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academic B1

due to

Learn how to use 'due to' correctly in academic writing. Improve your English with clear explanations, practical examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
food-cooking B2

dust with sugar

Understand how to use 'dust with sugar' to describe lightly sprinkling powdered sugar over desserts.
entertainment B2

dystopian future

Understand the meaning of "dystopian future" in literature and film, with examples, pronunciation, and common errors.
slang B1

ear worm

Discover the meaning of 'ear worm', a catchy song that gets stuck in your head. Learn how to use this common English slang term with natural examples and practice.
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technology C1

early adopter

Learn what 'early adopter' means, how to use it in technology contexts, and see natural example sentences.
daily-life B1

earn a good salary

Learn how to use the collocation 'earn a good salary' correctly in English conversations about work and money.
daily-life B2

earn a reputation

Learn how to use 'earn a reputation' to talk about how someone becomes known for a specific quality.
daily-life B2

ease the pain

Discover how to use 'ease the pain' to describe making physical or emotional suffering more bearable.
travel B2

eastbound traffic

Master the travel phrase 'eastbound traffic' in English. Learn how to describe vehicle flow and navigate highway reports.
academic A2

easy question

Discover the meaning of the phrase 'easy question' in English. Learn how to use it in classroom situations with natural examples, tips, and practice exercises.
food-cooking A2

eat a balanced diet

Understand how to use the phrase 'eat a balanced diet' to talk about healthy eating habits in English.
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daily-life A2

eat dinner

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'eat dinner' naturally in daily conversations, with examples and pronunciation.
daily-life B2

edit a document

Understand how to use the phrase 'edit a document' to describe proofreading, correcting, and refining written files.
daily-life B2

educate the public

Learn the collocation 'educate the public' to describe raising awareness and sharing information with the community.
daily-life B2

elect a leader

Learn how to use the phrase 'elect a leader' in English. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes.
travel B1

electronic boarding pass

Learn how to use and talk about an 'electronic boarding pass' on your smartphone when traveling through modern airports.
travel B2

electronic lock

Master the travel term 'electronic lock'. Learn how to talk about modern keyless entry systems in hotels and vacation rentals with natural examples.
business B2

eliminate the bottleneck

Learn how to use the business phrase 'eliminate the bottleneck' to describe resolving delays and improving workflow efficiency. Includes examples and practice.
daily-life B2

eliminate the competition

Master the phrase 'eliminate the competition.' Understand its meaning, find natural examples, and learn how to use it correctly.
business B2

eliminate unnecessary steps

Master the phrase 'eliminate unnecessary steps' to talk about streamlining workflows, simplifying tasks, and saving time in professional business English.