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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B1

apologize for the mistake

Master the polite expression 'apologize for the mistake' to express regret and take responsibility for errors in professional and casual settings.
entertainment B2

apocalyptic film

Discover what an "apocalyptic film" is, how to use it in conversation, and see real-world examples of this popular movie genre.
entertainment B2

anthology series

Learn the definition of an anthology series, see how it differs from continuous television dramas, and master this common entertainment term with examples.
daily-life B2

appeal to a wider audience

Discover how to use 'appeal to a wider audience' in daily English. Read natural examples, understand its meaning, and practice with exercises.
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travel B2

appetizer platter

Learn how to order an 'appetizer platter' to share a variety of starters with your group when dining out.
daily-life B1

apply for a passport

Learn how to use the phrase 'apply for a passport' when discussing international travel preparations and official government applications.
daily-life B2

approve of the plan

Learn the correct way to use 'approve of the plan' in English. Find clear explanations, real-life examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
travel C1

architectural marvel

Learn how to use the phrase 'architectural marvel' to describe breathtaking buildings, monuments, and structures.
daily-life B1

argue about politics

Learn how to use the phrase 'argue about politics' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business B1

arrange a flight

Learn how to use 'arrange a flight' when booking air travel for business trips or corporate events.
relationships B2

arrange a get-together

Discover how to use 'arrange a get-together' to describe planning informal social gatherings with friends or family.
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business B1

arrange a visit

Learn how to use 'arrange a visit' to schedule professional client meetings, site tours, or inspections.
business B1

arrange the seating

Discover how to use 'arrange the seating' when planning corporate events, conferences, or meetings.
daily-life A2

arrive at the station

Learn how to use 'arrive at the station' correctly in English. See natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business A2

arrive on time

Learn how to use 'arrive on time' correctly. Understand the key differences between 'on time' and 'in time' with clear business examples and exercises.
academic A2

art class

Master the term 'art class' in English. Read natural examples, learn to avoid common errors, and test yourself with practice questions.
entertainment A2

art gallery

Learn how to use the phrase 'art gallery' in daily English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-life examples.
technology B2

artificial intelligence

Learn how to use 'artificial intelligence' correctly in sentences. Understand its meaning, common collocations, and related terms.
food-cooking C1

artisanal cheeses

Discover the rich flavors of artisanal cheeses—high-quality, hand-crafted specialty cheeses made in small batches by skilled producers using traditional methods.
daily-life B1

as a matter of fact

Learn how to use 'as a matter of fact' to emphasize a point, add details, or correct someone politely.