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20 expression(s)

entertainment B2

theatre-goer

Learn the meaning of 'theatre-goer', how to use it in everyday English conversations about plays and musicals, and avoid common mistakes.
entertainment B2

thought-provoking drama

Learn how to use 'thought-provoking drama' to describe films and plays that make you think deeply about life and society.
academic B2

to some extent

Learn how to qualify your arguments using 'to some extent' in academic writing. Explore natural examples, common errors, and useful related expressions.
travel A2

town square

Learn the meaning of 'town square' in English. Discover how to describe central public spaces in towns.
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entertainment B1

true crime

Understand the term 'true crime', its usage in modern entertainment, and see natural examples.
entertainment A2

tv star

Master the phrase 'TV star' in English. Learn what it means, how to pronounce it, and see how native speakers use it in daily life.
relationships B2

undervalue a partner

Understand what it means to undervalue a partner in a relationship, explore natural conversation examples, and learn how to avoid common mistakes.
relationships C1

unrequited love

Discover the meaning of unrequited love, a classic English expression used to describe one-sided romantic feelings, with natural examples and practical exercises.
daily-life B1

use a dictionary

Find out how to naturally use the phrase 'use a dictionary' in English. Master this essential daily expression with clear examples and practice.
business B1

variable costs

Learn what variable costs are in business, how they fluctuate with production levels, and see real-world examples of how to use this financial term.
entertainment B1

variety show

Discover what a 'variety show' is, how to use the term, and explore real-life English examples.
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daily-life A2

visit a museum

Master the phrase 'visit a museum' to talk about exploring history, art, and science exhibits during your travels or free time.
academic B1

vocabulary list

Learn how to use the term 'vocabulary list' in academic contexts, with natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
travel B1

waiting list

Learn how to use the term 'waiting list' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, real-life examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B1

walk the dog

Learn how to use the common English expression 'walk the dog' in daily conversations, with natural examples and common mistakes to avoid.
travel B2

walk-through metal detector

Master the formal travel term 'walk-through metal detector' with natural examples and clear explanations.
entertainment A2

weather forecast

Learn how to use 'weather forecast' in daily English conversations. Find natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
entertainment B1

web series

Learn the meaning of 'web series', how to use it in conversation, and see natural English examples.
travel B1

airport transfer

Discover what an airport transfer is, how to book one, and see natural examples of this essential travel term to make your next trip abroad run smoothly.
food-cooking B1

all-you-can-eat

Learn the meaning of 'all-you-can-eat' and how to use this common English phrase to describe buffet-style dining, unlimited food options, and pricing.