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slang B1

mind blown

Learn the slang expression 'mind blown'. Discover how to describe moments of extreme amazement, shock, or realization.
entertainment B2

rain on someone's parade

Learn how to use the idiom 'rain on someone's parade' to describe spoiling someone's plans or excitement.
entertainment B1

recommend a film

Learn how to use 'recommend a film' to suggest movies to friends, family, or colleagues in natural English.
relationships B1

run out of things to say

Learn the casual phrase 'run out of things to say' and how to describe awkward silences or finished conversations.
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travel B2

street busking

Learn the meaning and correct usage of "street busking" in English. Discover how to describe street performers and musicians on your travels with ease.
relationships B2

think twice

Learn the meaning of the common English idiom 'think twice' and how to use it to advise caution.
daily-life C1

at the end of the day

Discover how to use the popular English idiom "at the end of the day" to summarize key facts, make final decisions, and sound like a native speaker.
daily-life B1

change of heart

Discover what 'change of heart' means in English, how to use it when someone alters their opinion or decision, and see real-life examples.
slang B2

clap back

Master the popular slang term 'clap back'. Discover how to use this casual phrase to describe a quick, sharp, and witty comeback in conversation or online.
daily-life A2

come on

Learn how to use 'come on' to encourage someone, show disbelief, or tell them to hurry up in daily conversations.
daily-life A2

don't worry

Find out how to use 'don't worry' to comfort someone and tell them that everything is fine.
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daily-life B2

jump to conclusions

Learn the meaning of 'jump to conclusions,' how to use it in daily English conversations, and how to avoid common grammatical mistakes.
daily-life A2

next door

Learn how to use the common English expression "next door" to describe neighboring houses, apartments, or rooms in natural, everyday conversations.
daily-life A2

of course

Master the phrase 'of course' to say yes, agree, or state something obvious in everyday English conversations.
daily-life B2

on second thoughts

Discover how to use 'on second thoughts' to change your mind or make a different choice in English conversation. Improve your B2 speaking skills today.
daily-life B2

over the moon

Learn how to use the idiom 'over the moon' to express extreme happiness. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises here.
daily-life B1

safe and sound

Discover the meaning of 'safe and sound' and how to use this common idiom to describe arriving safely without any harm.
daily-life C1

sit on the fence

Master the casual idiom 'sit on the fence' to describe someone who avoids choosing a side in an argument or decision.
slang B1

sleep on

Master the slang phrase 'sleep on' to talk about underestimating, ignoring, or failing to appreciate something great.
daily-life B1

sooner or later

Learn how to use 'sooner or later' to express that something is inevitable and will definitely happen in the future.