Everyday English
The most useful phrases for everyday conversation, from greetings to the workplace, with when and to whom to say them.
160 expressions found
A phrase used to begin a meeting, lesson or task.
A phrase meaning that you will reply or give information later.
A business phrase meaning to make brief contact to share updates.
A phrase asking someone to keep you informed about developments.
A phrase meaning that you will investigate or check a problem.
A question asking when something must be finished.
A phrase meaning that work is progressing as planned.
A phrase meaning that work is later than planned.
To stop working on something for the rest of the day.
A phrase meaning that you will deal with something yourself.
A question asking to change the time of a meeting or event.
A phrase used to change to the next topic or item.
A short question asking if there is any new information.
A phrase meaning that you will tell someone about new developments.
A phrase suggesting that a group thinks of many ideas together.
A question asking what should be done next.
A polite request to explain something more clearly.
A phrase meaning that you will send someone the latest information.
A phrase suggesting that you finish a meeting or task.
A polite phrase thanking someone for meeting or talking with you.
A very informal greeting meaning 'How are you?' or 'What is happening?'.
A very informal way to admit a mistake.
An informal phrase meaning that something is not important.
Slang meaning that you are willing to do something; mainly American English.
An informal reply showing that you like a suggestion.
An informal phrase meaning that you want to take part.
An informal phrase meaning that you want to be included.
An informal phrase telling someone to calm down; it can sound rude.
An informal phrase asking someone to wait a moment.
An informal way to ask someone to wait a moment.
An informal phrase meaning that you have no money.
An informal reaction meaning that something is great.
An informal reply meaning 'certainly' or 'of course'.
An informal reply meaning 'definitely'.
An informal phrase meaning that you are very tired.
An informal reply meaning 'it's fine' or 'no problem'.
An informal phrase meaning that you are very hungry.
An informal reaction meaning that something is good or acceptable.
An informal reply showing that you do not care; it often sounds rude or dismissive.
An informal way to say goodbye.
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