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fluency

the ability to speak or write a language easily, smoothly, and accurately

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lido

a public outdoor swimming pool or beach bathing area

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range

a wide variety or selection of different things

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seafront

the part of a coastal town next to and facing the sea

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marina

a specially designed harbor with moorings for yachts and small boats

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pier

a raised structure extending from the shore into the sea, often used for entertainment or docking boats

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pub

a British tavern or bar serving drinks and food

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cliff

a steep rock face, especially along the coast

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literally

in an exact sense; used informally to emphasize a statement

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renovated

repaired, modernized, and restored to good condition

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decades

periods of ten years

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tough

strong and resilient enough to handle difficult or harsh conditions

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ring

to call someone on the telephone (British informal)

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preset

arranged, chosen, or set in advance

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inclusive

welcoming and open to everyone without exclusion

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pebbles

small, smooth, round stones found on beaches or riverbeds

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vibe

the atmosphere, mood, or feeling of a place (informal)

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superstore

a very large supermarket or retail store

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beyond

further away than; on the far side of

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consist

to be composed or made up of

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prawn

an edible marine crustacean similar to a large shrimp

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inflation

a general rise in prices and decline in money's purchasing power

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represent

to symbolize, stand for, or signify something

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dodgy

unreliable, sketchy, or potentially unsafe (British informal)

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rough

rowdy, unpleasant, or slightly dangerous (informal, describing a place)

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chippy

a fish-and-chip shop (British informal)

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coast

the land along or near the edge of the sea

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recommendation

a suggestion about the best place, choice, or course of action

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stick around

to stay in a place or continue watching for a short while

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just a quick one

a polite, casual way to let someone know your question will only take a moment

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around the area

in the nearby neighborhood or general location

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what kind of…

used to ask about the specific type or category of something

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a good range of

a wide and varied selection of options

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could I ask you a real quick question?

a polite way to ask for a brief moment of someone's time

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the best way to get into…

asking for the most convenient route or transport method to reach a place

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all the way along

continuing for the entire length of a path, street, or coastline

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how long would that take me?

a natural phrase used to ask for an estimated travel time

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depending on

determined or influenced by a specific factor or condition

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at least

used to highlight a positive aspect even if something else is inconvenient

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sorry to bother you

a polite apology used when interrupting a stranger to ask for help

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point me in the direction of

to show or tell someone which way to go to find a place

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not really sure

a softer, polite way to say you do not know something for certain

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do you know if…

an indirect, polite way to ask a yes-or-no question

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you wouldn't happen to know…

a polite, indirect way to ask a stranger if they have certain information

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quite a few

a fairly large number of something

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I mean

used in spoken English to correct yourself or clarify what you just said

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walking distance

close enough to reach comfortably on foot

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could you help me out?

a friendly, everyday way to ask someone for assistance

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I'm looking for…

a clear, direct way to state what place or item you are trying to find

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just over there

located a very short distance away in a specific direction

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the other side of

the opposite or far side of a road, boundary, or object

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have you been before?

used to ask if someone has previously visited a place

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is it possible to…

a polite way to ask whether something can be done or is allowed

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at the moment

right now; currently

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find out

to discover, check, or get information about something

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that's a good point

used to agree that someone has made a smart or valid observation

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looking forward to

feeling excited and pleased about something that is going to happen

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just down this way

a short distance further along a street or path in the indicated direction

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right by

very close to or immediately next to something

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keep going

to continue moving in the same direction without stopping

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know your way around

to be familiar with an area and know where things are located

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I don't suppose you know…

a polite, hesitant phrase used to ask a stranger for information without assuming they know

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walk straight along

to continue walking directly forward down a road or path without turning

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heading in the right direction

moving or walking toward the intended destination

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further on

at a greater distance ahead along the same route

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quite a bit

fairly often or a noticeable amount

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apart from

except for; aside from

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a fountain of knowledge

an idiom describing someone who knows a great deal of helpful information

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thank you so much for your help

a warm, polite expression of gratitude after receiving assistance

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as well as

in addition to

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is that a thing?

an informal question asking if a custom, trend, or habit actually exists

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go back a long way

to have existed or been established for a very long time

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to be honest

used to introduce a candid, straightforward, or direct statement

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across from

directly on the opposite side of a street or space from something

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nice rest of your day

a warm, casual farewell wishing someone well for the remainder of the day

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thank you so much for your time

a polite way to thank a stranger for stopping to talk or help

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no worries

a relaxed, friendly way to say "you're welcome" or "that's fine"

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nice one

an informal British expression meaning "great," "thanks," or "well done"