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travel A2

double room

Understand what a double room is, the bed configurations to expect, and how to book one for your next vacation.
travel B1

duty free

Learn what 'duty free' means at international airports and how to use it correctly in conversation. Perfect your travel vocabulary with examples.
travel B2

excess baggage

Learn what 'excess baggage' means in travel terminology and how to avoid paying extra fees at the airport.
daily-life A2

excuse me

Learn how to use "excuse me" to get someone's attention, politely interrupt others, or navigate through busy crowds in your daily English conversations.
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travel C1

fleeting visit

Learn how to use the C1 collocation 'fleeting visit' to describe a very brief stay or trip.
travel A2

for here or to go

Understand the common restaurant phrase 'for here or to go' used when ordering food to eat at the venue or take away.
daily-life B1

get around

Master the phrasal verb 'get around' to talk about traveling, navigating a new city easily, or finding clever ways to bypass a difficult rule or problem.
travel B1

get away

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'get away' to talk about taking a relaxing holiday, escaping your busy daily routine, or leaving a place for a short break.
daily-life A2

get back

Learn how to use 'get back' to talk about returning to a place or recovering something. Includes examples, practice, and tips.
travel B1

get in

Master the phrasal verb 'get in' in a travel context. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it correctly.
daily-life A2

go back

Understand how to use 'go back' to describe returning to a place, a previous state, or a point in time.
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travel A2

how much is this

Learn how to ask for the price of items when shopping, traveling, or dining using the simple phrase 'how much is this'.
travel B1

lost and found

Learn how to use the phrase 'lost and found' in English. Find out where to go when you lose your belongings while traveling.
travel A2

one way

Learn how to use 'one way' when buying travel tickets or talking about directions in English.
travel B2

pedestrian zone

Learn what a 'pedestrian zone' is, how to use it in travel contexts, and common mistakes to avoid.
travel B2

pit stop

Learn how to use the casual travel expression 'pit stop' to describe a quick pause on a long journey.
food-cooking A2

ready to order

Master the essential restaurant phrase 'ready to order'. Learn how to use it as a customer or understand it when spoken by a server.
travel B1

room service

Learn how to use the term 'room service' to order food, drinks, or amenities directly to your hotel room. Master this essential travel vocabulary for your next trip.
travel B1

safe travels

Discover how to use 'safe travels' to wish someone a safe and pleasant journey. Learn the correct context, examples, and pronunciation for this phrase.
travel B2

scenic route

Learn the meaning of 'scenic route' and how it is used both literally for beautiful drives and humorously for getting lost.