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daily-life A2

come from

Learn how to use 'come from' to talk about someone's origin, hometown, or country. Master this essential A2 English expression with examples and practice.
daily-life A2

come in

Discover the natural ways to use 'come in' for entering, arriving, or participating in conversations.
daily-life A2

come out

Understand how to use 'come out' for new releases, the sun appearing, or secrets being revealed.
business B1

come up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'come up' in professional settings. Discover its meanings, see business examples, and avoid common mistakes.
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food-cooking B2

comfort food

Discover the meaning of "comfort food" in English. Learn how to talk about your favorite nostalgic, cozy dishes with natural examples.
academic B1

cope with

Learn how to use 'cope with' to describe managing difficult situations, academic stress, or heavy workloads successfully.
travel A2

could I have

Learn how to use the polite request 'could I have' to order food, ask for items, or make requests while traveling.
relationships C1

cross paths

Understand how to use "cross paths" to describe meeting someone unexpectedly or having your lives intersect.
food-cooking B1

daily special

Learn what a 'daily special' is at a restaurant and how to ask about it when dining out.
food-cooking B2

deep fry

Master the cooking term "deep fry" in English. Learn its definition, how to use it in sentences, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
technology C1

digital detox

Understand the concept of a 'digital detox', discover how to use it in everyday conversation, and learn why taking a break from screens is highly beneficial.
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daily-life B2

don't judge a book by its cover

Find out what 'don't judge a book by its cover' means. Learn how to use this classic English idiom with real-life examples and avoid common mistakes.
travel A2

double room

Understand what a double room is, the bed configurations to expect, and how to book one for your next vacation.
business B2

draw the line

Understand how to use 'draw the line' in business English to set clear boundaries, establish limits, and say no to unreasonable demands.
travel B1

duty free

Learn what 'duty free' means at international airports and how to use it correctly in conversation. Perfect your travel vocabulary with examples.
food-cooking B1

eat out

Discover how to use the common English phrasal verb 'eat out' to describe dining at a restaurant, cafe, or diner instead of cooking and eating your meals at home.
travel B2

excess baggage

Learn what 'excess baggage' means in travel terminology and how to avoid paying extra fees at the airport.
daily-life A2

excuse me

Learn how to use "excuse me" to get someone's attention, politely interrupt others, or navigate through busy crowds in your daily English conversations.
relationships B1

fall out

Understand the phrasal verb 'fall out' to describe having an argument and stopping being friends. Learn how to use it correctly in daily English.
food-cooking A2

fast food

Discover the meaning of fast food, how to use it correctly in English conversations, and avoid common learner mistakes.