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Neutral expressions for any context

relationships B1

admire from afar

Understand how to use 'admire from afar' to describe appreciating or liking someone without directly interacting with them.
daily-life B2

admire someone's courage

Learn how to use the phrase 'admire someone's courage' to express deep respect for someone showing bravery and strength during a very difficult situation.
daily-life B2

admit making a mistake

Understand how to use 'admit making a mistake' to talk about confessing to errors, taking responsibility for missteps, and growing from your experiences.
business B2

adopt a new approach

Learn how to use 'adopt a new approach' in professional English. Discover its meaning, see real business examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice now.
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entertainment B2

advance screening

Discover what an 'advance screening' is, see natural example sentences, and learn how to talk about early movie showings like a native speaker.
business B1

advertising campaign

Learn the exact meaning of 'advertising campaign' and discover how to use this essential marketing term confidently in your professional business English conversations.
daily-life B2

advise against doing something

Learn how to use 'advise against doing something' to confidently recommend that someone avoid a particular action because of potential risks or dangers.
daily-life B2

affect the outcome

Discover how to use the phrase 'affect the outcome' to describe how specific actions, events, or decisions directly influence the final result of a situation.
daily-life B2

afford to buy a car

Learn how to use the common financial expression 'afford to buy a car' to talk about having sufficient money and budget for purchasing a personal vehicle.
daily-life B1

after a long day

Discover how to use 'after a long day' to describe the feeling of relaxation after hard work, with real-life examples and exercises.
business B1

after-sales service

Understand the business English term 'after-sales service' with natural examples, pronunciation guides, and common mistakes in customer support.
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entertainment B1

age rating

Discover what 'age rating' means, how it is used to classify media, and practice using it in everyday English.
business B1

agenda item

Learn how to use 'agenda item' to refer to specific topics of discussion in professional meetings.
relationships B1

agree on something

Learn how to use 'agree on something' to describe reaching a mutual decision, choosing a joint plan, or sharing the same opinion with others in English.
daily-life B2

agree on a compromise

Master the phrase 'agree on a compromise' to describe finding middle ground. Learn its meaning, check natural examples, and practice with exercises.
business B1

agree to disagree

Learn how to use 'agree to disagree' in professional settings to politely resolve differences without conflict.
business B1

agree with the proposal

Understand how to use 'agree with the proposal' in business meetings and emails to show your support for a plan.
business B1

agree on terms

Learn how to use 'agree on terms' to describe reaching a mutual understanding during business negotiations and contracts.
daily-life B1

agree with you

Learn how to use the common English expression 'agree with you' to express shared opinions and show agreement in conversations.
travel B1

air conditioning unit

Master the term 'air conditioning unit' (AC unit) for your travels, including useful hotel phrases and vocabulary.