Grammar & Structure
Functional Language (Real-Life & Professional Situations)
Vocabulary & Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Culture, Trivia & Natural English
100

Correct the error: If I will see her, I’ll tell her the news.

If I see her, I’ll tell her the news.

100

Give a polite way to disagree in a formal discussion.

I’m afraid I have to disagree / I see your point, but I’m not entirely convinced.

100

What does “to be in hot water” mean?

To be in trouble or facing difficulties.

100

Meaning of “carry on with”?

Continue doing something.

100

What’s a more natural synonym for “very interested”?

Fascinated / really into / keen on.

200

Choose the best option: It’s time we ______ (go / went / have gone) home.

went (hypothetical past form)

200

You don’t understand a colleague’s presentation. What could you say?

Could you elaborate on that point? / Could you clarify what you mean by…?

200

Choose the correct expression: She finally decided to bite the ______ and tell him the truth.

bullet

200

Choose the best option: We had to ______ the meeting because of the power cut.

call off


200

In casual English, what does “I’m good” mean when refusing something?

No, thank you / I’m fine.

300

Rewrite using a reduced relative clause: The man who is sitting over there is my professor.

The man sitting over there is my professor.

300

Expressing uncertainty: How could you soften an opinion?

It seems to me that… / I tend to think that… / As far as I can tell…

300

Explain “to cut corners” and give an example.

To do something cheaply or quickly by ignoring rules or quality.

300

Use “come up with” in a sentence related to work or study.

Example: She came up with a brilliant idea for the project.

300

What’s the difference between “lend” and “borrow”?

Lend = give temporarily / borrow = take temporarily.

400

Complete: Hardly ______ I arrived when the meeting started.

had

400

You’re giving a presentation and want to move to your next topic. What linking phrase could you use?

That brings me to my next point… / Moving on to…

400

Meaning of “once in a blue moon.”

Something that happens very rarely.

400

What’s the difference between “bring up” and “grow up”?

bring up = raise (a child) / grow up = become an adult.

400

What’s a natural way to say “I don’t know” informally among friends?

No idea / Beats me / Dunno.

500

Explain the difference in meaning:

  • I stopped smoking.

  • I stopped to smoke.

(quit smoking vs. paused another action to smoke)

500

You need to interrupt politely in a meeting. What expressions could you use?

Sorry to interrupt, but… / May I add something here?

500

Give an idiom meaning “to start something again from the beginning.”

Back to square one.

500

Explain “to put up with someone” and give a real-life example.

To tolerate; e.g., I can’t put up with my noisy neighbors anymore.

500

What does “to make ends meet” mean?

To have just enough money to cover expenses.