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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B2

watch your weight

Understand the expression 'watch your weight'. Learn how to talk about healthy habits and dieting in neutral, natural English.
business B2

weigh the options

Understand how to use 'weigh the options' when carefully considering different choices before making a decision.
daily-life C1

weigh up the pros and cons

Learn how to use the common English idiom "weigh up the pros and cons" to describe the process of making careful, balanced, and smart decisions in your daily life.
daily-life A2

well done

Discover how to use 'well done' to congratulate someone on an achievement, big or small.
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travel C1

whirlwind tour

Learn the meaning of 'whirlwind tour' in English. Discover how to describe fast-paced, busy trips and itineraries.
daily-life B1

withdraw cash

Learn how to use 'withdraw cash' to describe taking physical money out of a bank account. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and practice tips.
daily-life B2

without a doubt

Learn how to use 'without a doubt' to show absolute certainty and emphasize your agreement in English. Perfect for B2 learners looking to speak naturally.
daily-life B2

work-life balance

Learn how to use 'work-life balance' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business A2

work with clients

Learn how to use the common business phrase 'work with clients' in professional English conversations and emails. Discover meanings, examples, and practice exercises.
entertainment B1

write a review

Learn how to use 'write a review' to share your feedback and opinions on movies, books, hotels, or restaurants.
daily-life A2

years ago

Learn how to use 'years ago' to talk about past events that occurred several years in the past.
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daily-life A2

you're welcome

Learn how to use 'you're welcome' correctly in everyday English to accept someone's thanks.
food-cooking B2

acquired taste

Understand the meaning of 'acquired taste'. Learn how to describe food, drinks, or hobbies that you only start to like after trying them multiple times.
entertainment A2

action movie

Learn how to use 'action movie' to talk about exciting films filled with stunts, chases, and battles.
daily-life B2

actions speak louder than words

Understand the proverb 'actions speak louder than words' and how to use it to emphasize that what people do matters more than what they say.
business B2

ahead of the curve

Learn what 'ahead of the curve' means in business and how to use it to describe companies or individuals who anticipate future trends successfully.
food-cooking C1

al dente

Master the culinary term "al dente," used by chefs and home cooks to describe pasta or vegetables cooked to be firm to the bite rather than soft or mushy.
travel B2

all-inclusive resort

Discover what an all-inclusive resort is, how to use the term in conversation, and see typical real-life examples.
business A2

ask for help

Discover how to use the phrase 'ask for help' naturally at work to request assistance from colleagues or managers without sounding unprofessional.
technology B1

back up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'back up' to talk about saving copies of your digital files and data safely. Discover natural examples and common mistakes to avoid.