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daily-life B2

edit a document

Understand how to use the phrase 'edit a document' to describe proofreading, correcting, and refining written files.
academic B1

improve skills

Learn how to use 'improve skills' in both academic and professional English. Read natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
academic B1

main point

Learn how to identify and use the expression 'main point' to discuss the core idea of an essay, lecture, or argument.
academic B1

matching exercise

Learn how to use 'matching exercise' to describe academic activities that link related items together.
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academic B1

save a file

Learn the essential digital skill phrase 'save a file' to prevent losing your academic work, essays, and research projects.
academic B2

skim and scan

Learn the active reading techniques 'skim and scan' to quickly locate key information and get the main ideas of academic texts.
academic B1

stay on track

Master the phrase 'stay on track' to talk about maintaining progress. Learn its meaning, view daily examples, and practice using it correctly.
academic A2

word list

Learn how to use 'word list' to describe a collection of words for study, reference, or vocabulary practice.
academic B1

write down notes

Master the academic phrase "write down notes." Learn how to use it correctly in lectures, study sessions, and exams with real-life examples.
academic B2

academic journal

Discover what an academic journal is, how researchers use these peer-reviewed publications, and see natural examples of the term in university contexts.
academic A2

ask a classmate

Learn how to use 'ask a classmate' in English. Discover natural classroom examples, common learner mistakes, and useful speaking practice.
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academic B1

key points

Discover how to use the phrase 'key points' in English academic and professional contexts. See real-life examples and practice exercises.
academic A2

make mistakes

Learn the correct collocation 'make mistakes' in English. Find natural examples and avoid common grammar errors.
academic B2

primary source

Master the academic term 'primary source' to refer to original, firsthand documents, artifacts, or evidence created during the specific period under study.
academic A2

raise your hand

Discover the meaning and correct usage of the classroom phrase 'raise your hand'. Learn how to ask questions politely in English-speaking academic environments.
academic B2

secondary source

Learn how to use the academic term 'secondary source' to describe texts, articles, or books that analyze, interpret, or synthesize primary source materials.
academic B1

study guide

Master the term 'study guide' to talk about exam preparation materials and avoid common learner mistakes.
academic C1

synthesize information

Learn how to use 'synthesize information' in academic contexts. Improve your writing with definition, examples, and practice.
academic B1

work on a project

Understand how to use 'work on a project' in academic and professional English. Find clear examples, common student mistakes, and practice questions.
academic A2

look up

Discover how to use the phrasal verb 'look up' in academic contexts to describe searching for information in books, dictionaries, or online.