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 30 Common Everyday Phrases Let's make a splash with today's lesson as we dive into learning 30 new phrases. These phrases will help you sound like a native speaker and add a bit of colour to your conversations. Make sure you save this lesson because it might come in handy. You don't want to draw a blank in the middle of speaking.   I am going to teach you 30 super common everyday phrases that you can use on a daily basis! Phrases like: to be on the safe side  =  to minimise any possible risk (just in case) as far as I can tell  =  according to all of the available information 1).Phrase:  To eat one’s words Meaning:  to take back what one has said Example:  She ate her words when she realised she was talking badly about the boss right to his face 2). Phrase:  To make a splash Meaning:  to attract a lot of attention Example:  Fred made a splash during today’s meeting when his phone started ringing. 3). Phrase:  To be on t...

The time has come to focus on listening! It's hard, but I have a lot of experience guiding my students to a listening skills transformation! In my years as a teacher, I've tried every method in the book. I'll tell you a secret - lots of them are absolutely rubbish. They train students to pass exams, but they don't train students to genuinely understand spoken English. In my view, there are 5 exercises that really work: Transcription exercises Like the ones I sent you in an email 2 days ago,  transcription exercise s are seriously effective. Play a sentence, and write what you hear. Practice practice practice, and it will become easier and easier and easier! 2.  Real conversation clips My pet hate  (something I hate most) is when textbooks give scripted conversations. They aren't authentic, and they won't help you in the real world! If you want to improve your listening skills, you have to listen to  real conversations . 3.  In-the-moment comprehension Take a rea...