Fantastic Phrasal

Busy? Stressed? Too much to do? 😅

Let’s say it better, level by level 👇
🔹 A2 – I don’t have time
🔹 B1 – I’m busy right now
🔹 B2 – I’m short on time
🔹 C1 – I’m flat out at the moment

Talking about rules, control, and power?

English speakers often use idioms to describe authority and how people react to it.

In this carousel, you’ll learn four key ones 👇
📜 lay down the law – state rules very clearly and firmly
👣 toe the line – follow rules or authority strictly
🙈 turn a blind eye – ignore something wrong on purpose
🚫 above the law – not subject to the law or rules

Shopping in English? You’ll hear phrasal verbs everywhere — in shops, online, and in everyday conversations.

In this carousel, you’ll learn four essential ones 👇
👕 try on – put on clothes to see if they fit
🛒 pick up – buy something casually or quickly
🚫 sell out – have no items left (everything is sold)
↩️ take back – return something to the shop

Something isn’t easy? Let’s say it better 👇
🔹 A2 – It’s difficult
🔹 B1 – It’s not easy
🔹 B2 – It’s quite challenging
🔹 C1 – It’s a real struggle

Not feeling your best? Or finally getting your energy back?

English has great idioms to describe every stage of health and recovery.

In this carousel, you’ll learn four essential ones 👇
😴 run down – feeling very tired and lacking energy
🤧 under the weather – slightly ill or unwell
💪 back on your feet – recovered after illness or difficulty
⚡ full of beans – full of energy and enthusiasm