Are you ever frustrated by the lack of English expressions in communication? Did you ever get misunderstood because you used the wrong English phrase to express yourself? Have you ever felt bored of using the same expression a thousand times in different contexts?
It’s really important to learn common phrases, expressions, and daily use sentences that native English speakers often use if you want to improve your English speaking. In your daily life, you will be able to communicate flexibly if you learn these everyday English phrases.
1. On that note
Meaning:
To end a conversation/ speech
To transition to related topic or idea
Sentences:
On that note, ladies and gentlemen, I end my speech here.
On that note, it’s time for me to go home.
We want to improve our food quality. On that note, let me hear your complaints.
2. Freak out
Meaning:
To loose emotional control
Sentences:
On the news of the lottery, she freaked out.
These kids are freaking me out.
3. Who knows
Meaning:
Nobody knows
Sentences:
Who knows what is going to happen tomorrow?
4. On the brink of
Meaning:
Just about to do something
Sentences:
I was on the brink of selling my house.
I was on the brink of signing these papers.
5. All walks of life
Meaning:
People from different jobs and positions in society
Sentences:
I invite people from all walks of life to attend this seminar.
6. At home in
Meaning:
To know a lot about something
Sentences:
I am at home in mathematics.
My brother is at home in politics and international relations.
7. Damn
Meaning:
Extremely
Sentences:
The ambiance of the hotel is damn good.
His English is damn fluent.
8. Speaking of
Meaning:
Related to the topic being discussed
Sentences:
Speaking of food, is there anything to eat in the fridge?
Speaking of money, how is your news job?
9. In no time
Meaning:
Very quickly
Sentences:
I’ll be home in no time.
We sold all the products in no time.
10. Come what may
Meaning:
No matter what happens
Sentences:
Come what may, I am not leaving.
