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17 expression(s)

daily-life B1

as a matter of fact

Learn how to use 'as a matter of fact' to emphasize a point, add details, or correct someone politely.
daily-life B1

at the same time

Learn how to use 'at the same time' to describe simultaneous events or to introduce a contrasting but true point.
academic C1

by virtue of

Master the academic transition 'by virtue of' to explain causes and reasons. Find clear definitions, natural examples, and common mistakes.
daily-life B2

come to an end

Discover how to use the versatile English idiom "come to an end" to naturally describe situations, events, or periods of time that are finally finishing.
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academic B2

in terms of

Master the academic transition 'in terms of.' Learn how to specify a topic or category, see natural sentences, and improve your essay writing skills.
academic B2

on the one hand

Learn how to use the formal transition 'on the one hand' in academic essays and presentations to introduce contrasting points of view effectively.
academic B1

as a result

Learn how to use 'as a result' in academic and formal writing to connect a cause to its effect clearly and professionally.
academic C1

by the same token

Learn how to use 'by the same token' in academic writing to connect parallel arguments logically. Master this formal C1 transition with clear, natural examples.
academic B1

first of all

Learn how to use 'first of all' to introduce your primary point or organize arguments in English academic and everyday contexts.
business B2

in light of recent events

Learn how to use the formal transition 'in light of recent events' to explain business decisions based on new developments.
academic C1

in the final analysis

Learn how to use the formal academic transition 'in the final analysis' to summarize arguments and draw ultimate conclusions in essays and research.
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academic B2

on the contrary

Master the academic phrase 'on the contrary'. Learn how to contrast statements, read formal examples, and practice using this transition correctly.
academic C1

with a view to

Master the formal C1 academic phrase 'with a view to' to clearly express purpose and intention in your research papers, essays, and reports.
academic C1

on the basis of

Master the formal academic transition 'on the basis of' to justify arguments and decisions with evidence.
academic B2

with respect to

Learn how to use the formal academic transition 'with respect to' to introduce specific topics or compare variables clearly.
daily-life B1

by the way

Learn how to use the conversational transition 'by the way' to introduce new topics or add quick details.
daily-life C1

make a long story short

Master the casual transition phrase "make a long story short" to skip unnecessary details and get straight to the point in conversations.