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daily-life B1

out of work

Learn how to use 'out of work' to describe someone who is unemployed, with natural examples and key mistakes to avoid.
daily-life A2

over there

Discover how to use 'over there' to point out locations that are at a distance from you and the listener.
travel B2

overbooked flight

Learn what an overbooked flight is, how to handle getting bumped by an airline, and how to use this common travel expression in natural English.
daily-life A2

pack a bag

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'pack a bag' for travel, school, and daily life with natural examples and practice.
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daily-life A2

pardon me

Learn how to use 'pardon me' politely to ask someone to repeat themselves, apologize for minor mistakes, or get past someone.
daily-life B1

part-time job

Understand the term 'part-time job', used to describe employment that requires fewer hours than a standard workweek.
daily-life B1

pass out

Understand the phrasal verb 'pass out,' meaning to lose consciousness temporarily, and how to use it correctly in daily English.
food-cooking B1

pass the salt

Discover how to use the common English dining phrase 'pass the salt' politely during meals, including natural conversation examples and practice exercises.
academic C1

pave the way

Learn how to use 'pave the way' to describe how early achievements make future developments possible.
daily-life B1

pay back

Master the phrasal verb 'pay back' to talk about returning borrowed money to friends, family, or banks.
daily-life B1

pay by card

Discover how to use 'pay by card' when shopping or dining out. Learn correct prepositions, natural example sentences, and helpful practice exercises.
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daily-life C1

pay dividends

Learn how to use the idiom 'pay dividends' to describe efforts that bring great benefits in the future.
daily-life B1

pay in cash

Learn how to use the English expression 'pay in cash' correctly. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and practice exercises for B1 learners.
daily-life B1

pay interest

Learn the meaning of 'pay interest' in personal finance, with natural examples and essential grammar tips.
daily-life B1

pay rise

Learn the meaning of 'pay rise', how to use it in daily conversation, see examples, and understand the difference between rise and raise in British English.
daily-life A2

pay the bill

Learn how to use 'pay the bill' in English. Master this common phrase for restaurants, utilities, and daily life.
daily-life B2

peace of mind

Learn how to use 'peace of mind' to describe a state of mental tranquility, security, and freedom from worry.
business B2

phase out

Learn how to use 'phase out' in business English to describe gradually stopping, replacing, or removing a product, service, or process over a period of time.
daily-life B1

pick someone up

Master the common English phrasal verb 'pick someone up' to talk about collecting friends, family, or colleagues in your vehicle and driving them home.
food-cooking B2

piping hot

Discover the meaning of 'piping hot' and how to use this common English idiom to describe hot food and drinks.