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daily-life A2

do some exercise

Understand how to use 'do some exercise' correctly in English to talk about physical activity and staying fit.
daily-life B2

ease the pain

Discover how to use 'ease the pain' to describe making physical or emotional suffering more bearable.
daily-life A2

feel sick

Learn how to use 'feel sick' in English to describe physical illness or nausea in everyday conversations.
daily-life A2

get some sleep

Discover how to naturally tell someone to rest using the common English phrase 'get some sleep'.
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daily-life B1

have a stomachache

Learn how to correctly use 'have a stomachache' to talk about physical discomfort. See natural examples, correct grammar, and common mistakes.
daily-life B1

hurt your leg

Learn how to correctly use the phrase 'hurt your leg' in English conversations, with common mistakes and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

out of breath

Discover the exact meaning of the common English phrase 'out of breath', how to use it naturally in daily life, and how to avoid typical learner mistakes.
daily-life A2

sleep for eight hours

Discover how to use the phrase 'sleep for eight hours' to talk about healthy rest and daily routines in English.
daily-life A2

stay in bed

Discover how to use the phrase 'stay in bed' in daily English. Learn its meaning, see examples, and test your knowledge.
daily-life A2

walk in the park

Discover the dual meanings of 'walk in the park'—both the literal relaxing stroll and the idiom meaning something is very easy.
food-cooking B1

food poisoning

Understand the meaning of 'food poisoning' in English, how to talk about getting sick from food, and see natural example sentences.
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daily-life B1

get in shape

Discover the meaning of 'get in shape' and learn how to use it naturally when talking about fitness and health.
entertainment B1

lose your voice

Master the common expression 'lose your voice' to describe being unable to speak clearly after shouting, singing, or catching a cold. Great for daily English.
daily-life B2

come down with

Learn how to use the common phrasal verb 'come down with' to talk about catching a minor illness like a cold, flu, or sore throat in everyday English conversations.
daily-life B1

come round

Learn the phrasal verb 'come round' (or 'come to'), meaning to regain consciousness, with everyday examples and usage tips.
daily-life B1

do exercise

Learn how to use 'do exercise' correctly in English. Master the difference between 'do exercise' and other verbs like 'make'.
daily-life B1

feel dizzy

Learn how to use the English expression 'feel dizzy' to describe feeling lightheaded or off-balance, with natural examples and common mistakes.
daily-life B2

feeling out of sorts

Discover the meaning of 'feeling out of sorts' and learn how to use this casual idiom to describe when you are feeling slightly unwell, tired, or in a bad mood.
daily-life B2

fight off a cold

Learn how to use the everyday English phrase 'fight off a cold' to describe your immune system actively working to prevent or recover from a minor sickness or flu.
daily-life B1

have a sore throat

Learn how to use the phrase 'have a sore throat' in English to describe pain or irritation in your throat when sick.