Every day spoken English.
This is the common English phrases we use every day.
Let's practice speaking English by repeating after me the red text.
All right, so I'll repeat after me.
Let's talk about the phrase, I can't wait.
I can't wait.
This is often used to show excitement about something that's about to happen.
For example, you might say, I can't wait for the weekend.
I can't wait for the weekend.
Or, I can't wait to see the movie tonight.
I can't wait to see the movie tonight.
It clearly shows your feelings and helps people connect with your enthusiasm.
It can also be a good conversation starter.
Let's try a little practice.
Your friend says, I got tickets for the concert.
You say, Oh wow, I can't wait.
I've been looking forward to it all week.
Oh wow, I can't wait.
I've been looking forward to it all week.
Try again.
Oh wow, I can't wait.
I've been looking forward to it all week.
Got it?
This creates positive energy and shows how involved you are in the moment.
Another useful phrase is, it's not a big deal.
It's not a big deal.
This is what you say when someone apologizes for something small or makes a mistake and you want them, or you want to let them know, it's okay.
You want to let them know.
Let them know.
Let them know.
Let them know it's okay.
For example, someone says, I forgot to bring your book.
And you reply, that's okay.
It's not a big deal.
That's okay.
It's not a big deal.
Just bring it next time.
This phrase makes you seem easygoing and helps avoid conflict.
Let's take another example.
Someone accidentally bumps into you in a hallway and says sorry.
You smile and say it's not a big deal.
All right.
Such responses are, Help keep the mood positive and light.
Yeah, keep the mood positive and light.
Another great phrase to encourage someone is, you can do it.
This short phrase is full of motivation.
You might use it when someone is nervous about a presentation or trying something new.
For instance, your friend says, I have an interview today and I'm so nervous.
And you say, you'll be great.
You can do it.
These small phrases can mean a lot. and help people feel supported.
Here's a quick exercise.
Imagine your friend says, I don't know if I'll pass this driving test.
I don't know if I'll pass this driving test.
And you respond, don't worry, you've practiced a lot.
You can do it.
Don't worry, you've practiced a lot.
You can do it.
These moments are where true friendship grows.
Let's move on to the phrase, I'm on my way.
It's used to tell someone you're heading toward them. or the place you're meeting.
For example, you get a message that says, are you coming?
And you reply, yes, I'm on my way.
It's a phrase that's very common in both casual and professional situations.
You can also say it over the phone.
Your boss calls and asks.
Are you arriving soon?
And you answer.
Yes, I'm on my way.
I'll be there in five minutes.
Yes, I'm on my way.
I'll be there in five minutes.
It keeps communication clear.
And shows that you're being responsible.
Yeah, that's what it shows because you are a responsible person, right?
Yes, you are.
Boom.
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