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14 expression(s)

daily-life B1

request another helping

Master the useful expression 'request another helping' to ask for more food politely. Learn the correct usage, meaning, and common learner mistakes in English.
daily-life B2

take a rain check

Learn how to politely decline an invitation and reschedule using the common idiom 'take a rain check'.
daily-life B1

take your time

Understand how to use 'take your time' to tell someone there is no need to hurry. Examples, mistakes, and practice included.
daily-life A2

very much

Discover how to use 'very much' to add emphasis to verbs and expressions of gratitude. Learn the correct word order and rules.
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daily-life A2

you're welcome

Learn how to use 'you're welcome' correctly in everyday English to accept someone's thanks.
travel C1

at your earliest convenience

Learn how to professionally ask for a prompt response using 'at your earliest convenience'. Master this formal English phrase with examples.
travel A2

could I have

Learn how to use the polite request 'could I have' to order food, ask for items, or make requests while traveling.
daily-life A2

excuse me

Learn how to use "excuse me" to get someone's attention, politely interrupt others, or navigate through busy crowds in your daily English conversations.
daily-life A2

have a nice day

Learn how to use the polite phrase 'have a nice day' in daily conversation, customer service, and casual goodbyes.
daily-life A2

take care

Find out how to use 'take care' as a warm goodbye in English. Learn the correct context, pronunciation, and common errors.
business A2

thank you for

Learn how to use 'thank you for' to express gratitude in professional emails and meetings with examples and practice.
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travel A2

where is the bathroom

Master this essential English phrase to ask for the restroom politely in restaurants, airports, and public spaces.
business B1

would you mind

Master 'would you mind' to make polite requests in formal and professional business environments without sounding demanding.
daily-life B2

hard of hearing

Understand how to politely use the phrase 'hard of hearing' to describe mild hearing loss in a respectful, natural way during your daily English conversations.