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entertainment C1

blow your own trumpet

Learn how to use the idiom 'blow your own trumpet' to describe boasting, with practical examples and common mistakes.
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.
relationships A2

get along

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'get along' to describe having a friendly, smooth, and cooperative relationship with someone in your daily life or at work.
relationships B1

introduce to

Master the essential English phrase 'introduce to' so you can confidently connect friends, family, and professional colleagues in any social or business setting.
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relationships B2

stand up for

Discover how to use 'stand up for' to describe defending or supporting someone or something, especially when they are under attack, criticized, or treated unfairly.
daily-life B2

break the ice

Discover how to use the popular idiom 'break the ice' in social situations with realistic examples, common mistakes, and interactive practice to improve.
entertainment B2

put on a show

Master the phrase 'put on a show' to describe both performing on stage and pretending to feel a certain way.
relationships C1

strike up a conversation

Learn how to use the collocated phrase 'strike up a conversation' to describe starting a chat with someone naturally.