Name: The 7 Most Common English Expressions for Daily Use | Learn English with Friends
Uploaded: 2020-03-26T03:06:02.000Z
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I'm Ethan, your real life English Fuji coach, And I'm really excited to bring you another fun English lessons.

So if you want to speak natural, confident English, it's important to use a lot of native English expressions, right?

But you're probably like me in language learning.

When should you actually use his expressions?

And is this an expression that natives actually use or is it really outdated?

So, in these kind of situations, you kind of need a need of a friend to be able to explain it to you, right?

And if you don't have that, then a really great way to do this is by actually paying attention to how these expressions are used.

For example, in TV series so today we're going to make this super easy for you.

We're giving you seven of the top expressions in the English language, and I'm not just saying this.

This actually comes from a deep analysis of scripts from the 1st 2 seasons of the TV series Friends that we did while we were making our fluency course float with friends.

So today you will not only learn these expressions, but you will also know how to confidently use them and a variety of situations.

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All right, so let's get into this lesson with seven of the most common expressions in English to be sick of something not able to tolerate something anymore.

You should be with a guy who knows what he has when he has you for us.

I don't want to look at a guy I don't want to think about another guy I don't even want to be near another.

I got kind of sick of it, and then I couldn't come up with anything good, so they fired me.

Another common core location with the same meaning is to be sick and tired of something.

For example, I'm sick and tired of studying of grammar people sick and tired of being depressed about Richard.

Literally sick means ill or affected with the disease or illness.

Well, he got sick, and then he got sicker, and then he got a little better.

I'm sorry, Mr Geller, but you know, there's an old saying.

It's not a great saying, but it certainly is fitting today.

And another way in which we use this word is when we say that or it is sick, which, depending on the context and intonation, it could mean that's awesome.

As in, I just listen to their album and it is totally sick or to the contrary.

As Rachel says it here, it could mean disgusting.

Oh my God, guys, you gotta come see this.

There's some creep out there with the telescope.

To call in sick is to let your boss know you won't be able to go to work because you're sick and I'm in the movie.

One of the virus victims called in sick, So Cathy recommended me.

Big deal, A big problem or something important, but also often said sarcastically to say that something is not a problem or not important.

Be sure to pay attention to the context, such as in thes two examples.

It's no big deal Oh, hey, thing is so unfair.

Big deal like Joey's constant knuckle cracking isn't annoying.

And Ross with his over pronouncing every single word and Monica with that snort when she laughs.

I mean, what the hell is that about last night?

Okay, cause I'm thinking we don't need to tell Chandler.

The big deal is I was sitting there last.

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