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English phrasal verbs and useful expressions
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“Can I borrow a fiver?”
Use this natural vocabulary when you need to borrow some money from a friend!Continue reading “Can I borrow a fiver?”
“It was worth it!”
A really useful expression for talking about the outcome of an experienceContinue reading “It was worth it!”
“I’m looking forward to…”
Such a great English phrase to use when you’re talking about future plansContinue reading “I’m looking forward to…”
“It can’t hurt!”
A brilliant little phrase for giving advice!Continue reading “It can’t hurt!”
“Beggars can’t be choosers!”
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“Hold a grudge”
A great way to describe upsetting situations you can’t forget about Continue reading “Hold a grudge”
“The icing on the cake!”
A great expression to describe a good or bad experience Continue reading “The icing on the cake!”
“Don’t count your chickens yet!”
Find out how to use this expression in daily conversationContinue reading “Don’t count your chickens yet!”
“Get the wrong end of the stick!”
A great expression for talking about misunderstandings!Continue reading “Get the wrong end of the stick!”
“I could do with….”
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“I heard it through the grapevine”
A great English expression to use when you are sharing gossip!Continue reading “I heard it through the grapevine”
“Let’s cross that bridge when we come to it”
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“Kill two birds with one stone!”
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“Give somebody the benefit of the doubt”
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