1097 – Everyday Phrasal Verbs with “Off”
You know, I keep putting off cleaning the garage. They called off the game because of the rain. I’ll drop you off at the station. What time...
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1096 – How to Use “At Least” Naturally
It’ll take at least an hour. At least nobody was hurt. You could at least say thank you. At least I tried. At least is a very common express...
1095 – How to Use “Pretty” in Everyday English
1095 – How to Use “Pretty” in Everyday English It’s pretty good. I’m pretty sure. That was pretty expensive. We’re pretty busy today. That’s...
1094 – How to Use “Thing” Naturally
The thing is, I’m busy tomorrow. Here’s the thing... That’s the thing. The funny thing is, I actually liked it. The good thing is, nobody wa...
1093 – How to Use “Anyway” Naturally
Anyway, what were you saying? Anyway, I should get going. I didn’t really want to go, but I went anyway. It was expensive, but I bought it a...
1092 – How to Use “Deal” in Everyday Conversation
That’s fair. That’s not fair. Fair enough. To be fair, he did warn us. Give her a fair chance. Let’s split it fairly. Fair is a common word...
1091 – How to Use “Fair” and “Fair Enough”
That’s fair. That’s not fair. Fair enough. To be fair, he did warn us. Give her a fair chance. Let’s split it fairly. Fair is a common word...
1090 – Six Everyday Ways to Use “Way”
I stopped at the store on the way home. By the way, did you call John? Either way, we need to decide today. No way! You won the tickets? Thi...
1089 – How to Use “No Wonder” Naturally
No wonder you’re tired—you only slept four hours. No wonder the room is cold. The window is open. She practices every day, so it’s no wonder...
1088 – What Does “Mean” Really Mean?
What do you mean? I didn’t mean to upset you. I’ve been meaning to call you. You mean a lot to me , but I guess it just wasn’t meant to be....
1087 – Everyday Phrasal Verbs with “Out” - 2026:08:14, 2.25 PM
I found out that the store is closing. I can’t figure out how this app works. We ran out of coffee. Everything worked out in the end. It tur...
1086 - How to Use “That Makes Sense” Naturally
Does that make sense? That makes sense. I’m trying to make sense of this. It makes sense to do that. Financially, it makes sense. Sense is o...
1085 – What’s the Point? How to Use “Point” in Conversation
Good point. You have a point. That’s the point. That’s not the point. What’s your point? My point is... What’s the point of arguing? Point i...
1084 – How to Use “Mind” Naturally
Do you mind if I sit here? Would you mind closing the window? I don’t mind. Never mind. Keep that in mind. It slipped my mind. Mind is one o...
1083 – See, Watch, or Look? How to Use Them in Real Life
I saw Lisa at the station. We watched a movie last night. Look at this photo. Look, I understand what you’re saying. See, watch, and look ar...
1082 - How Americans Really Use "It Depends"
"Do you like living in New York?" "It depends." "Should I buy a new laptop?" "Well...it depends." "Is English difficult?" "That depends." "I...
1081 - Bring vs. Take: Which One Should You Use?
Can you bring me a coffee? I'm only taking one suitcase. What should I bring? Don't forget to take your umbrella. Bring your laptop. Take th...
1080 - Hear or Listen? What’s the Difference?
I heard a strange noise. Listen to this song. Can you hear me? Are you listening to me? Hear and listen. These words are both connected to s...
1079 - Phrasal Verbs with "Back" You'll Actually Use
Come back. Call back. Pay back. Give back. Get back. Write back. What do all of these expressions have in common? Well, of course, they all...
1078 - What Does "Go Ahead" Really Mean?
Go ahead. Go ahead and start without me. You go ahead. I'll catch up. Go right ahead. Go ahead, I'm listening. Go ahead. Two simple words th...