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daily-life A2

live alone

Learn how to use the phrase 'live alone' in English. Understand its meaning, see natural conversational examples, fix common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life A2

live in a flat

Learn the meaning of "live in a flat," a common British English phrase. See natural examples, related expressions, and interactive practice exercises.
daily-life B1

pay the rent

Master the daily English collocation "pay the rent." Learn its meaning, see natural example sentences, and avoid common grammatical mistakes.
daily-life B1

sell a house

Learn how to use the phrase "sell a house" in English, covering real-life contexts, common mistakes, and practice sentences.
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daily-life B1

share an apartment

Learn how to use the phrase 'share an apartment' in English. Find examples, typical errors, and interactive practice.
daily-life B1

want to buy a house

Understand how to express the goal of purchasing a home using 'want to buy a house' in natural English conversations.
travel C1

home away from home

Master the idiom 'home away from home' to describe a comfortable place you visit often.
relationships A2

live together

Understand how to use 'live together' to talk about sharing a home with partners, friends, or roommates.
daily-life A2

move in

Discover how to use 'move in' to describe starting to live in a new house or apartment in everyday English.
daily-life A2

move out

Learn how to use 'move out' to talk about leaving your current home or apartment permanently in daily conversations.
daily-life A2

at home

Master the essential English phrase "at home" to describe where you are, where you feel comfortable, or activities you do in your own house.
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daily-life A2

next door

Learn how to use the common English expression "next door" to describe neighboring houses, apartments, or rooms in natural, everyday conversations.