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daily-life B2

blow out of proportion

Understand the casual English idiom 'blow out of proportion'. Learn how to describe situations that are exaggerated or made to seem worse than they are.

daily-life B2

embarrass yourself

Learn how to use 'embarrass yourself' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and real-life examples.

relationships B1

feel sad about

Master the phrase 'feel sad about' to talk about emotional situations in relationships. Includes common errors and practice.

relationships B1

go on a trip

Learn the expression 'go on a trip'. See how it's used to describe traveling together with partners, friends, or family.

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daily-life B1

mind the noise

Learn how to use 'mind the noise' in daily English. Discover natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice.

daily-life A2

speak slowly

Learn how to use and request 'speak slowly' in everyday English conversations. Essential for language learners.

daily-life A2

want a coffee

Learn how to use 'want a coffee' to make polite offers and requests in English. Discover natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.

food-cooking A2

takeout food

Learn how to use the common everyday phrase 'takeout food' to talk about delicious meals that you buy from a restaurant but choose to eat at home or at the park.

daily-life C1

foot the bill

Discover what 'foot the bill' means, how to use it in everyday English, and see real-life conversational examples.

daily-life B1

take your time

Understand how to use 'take your time' to tell someone there is no need to hurry. Examples, mistakes, and practice included.

daily-life B2

take it easy

Discover the versatile phrase 'take it easy.' Learn how to use it to say goodbye, tell someone to relax, or calm down.