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business B2

follow up

Learn how to use 'follow up' in professional communication to check on the progress of a task, email, or meeting.
business A2

full time

Learn how to use 'full time' correctly in English. Understand the difference between adjective and adverb forms with practical examples.
travel B2

fully booked

Learn how to use the travel expression 'fully booked' to describe hotels, flights, or restaurants with no remaining spots. Essential for travel English.
entertainment C1

genre-bending style

Understand what 'genre-bending style' means and how to describe innovative art, music, and films that mix different styles.
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academic B1

get a good grade

Discover how to use the phrase 'get a good grade' in everyday conversation and writing. Learn common learner mistakes, useful synonyms, and pronunciation.
business A2

get a job

Find out what 'get a job' means, how to use it in daily conversations, and see real-life examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

get down to business

Learn how to use the idiom 'get down to business' to transition from casual small talk to focusing on the main, important task at hand.
academic B2

get feedback

Learn how to use the essential academic phrase 'get feedback' to discuss receiving constructive criticism and helpful advice on your university coursework.
daily-life A2

get home

Master the everyday English phrase 'get home' to describe arriving at your house. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
daily-life B1

get in touch

Learn how to use the phrase 'get in touch' to initiate contact or communicate with someone in daily and professional English.
relationships A2

get married

Master the expression 'get married' to talk about weddings and marriage in natural English.
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travel A2

get off

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'get off' to talk about leaving buses, trains, planes, and other public transport.
travel A2

get on

Master the phrasal verb 'get on' to talk about boarding buses, trains, planes, and bicycles in English.
daily-life B1

get over

Master the phrasal verb 'get over' to describe recovering from an illness, a breakup, or a difficult situation.
daily-life B1

get ready

Master the essential English phrase 'get ready'. Learn how to use it for daily routines, events, and trips with natural examples and practice questions.
daily-life B2

get rid of

Master the common English phrase 'get rid of'. Learn its meaning, see practical examples, avoid common mistakes, and improve your spoken English.
relationships B1

get to know

Discover the meaning of 'get to know' and how to use it when learning more about someone or something. Read examples and avoid common mistakes.
daily-life A2

get up

Master the English phrasal verb "get up" with our easy guide. Learn the difference between waking up and getting up with natural examples and useful practice exercises.
business B1

give a presentation

Master the expression 'give a presentation' for business meetings and academic talks. Learn correct verbs and practice.
relationships B2

give someone space

Learn how to use 'give someone space' in English. Find out what this relationship phrase means, see real examples, and avoid common grammar mistakes.