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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B1

wash your face

Learn how to use the everyday hygiene phrase 'wash your face' in natural English conversations.
entertainment A2

watch a comedy

Discover how to use the phrase 'watch a comedy' to talk about viewing funny movies or TV shows.
daily-life B1

watch the sunset

Discover how to use the phrase 'watch the sunset' in English to describe enjoying the evening sky.
food-cooking B2

water down

Learn the meaning of 'water down' in cooking and daily English, with examples of how to use this phrase naturally.
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relationships A2

wave hello

Learn how to use the phrase 'wave hello' to describe greeting someone with a friendly hand gesture. Discover natural examples and avoid common mistakes.
daily-life A2

wear a jacket

Learn how to use the everyday English phrase 'wear a jacket' correctly. Discover natural examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

wear a uniform

Learn how to use the phrase 'wear a uniform' in English. Discover natural examples, correct grammar usage, and interactive practice exercises.
business B2

wear out the equipment

Understand the phrase 'wear out the equipment' to describe machinery or tools degrading due to heavy use.
travel C1

weary traveler

Discover the meaning of the C1 literary expression 'weary traveler' and learn how to use it to describe tired and exhausted tourists.
entertainment A2

weather forecast

Learn how to use 'weather forecast' in daily English conversations. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
entertainment B1

web series

Learn the meaning of 'web series', how to use it in conversation, and see natural English examples.
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business B2

weigh up the risks

Master the business phrase 'weigh up the risks' to describe evaluating potential dangers or downsides before making a decision.
relationships B1

welcome a guest

Learn how to use 'welcome a guest' naturally in English to describe hosting and greeting visitors warmly.
relationships A2

welcome to my home

Discover how to use 'welcome to my home' to greet guests warmly and politely in English.
food-cooking B1

well-balanced meal

Learn how to use the phrase 'well-balanced meal' to describe healthy, nutritious food containing the right mix of nutrients.
academic B2

well-rounded education

Understand how to use 'well-rounded education' to describe a balanced and diverse academic background.
travel B2

westbound traffic

Learn what 'westbound traffic' means, how to use it in travel contexts, and avoid common mistakes when navigating roads heading west.
food-cooking A2

What's the soup of the day?

Learn how to ask 'What's the soup of the day?' in English restaurants to find out the daily special soup.
travel B2

wheelchair accessible

Learn how to use the term 'wheelchair accessible' in English to talk about travel accommodations, public transport, and step-free building access worldwide.
food-cooking B2

whisk vigorously

Learn how to use the cooking term 'whisk vigorously' to describe beating ingredients rapidly to introduce air or combine them smoothly.