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20 expression(s)

business B1

invite speakers

Learn how to use the professional business English collocation 'invite speakers' to describe organizing presenters for conferences, webinars, or corporate events.
daily-life B2

make a complaint

Learn how to use the standard English collocation "make a complaint" to formally or informally express your dissatisfaction about a product or service.
academic B2

make a contribution

Master the formal academic expression 'make a contribution' to describe adding value to research, discussions, or projects with our detailed examples and guide.
relationships B1

make a date

Learn the meaning of 'make a date' and how to use it to arrange a specific time to meet up with friends, family, or romantic partners.
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daily-life A2

make coffee

Learn how to use the common English collocation 'make coffee' in everyday conversations with natural examples, common mistakes, and useful practice exercises.
academic B2

make an assumption

Master the academic expression 'make an assumption' to describe logical premises in your writing. Learn correct collocations, common mistakes, and examples.
daily-life B1

organize a party

Learn how to use the phrase "organize a party" correctly in English. Explore natural conversation examples, common learner errors, and related expressions.
food-cooking C1

pair well with

Master the sophisticated food and beverage collocation 'pair well with' to describe matching flavors and ingredients.
daily-life B1

plan a trip

Learn how to use the phrase "plan a trip" in natural English conversations. Explore realistic examples, common learner mistakes, and related expressions.
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.
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.
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daily-life B1

share an apartment

Learn how to use the phrase 'share an apartment' in English. Find examples, typical errors, and interactive practice.
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.
daily-life B1

support a football team

Understand how to use the phrase 'support a football team' to talk about being a fan of a soccer or football club.
daily-life B1

take a guess

Learn how to use 'take a guess' in casual conversations to invite someone to estimate or predict something.
daily-life B1

thanks to your advice

Learn how to use 'thanks to your advice' to show genuine appreciation for someone's guidance. Discover natural conversational examples and common mistakes.
travel B2

travel arrangements

Learn how to use the formal collocation 'travel arrangements' when planning business trips or vacations.
entertainment C1

amass a cult following

Discover how to use 'amass a cult following' to describe movies, TV shows, or video games that develop a highly dedicated, passionate, and loyal fanbase.
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.
daily-life B1

break a habit

Learn how to use the phrase 'break a habit' in English. Find out how to describe stopping a bad routine with natural examples and practice.