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20 expression(s)

entertainment B1

pop culture

Learn how to use 'pop culture' to describe modern trends, entertainment, and media that shape our everyday lives and conversations.
daily-life B1

put off

Master the common B1 phrasal verb 'put off' to talk about postponing tasks, delaying events, or losing interest in things during your daily English conversations.
entertainment B1

reality TV

Understand the term 'reality TV' used to describe unscripted television shows featuring real people, with natural examples and tips.
business B1

run a business

Learn how to use the phrase 'run a business' in daily and professional English. Discover examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
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daily-life A2

run out of

Learn how to use the common phrase 'run out of' in English. Explore natural examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises to boost your fluency today.
relationships B2

settle down

Learn the meaning of 'settle down' in English. Discover how to use this common relationship phrasal verb with natural examples and practice exercises.
business B1

solve a problem

Master the common business English collocation 'solve a problem'. Find clear explanations, realistic examples, and interactive practice here.
entertainment B1

special effects

Learn how to use the term 'special effects' in English. Explore its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and natural examples.
daily-life B1

spend time

Discover how to correctly use the phrase 'spend time' in English. Learn the right prepositions, avoid common mistakes, and practice with real-life examples.
entertainment B2

star-studded cast

Learn how to describe movies with famous actors using the English expression 'star-studded cast'. Perfect your vocabulary with natural conversation examples.
business A2

start a business

Master the phrase 'start a business' with natural examples, pronunciation tips, and common learner mistakes.
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business C1

state of the art

Learn how to use the business term 'state of the art' to describe cutting-edge technology, modern facilities, and top-tier equipment in professional English.
relationships C1

strike up a conversation

Learn how to use the collocated phrase 'strike up a conversation' to describe starting a chat with someone naturally.
academic B1

study group

Learn the meaning of 'study group' in English. Discover how to use this term in academic contexts with clear examples, common mistakes, and practice.
entertainment C1

swan song

Discover the meaning of 'swan song,' an idiom used to describe a person's final performance, work, or activity before retirement or death.
daily-life A2

take a shower

Discover how to use "take a shower" correctly in daily English conversations. Learn the difference between American and British variations, plus common learner mistakes.
daily-life B1

take place

Learn how to use 'take place' to talk about scheduled events, meetings, and celebrations. Master this essential B1 English expression with natural examples and practice.
relationships B2

take someone for granted

Learn the meaning of 'take someone for granted' to describe when someone's efforts or presence are not appreciated.
daily-life B2

take something for granted

Learn the meaning of 'take something for granted,' see natural examples, and avoid common mistakes when using this common English idiom.
entertainment B1

theme park

Learn the meaning of 'theme park', see natural example sentences, and master how to use this common English term correctly.