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daily-life A2

feel better

Learn how to use the common phrase "feel better" to talk about recovering from an illness or improving your general emotional state in everyday English.
business B1

fill in for

Master the phrasal verb 'fill in for' to describe temporarily doing someone else's job or duties in English.
travel C1

fleeting visit

Learn how to use the C1 collocation 'fleeting visit' to describe a very brief stay or trip.
academic B2

focus on

Learn how to use the academic phrasal verb 'focus on' to direct attention to a specific topic, research question, or data point.
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food-cooking B1

fussy eater

Learn the phrase 'fussy eater' to describe someone who is very particular about the food they eat.
business B2

gain ground

Learn the meaning of 'gain ground' in business English. See how to use this idiom to describe making progress or winning market share.
travel A2

gate number

Learn how to use 'gate number' in English. Find out what it means, see real-life examples, and practice using it correctly at the airport.
relationships A2

get along

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'get along' to describe having a friendly, smooth, and cooperative relationship with someone in your daily life or at work.
daily-life B1

get around

Master the phrasal verb 'get around' to talk about traveling, navigating a new city easily, or finding clever ways to bypass a difficult rule or problem.
travel B1

get away

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'get away' to talk about taking a relaxing holiday, escaping your busy daily routine, or leaving a place for a short break.
business A2

get back to

Master the phrasal verb 'get back to' to promise follow-ups and replies in professional emails and calls.
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daily-life A2

get back

Learn how to use 'get back' to talk about returning to a place or recovering something. Includes examples, practice, and tips.
daily-life A2

get dressed

Master the essential everyday expression "get dressed" to confidently talk about putting on your clothes and going through your morning routine in English.
travel B1

get in

Master the phrasal verb 'get in' in a travel context. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it correctly.
daily-life B2

get out of hand

Learn how to use the idiom 'get out of hand' to describe situations that become chaotic or uncontrollable.
daily-life A2

get out

Discover the meanings of 'get out', from leaving a physical space to socializing more. Clear examples and common mistakes included.
daily-life A2

give back

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'give back' to talk about returning borrowed items or helping your community.
relationships B2

give in

Discover the meaning of 'give in' and how to use it to describe yielding to someone's demands or pressure.
daily-life B2

give off

Understand how to use 'give off' to describe emitting smells, heat, light, or general vibes.
daily-life B1

give out

Learn the dual meanings of 'give out'—distributing items and when things stop working or break down.