How can I talk about it? You could use a phrase such as: "The smell of..." Okay? "The smell

All right. Now you can also you see that it highlights in gray a phrase you can

The first phrase uses the same structure as the third conditional: 'if' plus 'past perfect'.

The second phrase uses the same structure as the second conditional: 'would' plus 'infinitive'; no 'to'.

Sometimes in English we'll use the phrase, "The funny thing is," to describe something that didn't make sense to us.

So I'm using the phrase, "The funny thing is," to describe a situation that didn't make sense to me.

That's the first phrase, by the way.

When you do something that you weren't planning on doing, we usually describe it with the phrase "I made a mistake."

don't use the phrase "I'll try".

Now, this is a phrase we use when we're getting ready to do some hard work.

Notice I changed the phrase a little bit there because I'm talking about two people.

And also, take the phrase "dance like nobody's watching" to a whole new level.  

Now, this is a story about Matthew Perry's career and we're going to look at the phrase 'walk the line between'.

Now, we're going to learn the phrase 'sparring partner'.

You can say either phrase to describe that.