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Neutral expressions for any context

food-cooking C1

pasture-raised chicken

Learn what 'pasture-raised chicken' means, how it differs from other poultry labels, and how to use this food-cooking term in English.
business B1

paternity leave

Master the term 'paternity leave' in English. Learn how to talk about a father's time off work after having a baby with real examples.
relationships B2

pay a brief visit

Master the expression 'pay a brief visit' to describe making a short, polite stop to see someone.
daily-life B1

pay in advance

Understand the phrase 'pay in advance' and how to use it when booking services, buying tickets, or renting.
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daily-life A2

pay the cashier

Master the common English phrase "pay the cashier" for shopping and dining. Includes simple examples, common mistakes, and practice questions.
daily-life B1

pay the rent

Master the daily English collocation "pay the rent." Learn its meaning, see natural example sentences, and avoid common grammatical mistakes.
daily-life A2

pay with coins

Learn the phrase 'pay with coins' to talk about using physical metal money for transactions in daily situations.
business B1

payment terms

Learn how to discuss 'payment terms' in professional contracts, invoices, and business negotiations.
business B1

payment in advance

Understand the term payment in advance in business transactions. Learn how to professionally request upfront payments and discuss payment terms.
travel B1

pedestrian area

Discover what a pedestrian area is, how to recognize these beautiful car-free zones in major cities, and how to talk about walking streets easily in English.
travel B2

pedestrian pathway

Discover the meaning of 'pedestrian pathway,' how it differs from roads, and how to use it when navigating cities or parks on foot.
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food-cooking A2

peel an orange

Learn how to use 'peel an orange' in English. Find everyday examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises to improve your vocabulary.
academic B2

peer pressure

Master the academic term 'peer pressure' to describe social influence, conformity, and how group dynamics affect student behavior and performance in school systems.
academic A2

pencil case

Discover how to use 'pencil case' to describe the small container used to hold pens, pencils, and erasers.
academic A2

pencil sharpener

Learn the meaning of 'pencil sharpener,' see real-life examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice using this essential school vocabulary word.
entertainment B2

period drama

Learn the meaning of the term 'period drama' in English. Discover how to discuss historical television shows and films in natural everyday conversations.
travel A2

petrol station

Learn how to use 'petrol station' in British and international English. See examples, compare with American English, and practice.
business B1

petty cash

Learn what 'petty cash' means in a business context and how to use this common financial term correctly.
slang C1

phantom vibration syndrome

What is phantom vibration syndrome? Understand this modern psychological phenomenon where you think your phone is vibrating, and learn how to use it.
technology B2

phishing email

Learn what a 'phishing email' is, how to spot cyber scams, and how to use this essential tech term correctly in daily English conversation.