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11 expression(s)

academic C1

in the wake of

Master the academic expression 'in the wake of' to describe events that happen as a consequence or aftermath of a major occurrence.
academic B2

with regard to

Master the formal phrase 'with regard to' to introduce topics, write professional emails, and structure your academic arguments clearly.
academic C1

with the intention of

Learn how to express purpose using 'with the intention of' in essays and research papers. Includes definitions, examples, and practice exercises.
academic C1

by the same token

Learn how to use 'by the same token' in academic writing to connect parallel arguments logically. Master this formal C1 transition with clear, natural examples.
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academic C1

comprehensive review

Understand how to use the formal academic collocation 'comprehensive review' to describe a thorough, all-inclusive evaluation of literature, research, or data.
academic C1

in the final analysis

Learn how to use the formal academic transition 'in the final analysis' to summarize arguments and draw ultimate conclusions in essays and research.
academic B2

on the contrary

Master the academic phrase 'on the contrary'. Learn how to contrast statements, read formal examples, and practice using this transition correctly.
academic C1

with a view to

Master the formal C1 academic phrase 'with a view to' to clearly express purpose and intention in your research papers, essays, and reports.
business B1

write a cover letter

Learn how to write a cover letter for your job applications. Find natural English examples, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful practice exercises here.
business A2

Dear Mr.

Learn how to use 'Dear Mr.' to start formal business emails and letters to men. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and tips for professional writing.
academic B2

shed light on

Learn how to use the English expression 'shed light on' in academic and professional contexts to clarify complex topics and make new information easier to understand.