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- There's something else. B1 Indicates that there is an additional item, point, or piece of information to consider, discuss, or deal with, beyond w…
- ticket machine B1 A machine that dispenses tickets, typically for public transport, parking, or events.
- To get back to the point B1 To return to the main topic or subject of a discussion, conversation, or presentation after a digression or irrelevant …
- To sum up... B1 Used to introduce a summary or a concluding statement, often at the end of a speech, discussion, or piece of writing. I…
- train station B1 a place where trains stop so passengers can get on or off
- travel insurance B1 A type of insurance policy designed to protect travelers from financial risks and losses that can occur while traveling…
- underground station B1 A station for a train system that runs in tunnels below the ground, also known as a subway or metro station.
- vegetarian option B1 A dish or meal that does not contain meat, poultry, or fish, designed for people who follow a vegetarian diet, offered …
- wait in line B1 to stand in a queue, usually for a service or product, while expecting to be served or to pass through
- wake-up call B1 An event that causes someone to realize they need to take action to change a situation, often because it was previously…
- We need a decision by tomorrow. B1 To require that a choice, judgment, or resolution be made, often with a sense of urgency or an impending deadline.
- We should do this again. B1 Let's repeat this experience because it was enjoyable or successful.
- We're behind schedule. B1 This phrase indicates that a task, project, or event is not progressing at the expected rate and is later than planned.…
- We're on track. B1 Making good progress and likely to achieve a goal or finish on time; progressing as planned or expected.
- weak signal B1 a low-strength signal (often phone, Wi‑Fi, radio, or GPS) that causes poor connection or reception
- What brings you here? B1 A polite and common way to ask someone why they have come to a particular place or event.
- What do you like about it? B1 To ask for reasons why someone finds a particular thing appealing, enjoyable, or positive.
- What is the best part? B1 An interrogative expression used to ask about the most enjoyable, significant, advantageous, or outstanding aspect of s…
- What is the hardest part? B1 To ask about the most challenging, difficult, or demanding aspect of something.
- What made you decide that? B1 This question asks for the reason or motivation behind someone's decision.