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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B1

instead of going

Master the phrase 'instead of going' to talk about alternative plans and choices in English. See natural conversational examples and avoid common mistakes.
academic B1

instead of

Learn to use the phrase 'instead of' to express alternatives, make comparisons, and highlight preferences in academic arguments and scientific papers.
business B1

interest rate

Master the term 'interest rate' in English. Learn what it means, see real-world business examples, and practice using it correctly.
technology C1

internet of things

Learn what the Internet of Things (IoT) means, how smart devices connect, and see natural examples of its usage to build your advanced English vocabulary.
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daily-life B1

introduce yourself to the team

Master the phrase 'introduce yourself to the team'. Learn the correct prepositions, view real-life examples, and practice your skills.
relationships C1

intrude on a couple

Learn the meaning of 'intrude on a couple' and how to describe interrupting or imposing on a romantic partnership.
daily-life A2

invite a friend

Learn how to use the phrase "invite a friend" in everyday English conversations. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises.
business B1

invite feedback

Learn how to use 'invite feedback' in professional English. Discover natural examples, correct usage, and practice exercises for workplace communication.
relationships B1

invite over for dinner

Learn how to use 'invite over for dinner' to express hosting friends, family, or neighbors at your home for a warm, home-cooked evening meal in English.
relationships B2

invite someone on a date

Learn the phrase 'invite someone on a date' in English. Discover natural examples, master correct preposition usage, and test yourself with exercises.
business B1

invite speakers

Learn how to use the professional business English collocation 'invite speakers' to describe organizing presenters for conferences, webinars, or corporate events.
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business B1

invite to a meeting

Learn how to use 'invite to a meeting' in professional English. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and clear explanations for workplace success.
business B1

invoice number

Understand how to use the term 'invoice number' in business communication, billing, and accounting.
business B2

iron out the details

Master the business idiom 'iron out the details' with natural examples. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it in professional settings.
travel B1

ironing board

Learn how to use the term 'ironing board' in English, with real-life travel examples and common mistakes to avoid.
academic C1

it goes without saying

Learn how to use 'it goes without saying' to highlight an obvious fact or premise that underpins your argument.
food-cooking B1

jar of jam

Learn the correct English expression 'jar of jam'. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and interactive practice.
travel C1

jet stream

Learn about the 'jet stream,' the fast-flowing, narrow air currents in the atmosphere that significantly affect flight times.
business A2

job application

Discover how to use 'job application' correctly in business English contexts with examples, common errors, and real-life practice.
business A2

job offer

Find out how to use 'job offer' in English. Learn the definition, common mistakes, and practice with real examples.