English Common Phrases Pdf

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Shop stocking stuffers · Explore top gifts. Innovative Curriculum · Sign Up For Newsletter · Student-Centric Learning · Read Blog. Ways to Say Good Job in English. You’ve got it made! You’ve got your brain in gear today. Great! Congratulations! Couldn’t have done it better myself. I’ve never seen anyone do it better. You’ve just about mastered that. That’s an interesting way of looking at it. That’s really nice. That’s coming along nicely. In this e-book, you will learn English phrases (not just individual English words) to use in many different situations. These are typical expressions used by native speakers! Sometimes I have included a small explanation about when to use the phrase or what exactly it means; also, some phrases are indicated as especially. The Oxford Phrase List is a list of common phrases from A1 to C1 level. It includes idioms, phrasal verbs, compounds, collocations, prepositional phrases and other common fixed phrases. Most Common English Phrases The room is too noisy. Can I see the room, please? Please sign your name here. More fresh towels are available at the front desk. I’d like a single room, please. Can someone help me with my bags? When I can check-in? Do you need a wake-up call? Ways to Say FOR EXAMPLE For instance. Ways to Say Good Job in English. You’ve got it made! You’ve got your brain in gear today. Great! Congratulations! Couldn’t have done it better myself. I’ve never seen anyone do it better. You’ve just about mastered that. That’s an interesting way of looking at it. That’s really nice. That’s coming along nicely. In this book you will learn + common phrases to help you talk about forty (40) common every day subjects. This book is centered on giving you the phrases and ideas you need to talk about each subject in an everyday setting. Each section has common phrases and questions used to talk about a central topic.