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daily-life A2

slow down

Learn how to use 'slow down' to ask someone to reduce their speed, talk more slowly, or relax in daily life.
daily-life B2

snowed under

What does 'snowed under' mean? Learn how to use this idiom to describe being overwhelmed with work or tasks.
daily-life A2

so much

Learn how to use 'so much' to emphasize large amounts of uncountable things or express strong feelings. Read examples and tips.
daily-life B2

speak your mind

Master the expression 'speak your mind' with this guide. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it to sound more confident in English.
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daily-life B2

spoilt for choice

Understand the idiom 'spoilt for choice' (or 'spoiled for choice'). Learn how to express having too many great options.
daily-life C1

storm in a teacup

Learn the British idiom 'storm in a teacup' to describe a lot of unnecessary anger or worry about something trivial. See natural daily-life examples.
daily-life A2

sure thing

Learn how to use 'sure thing' in casual English to agree to requests or respond to thanks.
relationships B2

sweep someone off their feet

Master the romantic idiom 'sweep someone off their feet' to describe sudden, intense love.
daily-life B2

take it or leave it

Discover the meaning of 'take it or leave it'. Learn how to use this expression in negotiations and daily casual conversations.
daily-life C1

tempest in a teapot

Learn the American English idiom 'tempest in a teapot' to describe unnecessary fuss over a minor issue. Compare it with its British equivalent today.
daily-life A2

that way

Learn how to use 'that way' to point out directions at a distance or describe a specific method.
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daily-life A2

this way

Master the phrase 'this way' to guide people, show directions, or describe how something is done.
daily-life B2

thrilled to bits

Learn the British English idiom 'thrilled to bits,' meaning extremely pleased. See natural examples, correct common errors, and practice.
daily-life B1

throw a party

Learn how to use the English idiom 'throw a party' naturally. Find meanings, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

time's up

Learn how to use 'time's up' in everyday English to say that the allowed period for an activity has ended.
daily-life A2

too many

Learn how to use 'too many' to talk about countable things that exceed a limit. See examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

unpack your bags

Learn how to use the English phrase 'unpack your bags' naturally to describe settling into your hotel or home after returning from a long trip or vacation.
daily-life A2

watch out

Discover how to use 'watch out' to warn someone of immediate danger or obstacles in everyday English.
daily-life A2

well done

Discover how to use 'well done' to congratulate someone on an achievement, big or small.
daily-life B2

without a doubt

Learn how to use 'without a doubt' to show absolute certainty and emphasize your agreement in English. Perfect for B2 learners looking to speak naturally.