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daily-life A2

over there

Discover how to use 'over there' to point out locations that are at a distance from you and the listener.
daily-life A2

pardon me

Learn how to use 'pardon me' politely to ask someone to repeat themselves, apologize for minor mistakes, or get past someone.
daily-life B1

part-time job

Understand the term 'part-time job', used to describe employment that requires fewer hours than a standard workweek.
daily-life B1

pass out

Understand the phrasal verb 'pass out,' meaning to lose consciousness temporarily, and how to use it correctly in daily English.
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daily-life C1

pay dividends

Learn how to use the idiom 'pay dividends' to describe efforts that bring great benefits in the future.
daily-life B2

pay through the nose

Learn the meaning and origin of 'pay through the nose' to describe paying way too much money for something.
daily-life B1

play sports

Discover how to use the phrase 'play sports' in daily English. Learn the correct collocations, find natural examples, and avoid common grammar mistakes.
daily-life A2

plenty of

Master the phrase 'plenty of' to express having more than enough of something in daily conversations.
daily-life C1

point of no return

Discover how to use 'point of no return' to describe a critical moment where a decision or action cannot be undone.
daily-life B1

pressed for time

Learn how to use 'pressed for time' to explain when you are in a hurry. See clear examples, common errors, and test your knowledge.
daily-life C1

pressing issue

Understand the formal expression 'pressing issue' to describe urgent problems that need immediate attention.
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daily-life B1

progress steadily

Master the collocation 'progress steadily' with natural examples, practice exercises, and tips to avoid common learner mistakes in daily conversations.
entertainment B1

put on headphones

Learn how to use the phrase 'put on headphones' correctly in English conversations. Discover meanings, examples, and common mistakes.
daily-life B1

put on weight

Learn how to use 'put on weight' naturally in English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes to avoid, and practice exercises.
daily-life B2

quench your thirst

Learn how to use the phrase 'quench your thirst' to describe satisfying your need for water or drinks, and discover its metaphorical uses in daily English conversations.
daily-life B1

quit smoking

Learn how to use 'quit smoking' to describe stopping the habit of smoking cigarettes, along with examples and common errors.
daily-life B1

reach a decision

Learn how to use 'reach a decision' naturally in English. Explore clear definitions, realistic examples, common learner mistakes, and useful practice exercises.
daily-life C1

recipe for disaster

Learn how to use 'recipe for disaster' to describe a combination of factors that will inevitably lead to a bad outcome.
daily-life A2

right here

Learn how to use 'right here' to emphasize a very specific, close location in everyday English.
daily-life B2

run in the family

Discover the meaning of 'run in the family' and how to use this idiom to talk about inherited traits, talents, or medical conditions.