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Neutral expressions for any context

entertainment C1

in the limelight

Learn the meaning of 'in the limelight', how to use it in daily English, and see natural examples of this C1 entertainment idiom.
daily-life B2

in the long run

Learn how to use the essential phrase 'in the long run' to discuss future consequences, smart long-term investments, and ultimate results in natural English.
daily-life B1

in the meantime

Discover how to use 'in the meantime' to connect two events happening at the same time in English conversations.
relationships B1

introduce someone to

Master the phrase "introduce someone to." Learn how to connect people in social and professional settings with natural English examples and practice.
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business B1

job interview

Master the term 'job interview' and learn how to talk about hiring processes and professional meetings in English.
daily-life C1

jump on the bandwagon

Learn the meaning of "jump on the bandwagon," see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes when using this popular English idiom.
daily-life B2

keep an eye on

Learn how to use 'keep an eye on' to mean watching or monitoring something closely. Includes examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
business B1

keep in mind

Learn how to use the business collocation 'keep in mind' to politely remind colleagues of important constraints, deadlines, and key details during project planning.
daily-life B1

keep in touch

Master the common English idiom 'keep in touch.' Learn how to tell friends and colleagues you want to stay connected, with real examples.
relationships C1

keep someone at arm's length

Learn how to use the idiom 'keep someone at arm's length' to describe maintaining a healthy distance in personal and professional relationships.
daily-life C1

keep something at bay

Discover how to use "keep something at bay" to describe preventing problems or unwanted things from getting too close or causing harm.
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business B2

keep track of

Master the English idiom "keep track of" to talk about monitoring and staying organized. Find clear explanations, examples, and practice exercises here.
daily-life B2

keep up with

Understand how to use the phrasal verb 'keep up with' in English. Find explanations, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises.
business C1

learning curve

Understand the business term 'learning curve' to describe the rate of progress in gaining new skills or adapting to difficult new systems.
business B1

leave a message

Learn how to use 'leave a message' in professional phone calls and office communications. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and common learner mistakes.
daily-life B2

let someone down

Master the phrasal verb 'let someone down' to talk about disappointing others by failing to meet their expectations or promises.
daily-life A2

listen to music

Master the common phrase 'listen to music' in English. Learn the correct preposition to use, see natural examples, and practice your skills.
entertainment B1

live performance

Master the term 'live performance' in English. Understand its neutral usage, pronunciation, common errors, and real-world examples.
travel B1

local cuisine

Understand how to use 'local cuisine' to talk about traditional regional food and dining experiences while traveling.
daily-life B1

look after

Learn how to use 'look after' to talk about taking care of people, pets, or things in daily English.