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relationships B2

experience a difficult phase

Learn how to use "experience a difficult phase" to describe a temporary period of struggle or challenges in a relationship, career, or life.
relationships B2

fail to show up

Discover the meaning of "fail to show up" and see how to use this expression when someone does not arrive as expected for meetings, dates, or social events.
entertainment A2

fall asleep to

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'fall asleep to' to describe drifting off to sleep while listening to your favorite music, podcasts, or TV shows.
relationships B1

feel comfortable with

Learn how to use 'feel comfortable with' to express being relaxed, safe, and confident around someone or doing something.
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daily-life B1

fight with a sibling

Learn how to talk about arguing or bickering with brothers and sisters using the phrase 'fight with a sibling'.
daily-life B1

find a solution

Master the common collocation 'find a solution' to talk about solving problems in daily life and work.
daily-life B1

finish your studies

Understand how to use 'finish your studies' naturally to talk about graduating or completing education.
daily-life B1

fit into a schedule

Learn how to use the English phrase 'fit into a schedule' to talk about finding time for appointments, meetings, or tasks in your busy daily routine.
daily-life B1

fly to another country

Discover how to naturally use the phrase 'fly to another country' in English conversations when discussing international travel, vacations, or business trips.
daily-life B1

follow the instructions

Learn how to use the common English collocation 'follow the instructions' to talk about reading and obeying steps for tasks, recipes, or assembling furniture.
daily-life B1

for a couple of days

Understand how to use the common phrase 'for a couple of days' to describe short durations, temporary situations, and plans naturally in daily English.
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daily-life B1

forgive someone for lying

Learn how to use the English phrase 'forgive someone for lying' to express pardoning or moving past a situation where someone was dishonest with you.
food-cooking B1

fried rice

Learn how to use 'fried rice' in English. Get natural examples, common mistakes, and pronunciation tips for this popular dish.
daily-life B1

from my perspective

Learn how to politely share your opinions, subjective views, and personal viewpoints using the natural English phrase 'from my perspective' in daily life.
daily-life B1

get a job offer

Understand how to use the common English phrase 'get a job offer' to discuss receiving a formal, written invitation to work for a company or employer.
daily-life B2

get into trouble

Learn how to use the popular English phrase "get into trouble" to describe facing consequences, breaking rules, or encountering difficult situations.
relationships B1

get on with

Master the phrasal verb 'get on with' to talk about having a friendly and harmonious relationship with others.
relationships B2

give someone the benefit of the doubt

Learn how to use the idiom 'give someone the benefit of the doubt' when choosing to believe someone's good intentions.
daily-life B2

go hand in hand

Learn how to use 'go hand in hand' to describe two things that are closely connected and happen together.
technology A2

go to a website

Learn how to use the common digital English phrase 'go to a website' to describe navigating to an online address on your browser.