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    This document provides a list of 25 common English phrases along with example sentences for each phrase. The phrases cover a variety of uses including time phrases (e.g. "sharp", "right away"), relationship phrases (e.g. "according to", "by the way"), and action phrases (e.g. "come up with", "take over"). Each phrase is defined concisely and an example sentence clearly illustrates the meaning and usage of the phrase. The document is intended to help improve English vocabulary and familiarity with common phrases.

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    This document provides a list of 25 common English phrases along with example sentences for each phrase. The phrases cover a variety of uses including time phrases (e.g. "sharp", "right away"), relationship phrases (e.g. "according to", "by the way"), and action phrases (e.g. "come up with", "take over"). Each phrase is defined concisely and an example sentence clearly illustrates the meaning and usage of the phrase. The document is intended to help improve English vocabulary and familiarity with common phrases.

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    Here is a list of 25 phrases in English with Example sentences. This is a very simple list
    and often used English phrases.
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    1. Give someone a hand – Help


    Example: I need a developer like you to fix this issue. Can you give me a hand?
    2. Sharp – Exactly at a particular time
    Example: The party will start at 10 o’clock sharp.
    3. Take it easy – Relax or Slow down and similar meaning.
    Example: I will take it easy as it is only a first internal exam.
    4. Up to the minute – Most recent news/information.
    Example: I know about the progress of this project up to the minute.
    5. About to – Intending to.
    Example: I was about to dine, when you called me.
    6. According to – As indicated.
    Example: According to me, this should be decided by our principal.
    7. As a matter of fact – In reality.
    Example: As a matter of fact, I was playing with him this afternoon.
    8. As long as – Provided that.
    Example: As long as you concentrate in your studies, you would be scoring good
    marks.
    9. By the way – incidentally (can be used to introduce a new, less important matter).
    Example: Oh, by the way, you can do this task when you are free.
    10. All of a sudden – Quickly and Unexpectedly.
    Example: All of a sudden the view was obliterated by the street burning smoke.
    11. Come up with – produce or create (something), especially when pressured or
    challenged.
    Example: You need to come up with a solution to fix this issue permanently.
    12. Right away – Immediately
    Example: I could recognize her right away.
    13. Show up – Appear.
    Example: The movie started at 6:00 PM, but he did not show up until 6:30 PM.
    14. Sort of – To some extent
    Example: I was sort of hoping to leave college early today.
    15. Stick with – Continue with
    Example: I suggest you to stick with this concept as it can be applied to most of
    the technical issues.
    16. Take care of – keep safe
    Example: When I feel stressed, My wife takes care of me.
    17. Regardless of – without being affected by any other events or conditions.
    Example: You can tell me the truth regardless of what you have in your mind.
    18. Point out – Explaining with attention
    Example: After pointing out the mistake, I could do that math now.
    19. So far – Until now
    Example: Today is the hottest day I have seen so far.
    20. Take advantage of – Make good use of the opportunity.
    Example: To learn English grammar, you need to take advantage of school
    library books.
    21. Take over – An act of taking control
    Example: After him, his sons will take over the company.
    22. Up to – Indicating a maximum amount.
    23. Turn out – Prove to be that case.
    Example: The project turned out to be beyond our team skills.
    24. Work out – Possible of being solved.
    Example: Although this decision can have bigger impact, we can work out for a
    better understanding.
    25. Pick up – Receive or take something
    Example: My luck has picked up after my hard work.

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    Aryabrat Pradhan February 21, 2021 @ 4:25 pm


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    Very nice collection of phrases it help a lot in my revision work now I think that I can
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