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If you are learning English through TV shows, "The Intern" (all seasons) offers a rich source of practical, everyday vocabulary. Common words and phrases you will hear include go through (B1), leave (A2), fix (B1), arrive (A2), lose (A2), drive (A2), pick up (B1), come in (A2), be good (A2), make happen (B2), save ass (C1), what's up (A2), find out (B1), give up (B1), pull off (C1), spot (B2), deal with (B1), talk to (A2), take off one's plate (B2), and think (A2). These range from A2 to C1, making the show perfect for intermediate learners. Ben Whittaker and Jules Ostin frequently use phrases like "let's make happen" or "I need to deal with this," while Matt Ostin, Fiona, and Becky naturally drop idioms such as "save ass" and "pull off" in workplace banter.

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This show is best suited for learners at B1 (intermediate) level and above, as the dialogue mixes professional talk with casual chats. The mix of A2 and C1 phrases offers a natural challenge without overwhelming beginners.

#	Word / Phrase	Level	Count
1	go through	B1	4	+
2	leave	A1	3	+
3	fix	A2	3	+
4	arrive	A2	3	+
5	lose	A2	3	+
6	drive	A2	3	+
7	pick up	A2	3	+
8	come in	A2	3	+
9	be good	A2	3	+
10	make happen	B1	2	+
11	save ass	B2	2	+
12	what's up	A2	2	+
13	find out	A2	2	+
14	give up	B1	2	+
15	pull off	B2	2	+
16	spot	B1	2	+
17	deal with	B1	2	+
18	talk to	A2	2	+
19	take off one's plate	C1	2	+
20	think	A2	2	+
21	put up	B1	2	+
22	get fixed	B1	2	+
23	mad at	A2	2	+
24	reschedule	B1	2	+
25	get back	B1	2	+
26	put on	A2	2	+
27	meet	A2	2	+
28	take the day off	B1	2	+
29	take a look at	A2	2	+
30	sleep on it	B1	2	+
31	send	A2	2	+
32	mean to	A2	2	+
33	fall asleep	A2	2	+
34	check out	B1	2	+
35	look forward to	A2	2	+
36	talk about	A2	2	+
37	be okay with	A2	2	+
38	love	A2	2	+
39	positive	A2	2	+
40	relax	A2	2	+
41	big deal	B1	2	+
42	take off	A2	2	+
43	retire	B1	2	+
44	move through	B2	2	+
45	go on	A2	2	+
46	hip	A2	2	+
47	call back	A2	2	+
48	wake	A2	2	+
49	get it	A2	2	+
50	figure out	B1	2	+
51	count on	B1	2	+
52	get lost	A2	1	+
53	such is life	B2	1	+
54	not look like oneself	B1	1	+
55	make something the worst possible day	B2	1	+
56	accomplice	B2	1	+
57	high spending potential	B2	1	+
58	at the end of the day	B2	1	+
59	not expect	A2	1	+
60	beat	B2	1	+
61	out of ideas	B1	1	+
62	come back from	B2	1	+
63	start tomorrow	A2	1	+
64	refund	B1	1	+
65	save miles	B1	1	+
66	mean for	B1	1	+
67	descent	B2	1	+
68	Shiva	B1	1	+
69	put on hold	B1	1	+
70	pocket square	B1	1	+
71	snore	B1	1	+
72	close one's eyes	A2	1	+
73	M.I.A.	B2	1	+
74	get in the front	B1	1	+
75	photo studio	B1	1	+
76	up to	B1	1	+
77	talent acquisition	B2	1	+
78	way more than	B1	1	+
79	get back to	B1	1	+
80	escort	B2	1	+
81	buddy	A2	1	+
82	all over	A2	1	+
83	there you go	A2	1	+
84	check with	B1	1	+
85	impress	B1	1	+
86	dry-cleaning	B1	1	+
87	take	B1	1	+
88	seasoned	B2	1	+
89	prompt	B2	1	+
90	fire away	B2	1	+
91	challenging	B1	1	+
92	no one else	A2	1	+
93	devastated	B2	1	+
94	crash the glass ceiling	C1	1	+
95	indebted	B2	1	+
96	love to	A2	1	+
97	CC	B1	1	+
98	swipe	B1	1	+
99	let's do it	A2	1	+
100	get the chance	B1	1	+

* These frequency counts are approximate values based on AI-extracted vocabulary data.