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20 expression(s)

daily-life B2

scale back

Learn how to use 'scale back' to describe reducing the size, amount, or extent of something in your daily life or work.
daily-life A2

see you

Learn how to use the casual English phrase 'see you' to say goodbye to friends and colleagues.
daily-life B1

show the way

Find out how to use the useful English phrase 'show the way' to guide people physically to their destination or to lead others by setting a great example.
daily-life B2

slip my mind

Learn how to use 'slip my mind' to politely explain that you forgot something. Real examples, mistakes, and practice.
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daily-life A2

so much

Learn how to use 'so much' to emphasize large amounts of uncountable things or express strong feelings. Read examples and tips.
daily-life A2

some people

Master the phrase 'some people' to talk about specific groups of individuals in everyday English.
daily-life A2

sure thing

Learn how to use 'sure thing' in casual English to agree to requests or respond to thanks.
daily-life B2

take it or leave it

Discover the meaning of 'take it or leave it'. Learn how to use this expression in negotiations and daily casual conversations.
daily-life C1

thin end of the wedge

Master the C1 idiom 'thin end of the wedge' to describe small actions that could lead to major, unwanted changes.
daily-life A2

three times

Learn how to use 'three times' to count occurrences and actions in English. Simple examples and common mistakes explained.
daily-life C1

tip of the iceberg

Discover how to use the common C1 idiom 'tip of the iceberg' to describe problems that are much larger than they appear.
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daily-life A2

tomorrow morning

Learn how to use 'tomorrow morning' to talk about plans during the early part of the next day.
daily-life A2

too many

Learn how to use 'too many' to talk about countable things that exceed a limit. See examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life A2

twice a month

Learn how to say 'twice a month' to describe events that occur two times in a month. Clear examples and practice included.
daily-life B1

unpack your bags

Learn how to use the English phrase 'unpack your bags' naturally to describe settling into your hotel or home after returning from a long trip or vacation.
daily-life A2

very much

Discover how to use 'very much' to add emphasis to verbs and expressions of gratitude. Learn the correct word order and rules.
daily-life C1

virtuous circle

Learn the meaning of 'virtuous circle' and how to use this C1 English expression to describe positive feedback loops in daily life.
daily-life A2

wash your hands

Master the basic English phrase 'wash your hands' used for hygiene and daily routines.
daily-life B2

wind down

Find out how to use the casual phrasal verb 'wind down' to describe relaxing and letting go of tension after a busy day.
daily-life B2

work like a charm

Master the idiom 'work like a charm' to describe things that work perfectly and easily. See natural examples and explanations.