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Neutral expressions for any context

business B1

by mistake

Learn how to use 'by mistake' naturally in professional settings, understand the correct prepositions, and practice with real examples.
daily-life B1

by the end of the month

Understand how to express deadlines and set time limits clearly using the natural English prepositional phrase 'by the end of the month' in daily life.
academic B1

by yourself

Master the phrase 'by yourself' to describe independent study, solo projects, and individual tasks in academic settings.
business B2

calculate profit margins

Learn how to use the business English phrase "calculate profit margins" to discuss pricing strategies, company revenues, and overall financial performance.
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daily-life B2

calculate the cost

Learn how to use the phrase 'calculate the cost' in everyday life. Discover natural example sentences, common mistakes, and related vocabulary for budgeting.
business B2

calculate the ROI

Master the business English phrase "calculate the ROI" to effectively discuss financial returns, project investments, and profitability in meetings.
entertainment B1

cable television

Learn the meaning of 'cable television', how it's used in daily English, and see real-life examples of this classic entertainment term.
business B2

calculate the total cost

Master the common business phrase "calculate the total cost" to talk about budgeting, project expenses, and comprehensive financial planning in English.
business B2

calculated risk

Learn the meaning of 'calculated risk' and how to talk about strategic decision-making in business.
daily-life A2

call a friend

Learn how to use the phrase 'call a friend' in everyday English conversations about staying in touch or asking for help.
relationships B2

call a truce

Learn how to use "call a truce" to describe an agreement to stop fighting or arguing, whether in personal relationships or professional settings.
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business B2

call off the deal

Learn how to use 'call off the deal' in business English. Understand its meaning, see real-world examples, and test your knowledge.
relationships B1

call on the phone

Master the phrase 'call on the phone' to describe making a telephone call to catch up or talk to someone.
relationships A2

call your parents

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'call your parents' to talk about staying in touch with family.
food-cooking B1

can of soup

Master the phrase 'can of soup' in English. Learn natural examples, common learner mistakes, and test your knowledge.
food-cooking A2

can opener

Learn how to use the term 'can opener' in English. Discover its meaning, natural conversational examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
travel B1

canal cruise

Learn how to use the term 'canal cruise' in English. Read natural examples and test your knowledge.
daily-life B2

cancel an appointment

Master the essential English phrase 'cancel an appointment.' Learn how to politely call off scheduled meetings, doctor visits, or interviews with natural examples.
relationships C1

captivate someone entirely

Discover how to use the phrase 'captivate someone entirely' to describe holding someone's absolute attention or interest.
business B2

capture the market

Learn how to use 'capture the market' to describe gaining control or a dominant share of an industry.