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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.
entertainment A2

free time

Learn how to use the phrase 'free time' in daily English. Discover its meaning, natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises for A2 learners.
entertainment B2

get a kick out of

Learn the idiomatic expression 'get a kick out of' to describe finding something highly amusing, fun, or enjoyable.
entertainment B1

get tickets

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'get tickets' to talk about buying or obtaining entry to concerts, movies, and sports events.
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slang A2

go crazy

Learn how to use the English expression 'go crazy' to describe getting excited, losing control, or doing something without limits.
food-cooking B1

grab a table

Explore the casual English phrase 'grab a table' to confidently find and secure seating in busy cafes, crowded bars, and popular restaurants with your friends.
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.
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.
slang B1

high key

Learn how to use the slang term 'high key' to express strong, open, or intense feelings in everyday casual English conversations.
travel B2

hit a roadblock

Discover how to use the idiom 'hit a roadblock' to describe encountering sudden obstacles during trips or projects.
relationships B2

hit a rocky patch

Learn how to use 'hit a rocky patch' in English to describe a difficult period in a relationship, with natural examples and pronunciation.
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entertainment B2

improvise a line

Discover how to use the English phrase 'improvise a line'. Learn how actors make up dialogue on the spot with natural examples and interactive practice.
daily-life B1

in a good mood

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'in a good mood' to describe feeling happy, cheerful, or positive.
daily-life B1

in spite of the weather

Learn how to use 'in spite of the weather' to talk about doing things despite poor conditions. Read natural conversational examples and learn the grammar.
daily-life B1

in the middle of

Master the phrase 'in the middle of' to describe being busy with an activity or located in the center of an area. Improve your daily English conversation skills.
daily-life B1

insist on paying the bill

Learn how to use 'insist on paying the bill' in English. See natural examples, correct preposition usage, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

instead of going

Master the phrase 'instead of going' to talk about alternative plans and choices in English. See natural conversational examples and avoid common mistakes.
relationships B1

invite over for dinner

Learn how to use 'invite over for dinner' to express hosting friends, family, or neighbors at your home for a warm, home-cooked evening meal in English.
relationships B2

invite someone on a date

Learn the phrase 'invite someone on a date' in English. Discover natural examples, master correct preposition usage, and test yourself with exercises.
relationships B1

know someone by sight

Learn the meaning of 'know someone by sight,' how to use it in daily conversations, and see natural example sentences.