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relationships B2

act as a spokesperson

Learn how to use the formal expression 'act as a spokesperson' to describe representing a group and speaking on their behalf.
daily-life B2

admit making a mistake

Understand how to use 'admit making a mistake' to talk about confessing to errors, taking responsibility for missteps, and growing from your experiences.
relationships B1

agree on something

Learn how to use 'agree on something' to describe reaching a mutual decision, choosing a joint plan, or sharing the same opinion with others in English.
daily-life C1

allude to something

Learn the formal C1 phrasal verb 'allude to something'. Understand how to make indirect references in conversations, essays, and meetings.
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daily-life B2

announce a decision

Learn how to use 'announce a decision' correctly in daily life. This guide provides clear definitions, natural examples, and interactive practice.
daily-life B2

appeal to a wider audience

Discover how to use 'appeal to a wider audience' in daily English. Read natural examples, understand its meaning, and practice with exercises.
daily-life C1

articulate your thoughts

Learn how to use 'articulate your thoughts' to describe expressing your ideas clearly and effectively in professional, academic, or formal settings.
relationships B1

ask for forgiveness

Understand how to use 'ask for forgiveness' in English to apologize sincerely and seek someone's pardon for a mistake.
relationships C1

bare one's soul

Learn the meaning of 'bare one's soul'. Discover how to use this deep expression to describe revealing your innermost thoughts and feelings in relationships.
relationships C1

bristle at a comment

Discover the meaning of 'bristle at a comment'—a C1-level English expression used when someone reacts defensively or with irritation to a remark.
relationships B1

call on the phone

Master the phrase 'call on the phone' to describe making a telephone call to catch up or talk to someone.
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daily-life B2

cancel an appointment

Master the essential English phrase 'cancel an appointment.' Learn how to politely call off scheduled meetings, doctor visits, or interviews with natural examples.
daily-life B1

change the subject

Learn how to use the common English phrase "change the subject" to politely or abruptly steer a conversation away from uncomfortable or sensitive topics.
daily-life B2

claim to be an expert

Learn how to use the phrase 'claim to be an expert,' understand its slightly skeptical nuance, and see everyday examples.
business B1

confirm the details

Learn how to use 'confirm the details' in professional emails and meetings to verify information and avoid misunderstandings.
daily-life B2

confuse the two issues

Learn how to use the phrase "confuse the two issues" in English. Read clear explanations, explore natural example sentences, and practice with useful interactive exercises.
daily-life B2

control your emotions

Learn how to use 'control your emotions' to describe managing feelings like anger, sadness, or excitement in daily situations.
daily-life B2

create an impression

Learn how to use 'create an impression' to describe making an impact or influencing how other people perceive you.
daily-life B2

defend your position

Learn how to use 'defend your position' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and practical exercises for daily and professional use.
business B1

deliver a message

Master the phrase 'deliver a message' in professional communication. Learn how to use it correctly with examples and practice.