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20 expression(s)

daily-life C1

ascribe to a theory

Understand the formal expression 'ascribe to a theory', meaning to support, believe in, or attribute credit to a specific idea or scientific model.
daily-life C1

bias the results

Discover how to use 'bias the results' to describe influencing an outcome, survey, or study in an unfair, subjective, or systematic way.
academic B1

by yourself

Master the phrase 'by yourself' to describe independent study, solo projects, and individual tasks in academic settings.
academic C1

inherent bias

Understand 'inherent bias' in academic research, statistics, and social sciences to describe natural, unavoidable prejudice.
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academic A2

notebook paper

Learn how to use the common term 'notebook paper' in school and academic contexts. Explore natural English examples, pronunciation, and typical mistakes.
academic C1

point of contention

Understand the academic phrase 'point of contention' to describe key areas of disagreement in debates and research.
academic B1

subject matter

Learn how to use 'subject matter' in academic English. Discover its definition, natural example sentences, and related terms to talk about course content.
academic A2

correct answers

Learn how to use the phrase 'correct answers' in English academic contexts, complete with natural examples and common pitfalls.
academic B2

field of study

Learn how to use the phrase field of study in academic and professional contexts to describe your university major or area of research specialization.
academic A2

give an answer

Master the academic phrase 'give an answer'. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes.
academic B1

hand in late

Learn how to use 'hand in late' to talk about submitting school assignments or essays past the deadline.
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academic C1

heuristic device

Learn how to use 'heuristic device' in academic contexts to describe models or rules of thumb that aid in discovery or problem-solving.
academic B2

in light of

Master the formal academic phrase 'in light of'. Learn how to use it to draw conclusions from new information, study examples, and practice online.
academic A2

open your book

Master the common classroom instruction 'open your book' in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-life examples of how to use it.
academic B1

pop quiz

Find out what a 'pop quiz' is, how it's used in schools, and practice with realistic examples.
academic B2

research methodology

Learn how to describe your academic approach using 'research methodology'. Find clear definitions, realistic examples, and common learner mistakes.
academic B2

seminar room

Understand the term seminar room. Learn how it differs from a lecture hall and how to use it correctly in academic conversations, writing, and daily life.
academic B1

study guide

Master the term 'study guide' to talk about exam preparation materials and avoid common learner mistakes.
academic B1

take a course

Master the common academic phrase 'take a course'. Discover its real meaning, see natural example sentences, and avoid typical learner mistakes easily.
academic C1

cast doubt on

Learn how to use the formal English phrase 'cast doubt on' to challenge theories, question evidence, and express skepticism in academic writing.