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Each short episode introduces advanced, natural English phrases from real lessons designed to help you speak more confidently and fluently.
In this episode, inspired by Dua Lipa’s sea bass dinner story, you’ll learn 8 natural expressions you can use in everyday life — whether you're talking about food, emotions, visits, or routines.
Today’s featured phrases:
wind down – relax after stress or activity
crisps up – when food turns crunchy from cooking
get flustered – feel nervous or disorganized under pressure
shove something in – push something quickly or carelessly
pops over – make a short, informal visit
levels out – become stable or less intense
rawness – emotional honesty or intensity
juxtaposition – placing contrasting things side by side for effect
🎯 Great for B2–C1 learners preparing for IELTS, work communication, or anyone who wants to sound more fluent and expressive in real conversation.
🗣️ Want to use these phrases in live practice?
Join speaking sessions with advanced learners at SpeakDuo.com
By SpeakDuoEach short episode introduces advanced, natural English phrases from real lessons designed to help you speak more confidently and fluently.
In this episode, inspired by Dua Lipa’s sea bass dinner story, you’ll learn 8 natural expressions you can use in everyday life — whether you're talking about food, emotions, visits, or routines.
Today’s featured phrases:
wind down – relax after stress or activity
crisps up – when food turns crunchy from cooking
get flustered – feel nervous or disorganized under pressure
shove something in – push something quickly or carelessly
pops over – make a short, informal visit
levels out – become stable or less intense
rawness – emotional honesty or intensity
juxtaposition – placing contrasting things side by side for effect
🎯 Great for B2–C1 learners preparing for IELTS, work communication, or anyone who wants to sound more fluent and expressive in real conversation.
🗣️ Want to use these phrases in live practice?
Join speaking sessions with advanced learners at SpeakDuo.com