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relationships A2

leave someone alone

Understand how to use the phrase 'leave someone alone' in English. Learn the correct prepositions, see everyday examples, and test your skills.
entertainment A2

listen to a song

Master the phrase 'listen to a song' in English. Read natural examples, correct common mistakes, and practice with exercises.
entertainment B2

live up to expectations

Learn how to use 'live up to expectations' to describe whether a movie, show, book, or performance was actually as good as people hoped it would be.
daily-life B1

look on the bright side

Discover the meaning and usage of 'look on the bright side' in English. Find natural everyday examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises here.
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entertainment A2

lose a match

Master the phrase 'lose a match' with our comprehensive guide. Learn the meaning, see natural examples, and practice your English speaking skills.
relationships B1

lose contact

Learn what "lose contact" means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and discover how to avoid common mistakes when talking about drifting apart.
daily-life B2

make a point of

Learn the meaning of 'make a point of' in English. Improve your conversational vocabulary with natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
food-cooking A2

make a sandwich

Master the everyday English phrase 'make a sandwich' with our easy guide. Learn correct usage, see natural example sentences, and test your skills with practice.
relationships B2

make a scene

Find out what 'make a scene' means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and practice with real-life examples.
relationships B2

meet halfway

Discover the meaning of 'meet halfway' and learn how to use this idiom to describe compromise in relationships.
daily-life A2

move in

Discover how to use 'move in' to describe starting to live in a new house or apartment in everyday English.
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daily-life A2

move out

Learn how to use 'move out' to talk about leaving your current home or apartment permanently in daily conversations.
daily-life C1

needle in a haystack

Master the idiom 'needle in a haystack' to describe something that is extremely difficult or virtually impossible to find.
relationships B2

on speaking terms

Discover the meaning of 'on speaking terms', how it describes relationship dynamics, and how to use it correctly.
relationships C1

out of sight, out of mind

Discover the meaning of 'out of sight, out of mind' and how it applies to relationships, habits, and forgetting things.
daily-life C1

pass the buck

Learn what 'pass the buck' means, how to use this common English idiom in daily conversations, and avoid common mistakes.
daily-life B1

pay a visit

Learn how to use the common English expression 'pay a visit' in daily conversations. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and practice exercises to improve your speaking.
daily-life A2

pick out

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'pick out' to describe choosing, selecting, or identifying things and people in daily life.
entertainment A2

play football

Learn how to use the phrase 'play football' in everyday English. Discover clear examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation tips.
relationships C1

put a strain on

Understand how to use the phrase 'put a strain on' to describe situations, financial issues, or conflicts that damage or test a relationship.