Allow for = Be smart, plan ahead!
It means to consider something in advance—like packing an umbrella just in case it rains ☔ or leaving early because traffic might be bad 🚗💨.

In this episode, we dive deep into the versatile English phrasal verb "break in." From burglars sneaking through windows 🕵️‍♂️ to new shoes that hurt your feet 👟, and even new employees learning the ropes 🧑‍💼 — "break in" has a variety of surprising meanings!

In this quick episode, we’re diving into the phrasal verb “gloss over.” What does it mean?And how can you use it naturally in everyday chat? I’ll give you the meaning, examples, and a bit of context — all in just a few minutes. Perfect if you fancy brushing up your English on the go!

Ever sent a message and never got a reply? Or waited forever for someone to do something they promised? Then you'll love today's phrase — “chase up”! It’s what you say when you're checking in, reminding someone, or following up on something that’s overdue. In this episode, we’ll show you how to chase up emails, tasks, and even people — politely, clearly, and naturally. Perfect for work, daily life, and sounding like a confident English speaker!

In this episode, we break down the phrasal verb “account for” — a small phrase with big meaning! You'll learn how it's used to explain reasons, describe percentages, and clarify situations in both casual and academic English.

In today’s episode, we dive into the phrasal verb “shoot off”—a lively expression that means to leave quickly or send something in a hurry. Whether you're shooting off a quick email or shooting off to your next appointment, this phrase is perfect for fast-paced moments in English conversation. Tune in for real-life examples, fun situations, and how to use “shoot off” like a native speaker!