50 Important English Expressions for daily conversation
In this real English video lesson you will learn how to use 50 common English phrases for daily conversation with Vanessa. Understand real English conversations and you will sound more like a native!
In this real English video lesson you will learn how to use 50 common English phrases for daily conversation with Vanessa. Understand real English conversations and you will sound more like a native!
50 Important English Expressions for daily conversation
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50 Important English Expressions for daily conversation:
- you rock : you are great
- calm before the storm : a quiet period before chaos
- under the weather : feeling sick
- when it rains, it pours : bad things happen at the same time
- rain or shine : to do something in any weather
- every cloud has a silver lining : something good in every bad situation
- go with the flow : go along with whatever happens
- down to earth : practical, human, relatable
- tip of the iceberg : small part of something bigger usually negative
- nip something in the bud : stop bad situation from becoming worse by talking quick action
- beat around the bush : speak indirectly without getting to the main point
- the best of both worlds : an ideal situation
- get wind of something : hear new about something secret
- plain as day : obvious to see
- up in the air : no definite plans
- call it a day : stop what you're doing
- go cold turkey : suddenly quit a bad habit
- go on a wild goose chase : to do something pointless
- crying wolf : to lie many times so no one believes you
- bring home the bacon : to make money to support our family
- two peas in a pad : two people who are perfect pair
- butter me up : to flatter someone in order to get something
- spill the beans : to tall a secret
- take it with a grain of salt : don't believe something seriously
- spice things up : to make something more interesting
- lose your touch : stop having ability or a talent for something
- rule of thumb : a general rule or guideline
- by the skin of my teeth : to just barely make it
- get something off your chest : to talk about something that is bothering you
- put your foot in your mouth : say something you shouldn't have said
- bite the bullet : stop waiting and something difficult
- get out of hand : get out of hand
- wrap your head around something : understand something complicated
- to play something by ear : to not make definite plans
- a blessing in disguise : something good seemed bad at fist
- break the bank : to be really expensive
- give you a run for your money : to be a challenge
- up the ante : to do or request more than before
- cut someone some slack : to not judge too harshly
- draw a/the line : to know the difference between acceptable and not
- play devil's advocate : to argue the opposite opinion for the purpose of debate
- rings a bell : sound familiar but you don't know why
- go the extra mile : to make more effort
- make a long story short (or) cut the chase : tell a long story briefly
- jump on a bandwagon : to fallow a trend to be like everyone else
- on the ball : very prepared for something
- 24/7 : all time constantly
- easier said than done : not as easy as it seems
- better late than never : arriving late is better than not coming at all
- so far so good : things are going well so far
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