Phrasal verbs
Get up
To rise from bed
Piece of cake
Something very easy to do.
Make a cake
To prepare a cake.
How are you?
A common way to ask about someone’s well-being.
Thank you
Used to show appreciation
Turn on
To activate or start a machine or device.
Break a leg
Good luck (often used before a performance).
- Break a leg in your presentation!
Do homework
To complete schoolwork at home.
Nice to meet you
A polite expression used when meeting someone for the first time.
You’re welcome
A polite reply to “thank you.”
Look for
To try to find something.
Spill the beans
To reveal a secret
Take a break
To stop working for a short time to rest
Sorry, I’m late
A polite apology for arriving after the expected time.
I don’t know
Used when you're unsure or lack information.
Give up
To stop trying or to quit something.
Hit the books
To study hard.
Catch a cold
To become sick with a cold.
Can I give you a hand?
Offering help or assistance.
That sounds great
Used to agree or express enthusiasm
Put up with
To tolerate or endure something unpleasant.
Bite the bullet
To do something difficult or unpleasant that you’ve been avoiding.
Break the news
To tell someone important or upsetting information.
What do you mean?
Asking for clarification or more explanation.
I’m just looking
Common phrase when browsing in a store without needing help.