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daily-life C1

go by the book

Master the English idiom 'go by the book' to describe following rules strictly. Find examples, pronunciation, and practice to sound like a native speaker.
daily-life C1

go cold turkey

Discover how to use the common casual expression 'go cold turkey' to describe completely and suddenly stopping a bad habit or addiction with real examples.
daily-life B1

go smoothly

Master the common English expression 'go smoothly' to describe events, plans, or processes that happen without any problems. Includes native examples and practice.
daily-life B2

go without

Master the phrasal verb 'go without' in English. This comprehensive guide features natural conversational examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
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daily-life A2

go wrong

Learn how to use the common phrase 'go wrong' to describe situations where things don't happen as planned or fail.
food-cooking A2

grocery store

Learn how to use the term 'grocery store' in English. Find definitions, daily examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for A2 learners.
slang A2

group chat

Learn about 'group chat', a common digital expression for a shared messaging thread among multiple people.
relationships B2

have a change of heart

Learn the meaning of 'have a change of heart' and how to use it when someone changes their mind, especially regarding personal decisions and relationships.
daily-life A2

have a party

Learn how to use the English phrase 'have a party' correctly. Discover its meaning, see natural everyday examples, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
daily-life B2

have a point

Learn how to use the English phrase 'have a point' to acknowledge that someone's argument or opinion is valid, reasonable, and worth considering in a conversation.
daily-life B1

have a word

Learn how to use the common English idiom 'have a word' to request or describe a short, private conversation. Discover natural examples, pronunciation, and practice.
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relationships A2

have fun together

Learn how to use 'have fun together' to describe enjoying time with friends and family. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B2

hold back

Learn how to use 'hold back' to describe restraining emotions, delaying progress, or keeping secrets in daily English conversation.
daily-life A2

hold on

Learn how to use 'hold on' to tell someone to wait, stop, or grip something tightly in daily English conversations.
food-cooking A2

hot drink

Learn the common English phrase 'hot drink' and how to use it naturally when offering or ordering warm beverages.
daily-life A2

i don't mind

Learn how to use 'I don't mind' in English to show you are happy with any option or that something does not bother you. Perfect for daily conversations.
business C1

jump the gun

Understand the idiom 'jump the gun' with natural examples. Learn how to describe someone acting too early or making premature decisions in business.
daily-life B1

keep an eye on things

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'keep an eye on things' to talk about monitoring or watching over situations.
travel A2

keep going

Master the common English phrase 'keep going' to give directions or encourage someone. Learn how to use it naturally in everyday travel and conversations.
relationships A2

kiss someone goodbye

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'kiss someone goodbye' in both literal relationship contexts and figurative everyday situations with examples.