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Neutral expressions for any context

entertainment B2

make a cameo appearance

Find out what it means to 'make a cameo appearance' and how to use this common entertainment phrase in casual conversation.
business B2

make a case for

Learn how to use 'make a case for' to present arguments, evidence, and reasons to support a business proposal or decision.
business A2

make a copy

Master the phrase 'make a copy' to describe duplicating physical documents or digital files at work.
academic B1

make a draft

Learn how to use the phrase 'make a draft' in academic writing. Improve your English essay writing skills with examples, corrections, and practice.
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relationships B1

make a good impression

Discover how to use "make a good impression" correctly. Learn natural English examples, common grammar mistakes, pronunciation, and interactive exercises.
daily-life A2

make a mess

Master the common English phrase 'make a mess' to talk about untidiness, dirty spaces, or complicated situations.
daily-life B2

make a point of

Learn the meaning of 'make a point of' in English. Improve your conversational vocabulary with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
business B2

make a profit

Learn how to use the essential business collocation 'make a profit' naturally in professional conversations and writing.
relationships A2

make a promise

Learn how to use 'make a promise' correctly in English to show commitment and build trust.
food-cooking A2

make a sandwich

Master the everyday English phrase 'make a sandwich' with our easy guide. Learn correct usage, see natural example sentences, and test your skills with practice.
relationships B2

make a scene

Find out what 'make a scene' means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and practice with real-life examples.
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academic B1

make a summary

Understand how to use 'make a summary' to describe condensing information in academic contexts with clear explanations.
business B1

make a suggestion

Master the phrase 'make a suggestion' in professional English. Learn correct collocations and practical examples.
technology A2

make a video call

Learn how to use the phrase 'make a video call' correctly in English. Improve your digital communication skills with natural examples.
relationships B2

make amends

Understand the meaning of 'make amends' and how to use it when talking about apologizing and correcting past mistakes in relationships.
academic A2

make mistakes

Learn the correct collocation 'make mistakes' in English. Find natural examples and avoid common grammar errors.
business B1

manage a budget

Learn how to use the business phrase 'manage a budget' correctly. Includes definitions, examples, and common errors.
food-cooking C1

marinate overnight

Learn what it means to marinate overnight, why it enhances flavor and tenderness, and how to use this culinary phrase in daily life.
business B1

market research

Understand the term 'market research' in business contexts. Learn typical usage, examples, and common learner mistakes.
daily-life B2

may as well

Discover how to use the English phrase 'may as well' in daily life to suggest actions when there are no better alternatives. Includes examples and practice.