learn how to use this common culinary expression to describe sharp, refreshing, and slightly acidic food flavors in English.
daily-life A2

talk to a neighbor

Discover how to naturally use the phrase 'talk to a neighbor' in English. Improve your daily conversation skills with our practical examples and practice exercises.
food-cooking C1

tantalize the taste buds

Learn how to use the elegant phrase 'tantalize the taste buds' to describe incredibly delicious and tempting food.
business B1

target market

Understand the term 'target market' in business. Learn how to identify and describe a company's ideal customer base.
business B2

target audience

Learn what 'target audience' means in marketing and advertising. Discover how to identify and reach your ideal customers with natural business examples and exercises.
entertainment C1

taste-maker

Learn how to use the C1 English term 'taste-maker' to describe influential people who decide what is trendy in fashion, music, and art.
food-cooking A2

taste the food

Learn the meaning and usage of 'taste the food' in English. Discover how to use this common cooking and dining phrase naturally.
food-cooking B2

tasting menu

Learn what a tasting menu is, how it works in fine dining, and how to use this food-cooking expression in conversation to sound like a natural English speaker.