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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “casual conversations”

Learn English Grammar – Two Coffees, Please!

MichaelAD January 13, 2023 Grammar 2 Comments

I was in a diner the other day with my friend Ken. After lunch the waiter asked if we wanted anything else, and we had …

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Learn English Vocabulary – Casual LIKE

MichaelAD December 23, 2022 Conversational Phrases, Vocabulary 2 Comments

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Learn English Vocabulary – Asking Opinions With What & How

MichaelAD May 4, 2022 Vocabulary 2 Comments

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English Idiom “Blow” from Happy English NY

MichaelAD May 11, 2020 Idioms & Slang

Blow is an interesting word which has some idiomatic uses. The standard meaning is of course the movement of air. You can blow out the …

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Hang Out! One-Point American English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD August 24, 2018 Slang Leave a Comment

Hang out means to spend leisure time doing nothing in particular. When you spend time relaxing at home, in the park or with friends, you …

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Make Up Your Mind – Happy English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD August 16, 2018 Idioms & Slang 1 Comment

When you make up your mind, it means you decide something. You can make up your mind [to do something] or [about something]: – I …

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Four Money-Related Idioms With Make

MichaelAD May 8, 2014 Confusing Words Leave a Comment

My cousin Suzy has a good job, and makes a living doing computer work. She moved to Manhattan two years ago, but she soon found …

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How Not To Use Ain’t – Conversational English Lesson

MichaelAD April 30, 2014 Idioms & Slang, Slang 1 Comment

In this paragraph I am going to use the word ain’t. Ain’t is considered to be non-standard English, but since it shows up in a …

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How To Use “Do Me A Favor” Meaning – English Phrase Lesson

MichaelAD April 27, 2014 Conversational Phrases Leave a Comment

The phrases Do me a favor and Can you do me a favor? are very useful in everyday conversational English. Whenever you need a person’s …

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3 Ways To Use “Give Me A Break” – English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD April 23, 2014 Idioms & Slang 5 Comments

As an idiom in English, the phrase give me a break has three different meanings and uses. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look …

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