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Daily expressions - English lesson

A test again!......... It's impossible to have a rest here...

Wait a minute	Great
I don't think so	Awful
Something wrong?	Terrible
Go ahead, tell me more	Sorry, I apologise
Forget it	I'll miss you
Come back soon	I beg your pardon
Time's up!	I have to go
What a shame!	Can you repeat please?
What a pity!	Let's go!
Have fun	I'm all right
It's up to you	I am sick
By the way	Can we meet in an hour?
Make yourself at home	I'll pick you up at Victoria Station
I am fed up with it	Don't take a taxi, I'll give you a lift (US) / a ride (UK)
Don't worry	You must be kidding

I suppose we have to do an exercise now...

... Well, I knew we'll have to!

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- Don't stop in the middle of your story! Go , tell me more.

- Well, he told me he was going to leave his job. It is a joke! He must be !

- What a ! He was so good at that job.

- I want to come and see you. Can we in an hour?

- Yes, call me when you arrive at the station. I'll you up.

- ! I'll see you soon...

- It's nice to see you, dear! Please make at home.

- What weather! It has been raining for a week.

- By the , what do you think about James and Henry? They never stop arguing.

- I am up with them. Do you think they will come to our party?

- I don't so but you never know.

- I have a confession. I didn't tell you the truth about the car accident and I am .

- Don't worry about it. There is no need to for that.

- Dear, you do not look well. Is something ?

- You're right, I feel . I need to see a doctor. I'll call a taxi.

- Don't take a taxi, I'll give you a . Let's go!

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