Neutral — Flitin

relationships A2

tell a secret

Learn the common phrase 'tell a secret' and how to talk about sharing private information in English.

daily-life B2

tell apart

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'tell apart' to describe distinguishing between two similar people, animals, or things in daily life.

daily-life B1

tell the difference

Discover how to use 'tell the difference' in English. This guide offers natural examples, common mistakes, and practice questions for daily conversations.

travel B1

terminal building

Learn the meaning of 'terminal building' and how to find your way around large airports and transport hubs.

academic B1

term paper

Discover the meaning of 'term paper' in academic English. Learn how to use it correctly with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.

academic A2

textbook exercises

Understand the term 'textbook exercises' and how to use it when talking about studying and homework.

business B1

thank you for your help

Learn how to use 'thank you for your help' to express gratitude professionally in emails, meetings, and daily business communication.

business B2

the driving force

Understand the phrase 'the driving force' and how to use it to describe a person, idea, or factor that motivates and pushes a project forward.

business B2

think ahead

Master the phrasal verb 'think ahead' to talk about future planning, preparation, and strategic foresight in professional contexts.

relationships B2

think back

Learn how to use 'think back' to talk about recalling past memories, reflecting on personal experiences, and sharing nostalgia.

relationships B1

think highly of

Learn how to use 'think highly of' to express respect, admiration, and a good opinion of someone in English.

business B2

think long-term

Learn how to use 'think long-term' to describe strategic planning and focusing on future goals rather than immediate results.

business B2

think through

Understand how to use 'think through' in business contexts to describe analyzing all aspects and consequences of a plan.

relationships B2

think twice

Learn the meaning of the common English idiom 'think twice' and how to use it to advise caution.

travel B2

three-course meal

Understand what a 'three-course meal' is and how to order or describe this classic dining experience when traveling.

relationships B2

throw a tantrum

Learn the meaning of 'throw a tantrum' (or 'temper tantrum') and how to describe childish outbursts of anger in English.

daily-life A2

throw out

Learn how to use the common English phrasal verb 'throw out' to talk about discarding unwanted items, rejecting ideas, or forcing someone to leave a place.

travel A2

ticket office

Master the English term 'ticket office' for your travels. Learn its exact meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and test yourself with practice.

business B2

tie up

Master the business English phrasal verb 'tie up' to confidently describe finalizing deals, limiting financial resources, or being busy with urgent tasks.

business B2

tight schedule

Understand how to use the phrase 'tight schedule' to describe having a very busy day or a project with a strict deadline.