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Published entries you can read and add to your review box.
- The food was delicious. A2 Meaning that the food tasted very good or excellent.
- The main challenge is... B1 Identifying the primary or most significant difficulty, obstacle, or problem in a given situation or endeavor.
- The main problem is A2 Used to introduce and identify the most significant difficulty, obstacle, or issue in a particular situation.
- The purpose of this meeting is... B1 To clearly state the main reason, objective, or goal for a meeting, usually at the beginning of the discussion.
- The reason is A2 Used to introduce the explanation or cause for something previously stated or implied.
- The same thing happened to me. A2 I experienced the same event or situation as you.
- the thing is B2 Used to introduce an explanation, a problem, a reservation, or a clarification.
- There is something else A2 Used to indicate that an additional, different, or more significant matter, item, or point needs to be considered or ad…
- 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…
- think carefully to consider something in a serious and attentive way before deciding or acting
- think deeply to consider something very carefully and seriously, often in a detailed way
- think twice to reconsider something carefully before acting, often because it may be risky or a bad idea
- This is a priority. A2 This is the most important thing that needs attention or must be dealt with first.
- ticket machine B1 A machine that dispenses tickets, typically for public transport, parking, or events.
- to be fair B2 Used to introduce a statement that presents a balanced or mitigating perspective, often after a critical or negative co…
- To be honest A2 Used to introduce a statement that expresses your true opinion, even if it is critical or difficult to say.
- To cut a long story short B2 Used to say that you are going to tell the main points of something without including all the details; to summarize.
- 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…
- totally wrong completely incorrect; not true at all