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daily-life C1

absorb information

Understand how to use 'absorb information' to describe learning, processing, and retaining knowledge effectively.
academic A2

ask a friend

Master the useful phrase 'ask a friend' to talk about getting help, collaborating in class, or seeking advice from your classmates in everyday English.
entertainment B1

background noise

Learn how to use 'background noise' to describe ambient sounds or media playing while you focus on other activities.
academic B1

brush up on

Learn the phrasal verb 'brush up on' to talk about improving your existing skills or knowledge, complete with natural examples and practice.
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academic A2

by hand

Learn how to use the common phrase 'by hand' to describe things done manually rather than using a machine or computer.
daily-life B1

concentrate on your work

Master the phrase 'concentrate on your work' to talk about focus and productivity in English.
academic B2

continuous assessment

Learn how continuous assessment works in modern education, replacing traditional final exams with ongoing grading of coursework and projects.
academic B2

draw a line

Discover how to use the English expression 'draw a line' in academic and casual contexts to set clear boundaries, establish limits, and separate different tasks effectively.
academic B1

lose interest

Learn how to use 'lose interest' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practical examples for academic contexts.
academic B2

make an outline

Learn how to use the phrase 'make an outline' to describe organizing your thoughts, essays, or presentations before writing.
academic B1

print out

Learn the phrasal verb 'print out' for academic tasks. Understand how to describe creating paper copies of your essays and research.
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academic A2

read the text

Understand the common academic phrase 'read the text' and how to use it in assignments, exams, and classroom discussions.
daily-life B1

return a book to the library

Master the phrase "return a book to the library" with practical examples, pronunciation tips, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

study hard for the test

Learn how to use the phrase 'study hard for the test' to talk about academic preparation, intense exam study sessions, and school routines in natural English.
daily-life B1

use a dictionary

Find out how to naturally use the phrase 'use a dictionary' in English. Master this essential daily expression with clear examples and practice.
academic B1

go into detail

Discover how to use 'go into detail' to describe explaining something thoroughly, providing specific facts, or analyzing topics deeply.
academic B1

keep up

Understand the phrasal verb 'keep up' in school and university contexts. Learn how to talk about staying on track with your studies.
academic B1

rough draft

Master the term 'rough draft' for your academic writing. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, and test your knowledge with exercises.
academic B2

submit an assignment

Learn how to use the collocation 'submit an assignment' correctly in formal academic contexts. View natural examples, pronunciation, and common errors.
academic B2

syllabus outline

Learn how to use the term syllabus outline in academic contexts, with natural examples and essential usage tips for college students.