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20 expression(s)

daily-life B1

about a week ago

Learn how to use the phrase 'about a week ago' in English to describe recent past events with natural examples and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

by the end of the month

Understand how to express deadlines and set time limits clearly using the natural English prepositional phrase 'by the end of the month' in daily life.
daily-life B1

for a couple of days

Understand how to use the common phrase 'for a couple of days' to describe short durations, temporary situations, and plans naturally in daily English.
business B2

on short notice

Discover how to use 'on short notice' to describe tasks, meetings, or requests made with very little advance warning. Master this essential business expression.
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daily-life A2

remember the date

Learn how to use the phrase "remember the date" in English. This guide is perfect for planning, scheduling, and keeping track of important events.
daily-life A2

run late

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'run late' when you are behind schedule. Discover natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and practice exercises.
business C1

under the wire

Learn how to use 'under the wire' in casual business English. Understand its origin, look at examples, and test your skills.
daily-life B2

year in, year out

Learn how to use the common English time idiom 'year in, year out' to describe actions, events, or habits that happen consistently every single year without fail.
daily-life A2

a few days

Learn how to use the phrase 'a few days' in English to talk about a small number of days (usually three to five) in everyday conversations.
daily-life A2

at the moment

Learn how to use 'at the moment' to speak about current actions in English. Find explanations, common mistakes, and practice for daily conversations.
business A2

from Monday to Friday

Master the phrase 'from Monday to Friday' to describe standard business working hours and weekly schedules. Learn correct prepositions and natural usage.
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daily-life A2

just now

Learn how to use 'just now' to talk about things that happened a very short time ago in English conversation.
daily-life A2

last night

Master the phrase 'last night' to talk about events that happened during the previous evening or night.
daily-life A2

last week

Master the usage of "last week" to talk about past events in English. Learn common mistakes, natural examples, and how to use it in conversation.
daily-life B1

on schedule

Learn how to use 'on schedule' to describe things happening at the planned time. See natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

pressed for time

Learn how to use 'pressed for time' to explain when you are in a hurry. See clear examples, common errors, and test your knowledge.
daily-life A2

right now

Learn how to use 'right now' to talk about the exact present moment or emphasize urgency. View examples and common mistakes.
daily-life A2

tomorrow morning

Learn how to use 'tomorrow morning' to talk about plans during the early part of the next day.
business B1

by the end of the day

Discover the meaning of 'by the end of the day' and how to use this common workplace deadline phrase in English.
business A2

on time

Master the common expression 'on time' to talk about punctuality, deadlines, and schedules in professional English conversations and office emails.