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relationships A2

be a family

Understand the meaning and warm sentiment behind the common phrase 'be a family' in English.
daily-life B2

bring up a child

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'bring up a child' to talk about parenting and raising children. Explore natural examples and common learner mistakes.
relationships A2

cook a meal

Learn how to use the phrase 'cook a meal' in English. Find everyday examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice exercises to improve your conversational skills.
daily-life B2

disappoint your parents

Learn how to use 'disappoint your parents' in English. Find clear definitions, natural conversational examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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daily-life B2

divorce your spouse

Learn how to use 'divorce your spouse' to describe the legal termination of a marriage.
daily-life A2

love your family

Understand how to talk about caring deeply for your relatives using the phrase 'love your family'.
daily-life B1

marry a foreigner

Understand the phrase 'marry a foreigner' in English. Learn daily life usage, pronunciation, and common grammar mistakes to avoid.
relationships B1

spend quality time

Learn how to use the phrase 'spend quality time' to describe dedicating meaningful, undivided attention to your loved ones.
relationships B2

start a family

Master the English phrase 'start a family' with this comprehensive guide. Learn its meaning, explore natural conversation examples, and test your skills with exercises.
daily-life B1

visit a relative

Learn how to use the phrase 'visit a relative' in everyday English. Explore natural conversation examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
relationships B1

look after someone

Understand how to use 'look after someone' in English. Learn this essential phrasal verb for talking about caring for others.
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relationships B1

tell on

Discover the meaning of the casual phrasal verb 'tell on' and how to use it when talking about reporting someone's bad behavior.
daily-life B2

black sheep

Understand how to use the casual idiom 'black sheep' to describe someone who is different or disapproved of by their family.
daily-life B2

breadwinner

Learn the meaning of 'breadwinner', how to use it in daily English conversations, and see natural examples of this common term.
daily-life B2

bring up children

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'bring up children' in everyday English to talk about raising kids and parenting.
daily-life B2

spitting image

Learn how to use the casual idiom 'spitting image' to describe two people who look exactly alike, especially family members.