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The English We Speak: Around the clock

An expression used to talk about time. Learn it here!

• 1 min

The English We Speak: All you like

An expression meaning whatever you say or do won't change the situation.

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Drop

An expression meaning something exciting like a song or TV show is released

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Step into the shoes

Learn an expression about responsibility

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Scratch the surface

This phrase is about dealing with only a small part of something. Learn it here

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Rope someone in

This phrasal verb is about persuading someone to do something. Learn it here.

• 3 mins

The English We Speak: Dabble in

Here's an expression that talks about doing something for fun

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Up to my eyes in

An expression meaning you鈥檙e very busy with something stressful or time-consuming.

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: The CEO of...

This expression is a funny or silly way of saying someone is the best at something.

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: All hands on deck

This phrase comes from a boating context. Learn how to use it here.

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Can't put my finger on it

Use this when you can't quite remember something

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The English We Speak: A you problem

Don't know this expression? That sounds like a you problem.

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Tough it out

When you face a difficult time, you can tough it out.

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The English We Speak: Muddle along

An expression meaning you're managing OK even if you don't have a plan. Learn it here.

• 2 mins

The English We Speak: Ate

This expression is a way to say someone did something really well. Learn it here.

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The English We Speak: Speak someone's language

This expression is a different way to say 'I love that idea' or 'I completely agree'.

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The English We Speak: No leg to stand on

This phrase means that someone's argument is weak

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