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relationships B1

be proud of

Learn how to express pride in relationships using 'be proud of'. Includes examples, pronunciation, and practice.
relationships C1

become infatuated

Learn the definition of 'become infatuated' and how to describe intense, short-lived passions or crushes.
daily-life A2

feel happy

Understand how to express joy and positive emotions using the phrase 'feel happy' in everyday English.
relationships B1

feel sad about

Master the phrase 'feel sad about' to talk about emotional situations in relationships. Includes common errors and practice.
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relationships B1

forgive someone

Discover how to use 'forgive someone' to describe letting go of anger or resentment toward a friend or family member who has made a mistake in English.
daily-life B2

have mixed feelings

Understand how to use the common English expression "have mixed feelings" to clearly describe conflicting emotions or indecision about a specific situation.
relationships B1

lose one's temper

Learn the meaning of 'lose one's temper' and how to describe someone getting very angry.
daily-life B1

seem happy

Discover how to use "seem happy" to describe someone's appearance or mood based on your observations, with clear examples.
daily-life B1

shout at someone

Understand how to use 'shout at someone' correctly in English. Includes natural example sentences and common preposition mistakes.
relationships B1

show affection

Learn how to use 'show affection' to talk about expressing love and care in English.
daily-life B1

smile at a baby

Learn how to use the everyday phrase 'smile at a baby' in English conversation, complete with examples and common errors.
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relationships B1

talk about feelings

Learn how to use the phrase 'talk about feelings' to describe opening up and discussing emotions with friends, family, or partners.
daily-life B1

calm down

Learn how and when to use the phrasal verb 'calm down' to tell someone to relax. Master its natural usage with real examples, common learner mistakes, and practice.
relationships A2

feel happy for

Learn how to use 'feel happy for' to show support and joy for someone else's success. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
relationships B1

open your heart

Learn the meaning of 'open your heart' and how to use this expression to describe sharing your deepest feelings and showing vulnerability in relationships.
daily-life C1

put on a brave face

Learn how to use the idiom 'put on a brave face' to describe hiding your worries or pain. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
relationships B1

tell someone off

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'tell someone off' in casual English to describe speaking angrily to someone because they have done something wrong.
daily-life B2

burst into tears

Discover the meaning of 'burst into tears' and learn how to use this common English phrase to describe someone suddenly and intensely starting to cry out loud.
daily-life B2

down in the dumps

Discover what 'down in the dumps' means, how to use it to describe feeling sad, and review natural example sentences and common mistakes.
relationships B1

drive someone crazy

Learn how to use 'drive someone crazy' to describe things or people that annoy or deeply affect you.