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20 expression(s)

daily-life B1

as far as I know

Learn how to use 'as far as I know' to express limited knowledge in English. See natural conversation examples, common errors, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

believe in ghosts

Master the phrase 'believe in ghosts'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and test your knowledge.
daily-life B2

better safe than sorry

Learn how to use "better safe than sorry" in English. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes.
daily-life C1

bombard with questions

Learn the meaning of 'bombard with questions' and how to use it to describe being overwhelmed by inquiries.
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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 A2

change your clothes

Understand how and when to use the English phrase 'change your clothes' in daily routines and social situations.
daily-life B2

destroy the evidence

Learn the meaning and correct usage of 'destroy the evidence' in English. Explore natural conversational examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises here.
daily-life B1

down the street

Learn how to use the common phrase 'down the street' to describe locations and give directions naturally like a native English speaker in daily life.
slang B1

final boss

Discover the slang term 'final boss,' used to describe an extremely difficult opponent, obstacle, or intimidating person.
daily-life A2

forget the name

Master the common phrase 'forget the name' to talk about memory slips in everyday English conversations.
entertainment B1

have a hobby

Learn how to talk about your free-time interests and activities using the natural phrase 'have a hobby.'
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slang B2

ick factor

Discover what the 'ick factor' means in modern slang, how it describes sudden feelings of disgust, and how to use it in everyday English.
slang A2

I'm dead

Learn how to use the popular internet slang "I'm dead" to show that you find something incredibly funny or amusing.
entertainment B2

improvise a line

Discover how to use the English phrase 'improvise a line'. Learn how actors make up dialogue on the spot with natural examples and interactive practice.
daily-life B1

laugh at a joke

Learn how to use 'laugh at a joke' correctly in English. Find natural examples, common preposition mistakes, and interactive exercises.
relationships B1

learn about each other

Discover the meaning of 'learn about each other' and how to use it naturally in English conversations to describe building relationships.
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.
relationships B1

move on from

Master the phrasal verb 'move on from' to talk about letting go of past relationships, mistakes, or difficult situations.
food-cooking B1

order some takeout

Learn how to use the phrase 'order some takeout' when you want to buy prepared food from a restaurant to eat at home.
daily-life C1

put a damper on

Learn how to use "put a damper on" in English. Understand how to describe things that ruin the mood, with natural examples and tips.