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Neutral expressions for any context

entertainment B1

attend an event

Discover how to use 'attend an event' in English. Learn the correct collocations, common errors, and practice exercises for B1 level students.
academic B2

audit a class

Learn what it means to audit a class at university. Discover how to use this academic English expression with natural examples and practice exercises.
travel B2

authentic taste

Discover how to use 'authentic taste' to describe genuine, traditional food experiences when exploring local cuisines.
business B2

back up data

Learn the essential tech and business term 'back up data' to describe saving duplicate copies of files to prevent information loss.
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entertainment B1

backing vocals

Learn the meaning of 'backing vocals' in music, how they support the main singer, and how to use the term naturally.
travel B1

baggage carousel

Learn what a 'baggage carousel' is and how to locate your luggage at the airport.
travel A2

baggage drop

Find out what a baggage drop is, how to use self-service kiosks at the airport, and learn natural English phrases to help you navigate your next flight with ease.
travel B2

baggage handler

Understand the role of a baggage handler. Learn how to use this essential airport travel term in real-life English conversations.
food-cooking A2

bake a cake

Learn how to use the English phrase 'bake a cake' in everyday conversations with natural examples and pronunciation tips.
food-cooking B1

baking sheet

Discover how to use 'baking sheet' correctly in English recipes and kitchen instructions. Learn the differences between baking sheets, trays, and cookie pans.
entertainment B2

bask in the spotlight

Discover the meaning of 'bask in the spotlight' and how to use this B2 English expression to describe someone enjoying public attention and admiration.
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relationships B2

be a bad influence

Learn how to use the phrase 'be a bad influence' in English to describe people who actively encourage others to behave poorly or make bad decisions.
entertainment B2

be cast in a role

Learn how to use 'be cast in a role' correctly when talking about actors getting parts in movies, plays, and TV shows.
relationships A2

be good friends

Learn how to use 'be good friends' to describe a close, reliable, and positive relationship between people.
entertainment B2

be in a league of one's own

Discover the meaning of 'be in a league of one's own' and how to use it to describe someone or something of superior quality.
relationships B1

be in a relationship

Understand how to use the phrase 'be in a relationship' to describe committed romantic connections in English.
travel C1

be in transit

Master the travel expression 'be in transit' to describe being on the way or passing through an intermediate place.
entertainment C1

be met with mixed reviews

Master the phrase 'be met with mixed reviews'. Understand how to describe entertainment products that receive both praise and criticism.
relationships A2

be nice to

Learn how to use 'be nice to' to describe behaving in a kind, friendly, or polite way toward someone.
relationships B1

be on good terms

Learn how to use 'be on good terms' to describe friendly relationships, with natural examples and exercises.