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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life A2

try out

Discover the meaning of 'try out' and learn how to use this common phrasal verb to talk about testing new things, products, activities, or hobbies.
academic B1

tuition fees

Learn the meaning of tuition fees, how to use it in academic contexts, and how to avoid common mistakes.
daily-life C1

turn a blind eye

Discover the meaning of 'turn a blind eye' in English. Learn how to describe ignoring bad behavior with natural examples, common errors, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

turn away

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'turn away' to describe refusing entry to someone, rejecting help, or physically looking in a different direction.
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business B1

turn down an offer

Learn how to use 'turn down an offer' in professional English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes, and how to decline business opportunities politely.
daily-life B1

turn into

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'turn into' to describe transformations, changes, and development in English.
travel A2

turn left

Learn how to give and understand directions using turn left. Perfect for navigating a new city while traveling.
daily-life B1

turn out

Discover the meaning of the phrasal verb 'turn out' in English. Learn how to describe unexpected results with real-life examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
travel A2

turn right

Learn how to use 'turn right' to give and follow directions in English. Perfect for basic travel situations, daily conversations, and navigating new cities confidently.
relationships B2

turn to someone

Learn the B2 English phrase 'turn to someone' today. Understand how to express seeking help, advice, or comfort from friends, family, or professionals.
technology A2

turn up the volume

Learn how to use 'turn up the volume' to talk about making sound louder on TVs, phones, and speakers.
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travel B1

twin beds

Learn what twin beds means when booking a hotel. Discover how to request two separate single beds for your next trip and avoid common booking mistakes.
technology A2

type in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'type in' to describe entering text or data into a computer, phone, or website.
food-cooking B1

undercooked meat

Learn how to use the phrase 'undercooked meat' in English to talk about food safety, cooking mistakes, and restaurant experiences safely.
travel B2

unlimited mileage

Understand 'unlimited mileage' for car rentals. Learn how to use it correctly with examples, common errors, and interactive practice.
entertainment B1

unlock an achievement

Discover the meaning of 'unlock an achievement' in gaming and how it is used metaphorically in daily life to describe personal milestones.
business B1

update the system

Learn how to use the phrase 'update the system' in business contexts to describe keeping software, databases, or processes current.
travel B2

upgrade a room

Learn how to use the English phrase 'upgrade a room' when booking hotels. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises for your next trip.
entertainment A2

upload a file

Master the basic tech and entertainment phrase 'upload a file' to talk about sending data to the internet.
entertainment B1

upload a photo

Learn how to use the common digital expression 'upload a photo' correctly in English conversations and online contexts.