Common English Phrases:
Everyday Conversations:
* How are you? (A greeting)
* I'm fine, thanks. (A common response)
* What's up? (A casual greeting)
* Not much. (A common response)
* How's it going? (Another casual greeting)
* It's going well. (A typical response)
* See you later. (A farewell)
* Take care. (A friendly goodbye)
* Have a good day. (A common farewell)
* Thanks for coming. (A polite expression)
* You're welcome. (A polite response)
Expressing Opinions:
* I think...
* In my opinion...
* I believe...
* I agree/disagree.
* That's interesting.
* I see your point.
Making Requests:
* Can you...?
* Could you please...?
* Would you mind...?
* I'd appreciate it if you could...
* Do you mind if...?
Giving Advice:
* You should...
* You ought to...
* You might want to...
* I suggest...
* I recommend...
Expressing Gratitude:
* Thank you.
* Thanks a lot.
* I appreciate it.
* You're a lifesaver.
* I owe you one.
Apologies:
* I'm sorry.
* Excuse me.
* My apologies.
* I didn't mean to...
* Please forgive me.
Responding to Apologies:
* It's okay.
* No problem.
* Don't worry about it.
* It's alright.
Idioms and Sayings:
* Break a leg. (Good luck)
* It's raining cats and dogs. (It's raining heavily)
* Once in a blue moon. (Rarely)
* Hit the road. (Leave)
* Piece of cake. (Easy)
This is just a small sample of common English phrases. There are many more out there!
Tips for Learning Phrases:
* Focus on phrases you use in everyday life.
* Practice with a native speaker or language partner.
* Use flashcards or other learning tools.
* Immerse yourself in English media, like movies and TV shows.
By learning and using common English phrases, you'll be able to communicate more effectively and sound more natural.