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Lesson 1 Expressions

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Test your knowledge of common English expressions.

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Lesson 1 Expressions
 

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Test your knowledge of common English expressions.

by Shrouk Mohamed
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"Have in common" is used to talk about sharing similar habits or ideas.

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When you are not serious about something, you say "just kidding!".

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"You are right there!" is used when you agree about ideas.

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"You know what?" is used to end a conversation.

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"Just kidding!" is used when you are very serious.

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"You know what?" is used when you have an idea for a topic or make a suggestion.

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When you agree with someone, you might say "you are right there !"

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What do you say is used when you talk about facts.

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"Have in common" is used to describe different opinions.

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"What do you say?" is used to ask for someone’s opinion or agreement.

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