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20 expression(s)

business C1

cutting edge

Master the business term 'cutting edge' to describe highly advanced, innovative technology and pioneering developments in your industry.
business B1

do research

Learn how to use the business collocation 'do research' correctly in professional conversations and avoid common learner mistakes.
travel B2

feel homesick

Learn how to use 'feel homesick' to talk about missing your home, family, and familiar surroundings while traveling.
entertainment C1

genre-bending style

Understand what 'genre-bending style' means and how to describe innovative art, music, and films that mix different styles.
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daily-life B1

get ready

Master the essential English phrase 'get ready'. Learn how to use it for daily routines, events, and trips with natural examples and practice questions.
daily-life B2

get rid of

Master the common English phrase 'get rid of'. Learn its meaning, see practical examples, avoid common mistakes, and improve your spoken English.
daily-life A2

get up

Master the English phrasal verb "get up" with our easy guide. Learn the difference between waking up and getting up with natural examples and useful practice exercises.
daily-life A2

go to bed

Learn how to use the common phrase "go to bed" like a native English speaker. Explore natural conversational examples, common learner mistakes, and quick practice exercises.
academic B1

group project

Learn how to use the phrase 'group project' in English. Discover its exact meaning, common learner mistakes, pronunciation, and interactive practice exercises.
relationships B1

grow apart

Learn the meaning of 'grow apart' in relationships. Understand why friends or couples drift away over time with natural examples and explanations.
daily-life B2

hard of hearing

Understand how to politely use the phrase 'hard of hearing' to describe mild hearing loss in a respectful, natural way during your daily English conversations.
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relationships B2

have a crush on

What does 'have a crush on' mean? Learn how to express romantic attraction in casual English with real-life examples and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

have a look

Learn how to use the casual British and Commonwealth expression 'have a look' to examine or check something. Find examples and common mistakes here.
daily-life A2

have breakfast

Learn how to use the phrase "have breakfast" naturally in English. Understand why we use the verb "have" instead of "take" for meals, with examples and practice.
daily-life B1

in the meantime

Discover how to use 'in the meantime' to connect two events happening at the same time in English conversations.
business B2

keep track of

Master the English idiom "keep track of" to talk about monitoring and staying organized. Find clear explanations, examples, and practice exercises here.
business C1

learning curve

Understand the business term 'learning curve' to describe the rate of progress in gaining new skills or adapting to difficult new systems.
daily-life B2

let someone down

Master the phrasal verb 'let someone down' to talk about disappointing others by failing to meet their expectations or promises.
entertainment B1

live performance

Master the term 'live performance' in English. Understand its neutral usage, pronunciation, common errors, and real-world examples.
daily-life B1

look after

Learn how to use 'look after' to talk about taking care of people, pets, or things in daily English.