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daily-life A2

know the answer

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'know the answer' in daily conversations, with natural examples and practice.
relationships B2

maintain a distance

Learn how to use 'maintain a distance' in English to describe keeping emotional or physical space in relationships, both at work and in your personal life.
entertainment B2

make a splash

Learn how to use the idiom 'make a splash' to describe someone or something making a big, successful impact in entertainment or public life.
relationships B1

make an apology

Learn how to use 'make an apology' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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daily-life B1

make yourself at home

Learn how to use 'make yourself at home' to warmly welcome guests, make them feel comfortable in your house, and sound natural in daily conversations.
daily-life B1

mean to do something

Master the English idiom 'mean to do something.' Find natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
relationships B1

meet up with

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'meet up with' to talk about making social plans and gathering with your friends in natural, everyday English conversations.
relationships B2

mend a relationship

Learn the meaning of 'mend a relationship' and discover how to use this natural phrase to describe repairing, healing, and restoring broken bonds.
daily-life A2

need some help

Learn how to use the common everyday phrase 'need some help' to offer assistance or ask for support in natural English.
business B2

off the cuff

Understand the meaning of 'off the cuff' and how to use it when talking about speaking or acting without preparation.
slang A2

on point

Learn how to use the slang phrase 'on point' to describe things that are perfect, stylish, or highly accurate. Includes examples and practice.
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daily-life B1

on purpose

Discover how to use 'on purpose' to describe actions done intentionally rather than by accident.
daily-life B2

on second thought

Learn how to use 'on second thought' in natural English conversations to smoothly change your mind, make a different decision, and sound like a native speaker.
daily-life B1

on the phone

Learn how to use 'on the phone' to describe someone actively speaking or using their telephone.
business B2

on the spot

Learn how to use the common idiom 'on the spot' to describe being put in a difficult position or forced to make an immediate decision.
food-cooking A2

open a bottle

Learn how to use the everyday English phrase 'open a bottle' correctly. Discover clear meanings, natural examples, and common learner mistakes at the A2 level.
entertainment B1

opening band

Learn what 'opening band' means in English. See how to use this common concert term in daily conversations with natural examples.
daily-life A2

order some food

Discover how to use 'order some food' to talk about requesting meals from restaurants or delivery apps in daily English.
slang B1

pass the aux

Learn the slang expression 'pass the aux', how it transitioned from physical cables to digital music sharing, and how to use it naturally in casual conversations.
daily-life B1

prefer tea to coffee

Master the classic English structure 'prefer tea to coffee' to express your choices and favorites naturally. Avoid common errors with this quick guide.