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20 expression(s)

entertainment B1

acceptance speech

Understand what an 'acceptance speech' is, when it is delivered, and how to use this term in conversations about awards and achievements.
daily-life C1

bewilder the audience

Learn how to use the phrase 'bewilder the audience' to describe confusing, puzzling, or deeply perplexing a group of listeners or spectators.
entertainment C1

flub a line

Discover what it means to 'flub a line' in acting and public speaking, with natural examples and practical exercises.
academic B1

give a speech

Discover how to use 'give a speech' in school, university, and professional presentations.
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business B2

off the cuff

Understand the meaning of 'off the cuff' and how to use it when talking about speaking or acting without preparation.
entertainment B2

opening monologue

Learn the theatrical and television term 'opening monologue'. Discover how to use it in conversations with real-life examples and helpful exercises.
entertainment B2

prompt someone

Learn how to use 'prompt someone' in English. Discover its meaning in acting, theater, and daily life with natural examples.
academic C1

rhetorical question

Master the term 'rhetorical question' to describe questions asked for effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer.
daily-life B1

speak in public

Learn how to use the phrase 'speak in public' to discuss presentation skills, anxiety, and public speaking in everyday English.
entertainment B2

stage presence

Master the term 'stage presence' in English. Learn how to describe someone's charismatic performing ability with natural examples and practice.
entertainment B2

take center stage

Learn how to use 'take center stage' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, real-life examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
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entertainment B2

capture the audience

Learn how to use the English phrase 'capture the audience' to describe holding people's attention, with natural examples and practice.
business B2

deliver a pitch

Master the business phrase 'deliver a pitch' to confidently talk about presenting ideas, products, or startups to clients and investors.
business B1

deliver a speech

Understand how to use the formal business collocation "deliver a speech" to describe giving a formal talk, address, or presentation to a professional audience.
academic B1

do a presentation

Learn how to use the phrase 'do a presentation' in academic and professional settings with natural examples and useful practice.
academic B1

first of all

Learn how to use 'first of all' to introduce your primary point or organize arguments in English academic and everyday contexts.
academic B1

in conclusion

Master the formal transition 'in conclusion' to summarize your main points and wrap up essays, presentations, or academic debates.
daily-life C1

pay tribute to

Master the formal expression 'pay tribute to' to honor, praise, or show public respect to someone in English.
business B1

prepare a presentation

Master the phrase 'prepare a presentation' with natural business examples, common learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
academic C1

rhetorical strategy

Understand 'rhetorical strategy' in academic analysis. Learn how to identify and write about persuasive techniques.