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Phrases
- Head back Head back means go towards a place you have already been. You can say it when you leave to return or while you are travelling there. It… B1 3 s
- Head start A head start is an advantage at the beginning of an activity or competition. Starting earlier or bringing useful experience can give you… Video B2 5 s Watch
- Lose your head To lose your head means to lose emotional control and stop thinking or acting calmly due to intense panic, anger, or excitement. C1 4 s
- Go to your head Go to someone's head means to make someone boastful, overconfident, or arrogant as a result of success or praise. In contexts involving… B2 3 s
- Off the top of my head The phrase 'off the top of my head' describes an answer produced immediately from memory without looking at notes, checking a phone, or… C1 5 s
Sentences from lessons
- We would be inside now if we had called ahead. Two friends waiting outside a crowded restaurant discuss their earlier mistake. · from ‘Mixed conditionals’ B2 3 s
- Let off from ‘Let off’ B1 17 s Included with membership
- Meeting times across time zones from ‘Meeting times across time zones’ B1 4 s Included with membership
- Then or Than: Choose the Right Word from ‘Then or Than: Choose the Right Word’ A2 26 s Included with membership
- I'm early because our morning train arrived ahead of schedule. Explaining an unexpected early arrival at the office. · from ‘English Contractions: When to Shorten Words’ A2 4 s
