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Neutral expressions for any context

business B2

set back the schedule

Learn how to use 'set back the schedule' to describe project delays and timing issues in professional English.
entertainment B2

set a record

Learn the collocation 'set a record'. See how it is used in sports, entertainment, and daily life with natural examples and practice.
food-cooking A2

set of plates

Learn how to use the phrase 'set of plates' in English. Find clear definitions, natural conversation examples, common learner mistakes, and helpful practice exercises.
relationships B1

share a bond

Discover how to use 'share a bond' to talk about deep, meaningful connections between people.
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relationships A2

share a hobby

Learn how to use the phrase 'share a hobby' to talk about common interests that bring people together.
relationships B1

share a laugh

Learn how to use the expression 'share a laugh' to describe enjoying a warm, funny moment together with friends, family members, or your romantic partner.
relationships B2

share a long history

Learn how to use the English phrase 'share a long history' to describe deep, long-standing relationships, personal connections, and shared memories.
technology A2

share a link

Learn how to use the common digital phrase "share a link" in English to send website addresses to friends or colleagues, with practical everyday examples.
relationships B1

share a secret

Discover how 'share a secret' is used in relationships to build trust and intimacy by revealing private information.
daily-life B1

share an apartment

Learn how to use the phrase 'share an apartment' in English. Find examples, typical errors, and interactive practice.
travel B2

shellfish allergy

Learn how to explain a shellfish allergy when dining out or traveling abroad to ensure your safety.
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travel A2

shared bathroom

Understand what a 'shared bathroom' means when booking budget travel accommodations like hostels, and learn how to ask about communal facilities politely.
academic B1

short answer

Learn how to use 'short answer' in academic contexts, from exam question types to concise explanations.
entertainment B2

shoot a scene

Learn how to use 'shoot a scene' in English. Discover its meaning in filmmaking, natural examples, and common learner mistakes.
travel B2

shoulder season

Learn what 'shoulder season' means in travel and how booking during this time can save you money and hassle.
daily-life B1

shout at someone

Understand how to use 'shout at someone' correctly in English. Includes natural example sentences and common preposition mistakes.
relationships B1

show affection

Learn how to use 'show affection' to talk about expressing love and care in English.
relationships C1

show leniency

Learn how to use the phrase 'show leniency' to describe being merciful, forgiving, or understanding in relationships and daily life.
relationships B1

show respect

Master the phrase 'show respect' to talk about demonstrating polite behavior, appreciation, and consideration for others in relationships.
daily-life B1

show someone how to do it

Master the phrase 'show someone how to do it' in English. Learn the correct structure with real-world examples and practice.