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travel B2

standby list

Discover what a standby list is and how to use this essential airline travel term. Master examples, common errors, and practical exercises.
entertainment B1

start a band

Discover how to use the English phrase 'start a band' naturally. This guide covers the meaning, real-life examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
food-cooking B1

starter course

Master the term 'starter course', learn its place in a multi-course meal, and view natural examples.
entertainment B2

stay ahead of the game

Learn the idiom 'stay ahead of the game' to describe keeping a competitive edge by planning ahead.
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technology B1

stay connected

Discover how to use 'stay connected' to talk about keeping in touch with friends or maintaining a stable internet connection.
relationships B1

stay in contact

Discover how to use 'stay in contact' in English. Learn how to talk about keeping in touch with friends and colleagues with natural examples and practice.
slang A2

stay tuned

Learn what 'stay tuned' means and how to use it in daily English. Perfect for social media updates, exciting announcements, and casual everyday chats.
relationships A2

stay with friends

Learn how to use 'stay with friends' correctly when talking about accommodation and social visits.
entertainment B2

steal a scene

Learn the entertainment term 'steal a scene' to describe actors who outshine everyone else in a performance.
relationships B1

stay on good terms

Learn the meaning of 'stay on good terms' in English. Find out how to describe maintaining friendly relationships after a breakup or disagreement.
food-cooking B1

steam vegetables

Understand how to use the phrase 'steam vegetables' in English. Explore natural everyday examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive vocabulary practice exercises.
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travel A2

still water

Learn how to order still water in English. Understand the difference between still and sparkling water with examples and practice.
food-cooking B1

stir-fry vegetables

Learn how to use the phrase 'stir-fry vegetables' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, common learner mistakes, and useful interactive practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

stock up on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'stock up on' to talk about buying large quantities of food, supplies, or household items.
travel B1

stop off

Learn how to use 'stop off' to describe making a brief visit on your way to somewhere else. Perfect for travel plans, daily commutes, and casual trips.
travel B2

stopover city

Learn what a stopover city is and how to use this travel term in English conversations. Discover examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
entertainment B2

stream gameplay

Learn how to use the phrase 'stream gameplay' to describe broadcasting video games live to an online audience.
entertainment B1

stream a movie

Learn how to use the phrase 'stream a movie' in English. Understand the difference between streaming and downloading with practical examples, pronunciation, and tips.
travel B2

street busking

Learn the meaning and correct usage of "street busking" in English. Discover how to describe street performers and musicians on your travels with ease.
travel B1

street vendor

Discover what a 'street vendor' is, how to find great local food while traveling, and how to use this term correctly.