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Informal expressions for everyday speech

slang B2

free real estate

Learn how the meme phrase 'free real estate' is used to describe something easily taken advantage of or occupying someone's thoughts.
travel B1

fridge charges

Learn what 'fridge charges' means in hotels, how to avoid them, and how to use this travel phrase naturally in English.
daily-life B2

from scratch

Master the English idiom 'from scratch' to describe making or doing something from the very beginning without any pre-made ingredients or templates.
slang B2

fumble the bag

Find out what 'fumble the bag' means. Learn how to use this common English slang phrase to describe ruining a great opportunity, making a major mistake, or losing money.
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entertainment B2

get a kick out of

Learn the idiomatic expression 'get a kick out of' to describe finding something highly amusing, fun, or enjoyable.
business B2

get off on the right foot

Discover how to use 'get off on the right foot' to describe starting a relationship, project, or job in a positive, successful way.
entertainment B1

get tickets

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'get tickets' to talk about buying or obtaining entry to concerts, movies, and sports events.
relationships B2

get under someone's skin

Learn the casual idiom 'get under someone's skin' to describe how someone or something deeply annoys, irritates, or persistently bothers you in daily life.
slang B1

girl math

Learn the meaning of 'girl math,' a viral internet slang term used to humorously justify spending habits and financial decisions.
slang B2

giving me life

Learn how to use 'giving me life,' a vibrant slang phrase used to express that something brings you immense joy, energy, or excitement.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
food-cooking B1

grab a table

Explore the casual English phrase 'grab a table' to confidently find and secure seating in busy cafes, crowded bars, and popular restaurants with your friends.
food-cooking C1

graze on

Learn the casual phrasal verb 'graze on' in English. Discover how to describe snacking throughout the day with natural examples and practice.
entertainment C1

guerilla gig

Learn what a 'guerilla gig' is, how bands use them for surprise performances, and how to use this C1 English term naturally.
food-cooking B2

half-baked idea

Understand the English idiom 'half-baked idea'. Learn its meaning, casual usage, and how to avoid common mistakes.
relationships B1

hang out at

Master the casual phrasal verb 'hang out at' to talk about relaxing and spending leisure time at specific places with friends.