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food-cooking B1

drink up

Master the casual phrasal verb 'drink up' in English. Discover its meaning, see natural conversational examples, and learn how to avoid common mistakes easily.
food-cooking B1

eat up

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'eat up' like a native speaker. Understand its exact meaning, discover common mistakes, and practice with our interactive exercises.
food-cooking B1

expiration date

Learn how to use the term 'expiration date' in English to talk about food safety, product freshness, and administrative documents.
daily-life B2

fall through

Discover the meaning of the phrasal verb 'fall through' and learn how to use it when plans, deals, or arrangements fail to happen or are canceled unexpectedly.
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daily-life A2

family member

Learn how to use the term 'family member' to describe your relatives in daily English. Discover clear examples, common grammar mistakes, and practice sentences.
relationships A2

feel angry at

Learn how to use the English phrase 'feel angry at' to express your frustration or anger toward someone. Discover natural examples and practice exercises.
relationships A2

feel happy for

Learn how to use 'feel happy for' to show support and joy for someone else's success. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
relationships B1

feel sorry for

Learn how to use "feel sorry for" to express sympathy or pity in English. Avoid common grammar mistakes with our natural examples and interactive exercises.
daily-life C1

feel the pinch

Understand the idiom 'feel the pinch' and learn how to use it to describe financial hardship in everyday English.
food-cooking B1

fill up on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'fill up on' to talk about eating too much of one thing. Perfect your English with real examples, explanations, and practice.
entertainment A2

follow the news

Master the expression 'follow the news' to talk about staying updated on current events.
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entertainment A2

follow the rules

Learn the meaning of 'follow the rules' and how to use it in everyday English conversation.
food-cooking B1

food poisoning

Understand the meaning of 'food poisoning' in English, how to talk about getting sick from food, and see natural example sentences.
food-cooking A2

fresh fruit

Discover how to use the phrase 'fresh fruit' in daily English conversations, including common mistakes and natural examples.
travel A2

front desk

Understand the term 'front desk' in English. Learn how to use it in hotels, offices, and clinics with examples, common mistakes, and useful practice exercises.
daily-life A2

get a haircut

Understand how to use the everyday English phrase 'get a haircut' correctly. Learn natural conversational examples, common grammar mistakes, and practice today.
travel B2

get away from it all

Learn the meaning of 'get away from it all' and how to use this idiom to describe taking a relaxing vacation to escape daily stress.
daily-life B2

get carried away

Understand the idiom 'get carried away' in English. This guide explains its meaning with natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice questions.
daily-life B1

get in shape

Discover the meaning of 'get in shape' and learn how to use it naturally when talking about fitness and health.
food-cooking B1

go bad

Understand the common English idiom 'go bad' used to describe spoiled food. Learn how to use it naturally in daily conversations with our examples and practice.