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20 expression(s)

daily-life B1

forgive someone for lying

Learn how to use the English phrase 'forgive someone for lying' to express pardoning or moving past a situation where someone was dishonest with you.
relationships B1

forgive someone

Discover how to use 'forgive someone' to describe letting go of anger or resentment toward a friend or family member who has made a mistake in English.
relationships B2

gather together

Master the phrase 'gather together' to describe people coming together for social events, community meetings, holidays, or family reunions in English.
relationships B1

get along well

Learn how to use 'get along well' to describe having a friendly, harmonious relationship with friends, family, or coworkers.
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relationships B1

get an invitation

Learn how to use the phrase 'get an invitation' in English to describe receiving an offer to attend an event, party, or social gathering.
relationships B1

get on with

Master the phrasal verb 'get on with' to talk about having a friendly and harmonious relationship with others.
relationships B2

get under someone's skin

Learn the casual idiom 'get under someone's skin' to describe how someone or something deeply annoys, irritates, or persistently bothers you in daily life.
relationships B1

give a compliment

Learn how to use the phrase 'give a compliment' to praise someone, show appreciation, and make positive social connections.
relationships B1

give advice

Learn how to use 'give advice' correctly, including key grammatical rules about the uncountable noun 'advice'.
relationships B2

give someone the benefit of the doubt

Learn how to use the idiom 'give someone the benefit of the doubt' when choosing to believe someone's good intentions.
relationships B1

go on a trip

Learn the expression 'go on a trip'. See how it's used to describe traveling together with partners, friends, or family.
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relationships B1

go out for dinner

Learn how to use 'go out for dinner' to talk about dining at restaurants with friends, family, or partners.
relationships A2

go to school together

Understand how to use 'go to school together' in English. Read natural examples and practice using this common phrase about childhood and relationships.
relationships B2

grow distant

Learn the meaning of 'grow distant', how to use it in daily English conversations, and see natural examples of relationships drifting apart.
daily-life B1

happen to meet

Master the English phrase 'happen to meet' to describe unexpected encounters. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-life examples.
relationships B1

harbor a crush

Learn the meaning of 'harbor a crush' and how to use it to describe keeping secret romantic feelings for someone over a long period.
relationships B2

harbor feelings for

Learn the meaning of 'harbor feelings for' in English. Explore natural examples, understand common mistakes, and practice with interactive exercises.
relationships B1

have a disagreement

Learn how to use the phrase 'have a disagreement' to politely describe a difference of opinion or minor conflict in English.
relationships A2

have a pet

Learn the English phrase 'have a pet'. Master its meaning, pronunciation, and see how to use it in daily conversations with our clear examples and practice.
relationships B2

have eyes only for

Learn how to use the romantic expression 'have eyes only for' to describe complete devotion and exclusive attraction to one person.