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16 expression(s)

relationships B1

lose contact

Learn what "lose contact" means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and discover how to avoid common mistakes when talking about drifting apart.
entertainment B1

recommend a film

Learn how to use 'recommend a film' to suggest movies to friends, family, or colleagues in natural English.
daily-life A2

have a seat

Learn how to use 'have a seat' to politely invite someone to sit down in social and professional settings.
daily-life B1

stay in touch

Master the phrase 'stay in touch' to maintain communication with friends, colleagues, or family members over time.
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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

tell a joke

Master the casual English phrase 'tell a joke' to talk about sharing funny stories in conversation. Learn correct usage, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
daily-life A2

have a drink

Discover how to use the phrase 'have a drink' in English. Learn its meaning, see natural everyday examples, avoid common errors, and test your skills.
daily-life A2

have a good time

Learn how to use the casual expression 'have a good time' in English. Find everyday examples, common errors, and practice exercises here.
relationships B1

have a lot in common

Discover how to use the phrase 'have a lot in common' to talk about shared interests, hobbies, and personalities in English. Includes practice.
relationships B1

introduce someone to

Master the phrase "introduce someone to." Learn how to connect people in social and professional settings with natural English examples and practice.
daily-life B1

keep in touch

Master the common English idiom 'keep in touch.' Learn how to tell friends and colleagues you want to stay connected, with real examples.
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daily-life B2

look down on

Learn the meaning of 'look down on' in English. Discover how to use this phrasal verb correctly with realistic examples, tips, and exercises.
relationships B2

mutual friend

Learn what 'mutual friend' means, how to use it in everyday English conversations, and avoid common mistakes with this B2 relationship vocabulary.
daily-life C1

penny for your thoughts

Learn how to use 'penny for your thoughts' to ask someone what they are thinking. Includes examples, common mistakes, and practice activities.
daily-life C1

steal someone's thunder

Learn how to use 'steal someone's thunder' to describe when someone takes attention or praise away from another person. Essential C1 English.
entertainment B2

steal the spotlight

Discover the meaning of 'steal the spotlight' and how to use it when someone captures all the attention in a situation.