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Food, (3 levels)

Beginner:
"Food is an essential part of our daily lives. We eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Common breakfast foods include eggs, toast, and cereal. For lunch, people often enjoy sandwiches, salads, or soups. Dinner is usually the main meal, with options like pasta, chicken, or vegetables. Snacks like fruit, yogurt, and chips are also popular. Eating a balanced diet with a mix of fruits, vegetables, proteins, and grains keeps us healthy and energized."

Elementary:
"We eat food every day. For breakfast, we can have eggs, toast, or cereal. Lunch can be a sandwich, salad, or soup. Dinner is usually bigger, like pasta, chicken, or vegetables. Snacks like fruit, yogurt, and chips are also tasty. Eating different foods helps us stay strong and healthy."

Intermediate:
"We eat different types of food every day. Breakfast is often light, with foods like eggs, toast, or cereal. Lunch might include a sandwich, salad, or a bowl of soup. Dinner is typically the main meal, featuring dishes like pasta, chicken, or a mix of vegetables. Snacks, such as fruit, yogurt, or chips, are enjoyed between meals. A balanced diet with a variety of foods helps keep us strong, healthy, and full of energy.

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Free time

A2 Level:
- Activities
- Watch movies/TV shows
- Listen to music
- Spend time with friends and family
- Play video games
- Read books
- Relax
- Unwind

B1 Level:
- Leisure time
- Entertained
- Conversations
- Fun activities
- Loved ones
- Stimulate my mind
- Escape into different worlds
- Cinematic experience
- Appreciate stories
- Music lover
- Genres
- Social connections

B2 Level:
- Spare time
- Immersion
- Cinema and television
- Well-crafted stories
- Visually captivating sequences
- Music lover
- Intellectual stimulation
- Broaden horizons
- Knowledge base
- Quality time
- Engaging conversations
- Leisure activities
- Creating lasting memories
- Problem-solving skills
- Achievement
- Personal growth
- Fulfillment

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30 must-know phrases in English:

✅For beginners(A1 level)


1. Hello/Hi – Used to greet someone.
2. Goodbye/Bye – Used to bid farewell.
3. Thank you – Expresses gratitude.
4. You're welcome – A response to "thank you."
5. Yes – Indicates agreement or affirmation.
6. No – Indicates disagreement or negation.
7. Excuse me – Politely gets someone's attention.
8. I'm sorry – Expresses apologies or regret.
9. How are you? – A common way to ask about someone's well-being.
10. I don't understand – Used when you need clarification.
11. Can you help me? – A request for assistance.
12. Please – Used to make a polite request.
13. Sorry, I don't know – Admits lack of knowledge.
14. Nice to meet you – Expresses pleasure in meeting someone.
15. What's your name? – A question to ask someone's name.
16. Where is...? – Used to ask for directions.
17. How much does it cost? – A question about the price of something.
18. I'm lost – Indicates being unable to find your way.
19. I love you – An expression of love or affection.
20. Happy birthday – A well-wish for someone's birthday.
21. Cheers! – A common toast when clinking glasses.
22. What time is it? – A question about the current time.
23. Can I have the bill, please? – Request for the restaurant bill.
24. Can you repeat that, please? – Asks someone to say something again.
25. Where are you from? – A question about someone's nationality or hometown.
26. What do you do? – Asks about someone's occupation.
27. I need help – A plea for assistance.
28. I'm hungry/thirsty – Expresses a need for food or drink.
29. I'm sorry for being late – Apologizes for arriving late.
30. See you later – A farewell until the next meeting.


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Speaking vocabulary related to the topic of "Tourism":

### 1. Types of Tourism
- Eco-tourism: Traveling to natural areas that conserve the environment and sustain the well-being of local people.
- Adventure tourism: Travel that involves exploring remote or exotic locations, often with a physical activity component.
- Cultural tourism: Focused on exploring the culture, heritage, and history of a destination.
- Medical tourism: Traveling to another country to receive medical treatment or surgery.
- Luxury tourism: High-end travel experiences, often involving exclusive accommodations and services.
- Sustainable tourism: Responsible travel that minimizes environmental impact and supports local communities.

### 2. Travel Arrangements
- Itinerary: A detailed plan or route of a journey.
- Accommodation: A place where travelers can stay, such as a hotel, hostel, or guesthouse.
- All-inclusive: A type of vacation where all meals, drinks, and activities are included in the package price.
- Package tour: A holiday organized by a travel agent that includes accommodation, meals, and transportation.
- Visa requirements: Regulations regarding the need for an entry visa to visit a country.
- Last-minute deals: Discounted travel offers available shortly before the departure date.

### 3. Tourist Activities
- Sightseeing: Visiting and seeing famous or interesting places.
- Guided tour: A tour led by a guide who provides information and context.
- Backpacking: Traveling on a budget, often with minimal luggage, and staying in inexpensive accommodations.
- Cruise: A journey on a ship for pleasure, stopping at various ports.
- City break: A short holiday in a city, often over a weekend.
- Staycation: A vacation spent at home or nearby, rather than traveling abroad.

### 4. Describing Experiences
- Breathtaking: Extremely beautiful or impressive.
- Off the beaten path: A place that is not well known or frequently visited by tourists.
- Authentic: Genuine, real, and true to the local culture or traditions.
- Overpriced: Something that costs more than it is worth.
- Crowded: Filled with too many people.
- Picturesque: Visually attractive, especially in a quaint or charming way.

### 5. Common Expressions
- Travel bug: A strong desire to travel.
- Jet lag: The feeling of fatigue and disorientation caused by crossing multiple time zones.
- Living out of a suitcase: Traveling frequently and not staying in one place for long.
- On a shoestring budget: Traveling with very little money.
- Wanderlust: A strong desire to travel and explore the world.
- Bucket list: A list of experiences or places a person wants to visit before they die.

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