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daily-life B1

gasp for air

Learn how to use the phrase 'gasp for air' in English correctly. Discover its physical and figurative meanings with natural examples and clear explanations.
daily-life B1

get in the way

Master the English phrase 'get in the way' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural everyday examples, avoid common learner mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B2

get on my nerves

Learn how to use the popular idiom 'get on my nerves' to talk about things that annoy or irritate you. Discover pronunciation, natural examples, and tips.
daily-life B2

give the benefit of the doubt

Understand how to use 'give the benefit of the doubt' to show trust and avoid early judgments in English.
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daily-life B2

go bankrupt

Learn how to use the common English phrase "go bankrupt" to describe financial failure for individuals or businesses in real-life contexts.
daily-life A2

go for a walk

Learn how to use the common phrase "go for a walk" in everyday English. Discover natural examples, correct typical mistakes, and test your knowledge.
daily-life A2

good luck

Learn how to use 'good luck' to wish someone success in English. See examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation.
daily-life B2

hand in your notice

Learn how to use the phrase "hand in your notice" to professionally describe resigning or quitting your job in English speaking environments.
daily-life A2

have a cold

Learn how to use the phrase "have a cold" to talk about minor winter illnesses in English. Discover natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and practice.
food-cooking C1

have a craving for

Learn how to express intense food desires using the C1 English phrase 'have a craving for' in daily conversations.
daily-life A2

have a headache

Learn how to use the phrase "have a headache" to describe pain in your head. Discover natural examples, correct typical mistakes, and practice.
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daily-life A2

have a seat

Learn how to use 'have a seat' to politely invite someone to sit down in social and professional settings.
daily-life B1

have a sore throat

Learn how to use the phrase 'have a sore throat' in English to describe pain or irritation in your throat when sick.
daily-life B1

have an argument

Learn how to use 'have an argument' in English to describe disagreements and conflicts. Includes natural example sentences and common learner mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

have an opinion

Learn how to use 'have an opinion' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

have second thoughts

Learn how to use 'have second thoughts' to express doubt or hesitation about a decision you have already made. Master this common B2 English idiom with examples.
daily-life B1

have time off

Find out how to use 'have time off' to talk about periods when you are not working or studying.
daily-life C1

hedging your bets

Understand the idiom 'hedging your bets' and learn how to use it when discussing risk management and decision making.
daily-life A2

how many

Learn how to use 'how many' to ask about the quantity of countable nouns in daily English conversations.
daily-life A2

hurry up

Learn how to use the phrase 'hurry up' to tell someone to act or move faster in everyday situations.