English phrases for daily use (2/2)
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ENGLISH PHRASES FOR DAILY USE (2/2) |
At this point in time,… |
Be sensible! |
Congratulations! |
Don’t go back on your word! |
Don’t look so surprised! |
Don’t make a fuss about it! |
Fantastic/terrific/Excellent/Great! |
Get this! |
Have I made myself quite clear? |
How awful! |
How come they’re so late? |
I can’t believe it! |
I can’t complain. |
I have no complaints about it. |
I hope I’ve made myself quite clear! |
I know what i’m talking about! |
I nearly / I almost… |
I very nearly… |
I would be surprised if… |
I’d be surprised! |
I’ve got to the point where… |
I’ve said my last word on the subject. |
I’ve told you again and again! |
It’s a matter of chance. |
It’s a wonder that…! |
It’s a wonder to me that… |
It’s beyond me! |
It’s crazy! |
It’s hardly surprising. / It hardly comes as a surprise. |
It’s just not the point ! |
It’s no accident that… |
It’s not the end of the world. |
It’s nothing to be proud of! |
It’s nothing to get worked up about! |
It’s sheer madness! |
Just don’t make a big deal out of it! |
Let’s face the issue! |
Much to my surprise,… |
No wonder… |
Pull yourself together! / get a hold on yourself! / Get a grip (on yourself)! |
See for yourself! |
Shame on you! |
So what? |
Tell me another! |
Tha’s not the point / problem! |
That wasn’t very clever! |
That’s absolute nonsense! |
That’s another question! |
That’s beside the point! |
That’s going a bit far ! |
That’s not quite all! |
Well done! |
Well said! |
What a coincidence! |
What a pity! |
What a question! |
What a surprise ! |
What an idea! |
What are you complaining about? |
What did you expect? |
Where did you get hold of that? |
You don’t say! / No wonder! |
You won’t get away with it! |
You’ll never hear the end of it! |
You’re imagining things. |
You’re just talking nonsense! |
You’re missing the point! |
You’re overreacting! |
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