Everyday English Conversation Lines

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Common English Phrases & Expressions

  • I'm glad you're so sure.
  • Things happen. Nobody is perfect.
  • 5 bucks = 5 dollars (Informal)
  • I'm looking for an assistant.
  • I'm doing it for free.
  • I'm going to skip / I pass (Alternatives)
  • Don't ever touch me.
  • Don't get mad (at me).
  • Can I talk to you?
  • Where were you?
  • I don't want to be here.
  • That's enough.
  • If you're pissed with me... (Informal)
  • You're too talented.
  • You're overreacting.
  • I'll see you around.
  • Don't talk to your brother like that.
  • Let her go / Let her leave us alone. (Alternatives)
  • I want you to believe me, but obviously you can't do that.
  • The store owner is a friend of mine.
  • Since you asked... there's something you don't know about me.
  • So, personally, I'd rather eat sand.
  • What has just happened?
  • How long do you think he'll stay?
  • What's wrong with you two?
  • Your sister has been kissed.
  • William, I'm serious.
  • I've got a reputation to maintain.
  • It's not a good time to disappoint my parents.
  • My brother was killed instantly.
  • I went out with those girls because I was trying to feel something again.
  • I don't want to lose you.
  • You like this guy... a lot.
  • Night, night... (Often followed by 'sleep tight, don't let the bugs bite')
  • shoplifter
  • Better late than never.
  • I got invited to the wedding!
  • My dad thinks he's the one who burned down the church.
  • What's up! (Informal greeting)
  • How long have you known this girl? You've known me your entire life.
  • You don't deserve that / You don't know me / You don't get it. (Alternatives)
  • He is totally a jerk. (Am. E. for rude person)
  • I guess I should go back to work.
  • Get away, I mean it. We are done when I say we are done.
  • For God's sake, this is your sister's wedding.
  • I've changed my mind. I don't want her... I want her.
  • Take the girl home, both of them, clear out.
  • I think I've finally won your mom over.
  • They're awesome.
  • The cancer has spread.
  • It's another part of a terrific summer, not the best though.
  • Why wouldn't they tell me what's going on?
  • He's never gonna see him grow up. ('gonna' is informal for 'going to')
  • Hey buddy.
  • Get away.
  • Get better.
  • I need you to take me home.
  • We'll just stop for a second.
  • Goofing around
  • Let's keep this between us.
  • You're a coward and a liar, and I don't trust you. I don't want you near me – go.
  • It meant the world to have you here, I promise.
  • Damn it.
  • I can't reach it.
  • I need to do this so that Dad gets better.
  • We should have told you before, sir.
  • So what!
  • I was so mean to him. Look Mom, I'm going to stay.
  • I'm not gonna say goodbye 'cause I'm not going anywhere. ('gonna' and ''cause' are informal)
  • Love, we hope this fragile thing survives, against all odds.
  • What he did was wrong and you know that.
  • He misses you.
  • I doubt it.
  • You don't even know who you are.
  • One day you're gonna open your heart, and you are going to play the piano. It's not gonna make your Mom happy or make me happy; it's gonna make you happy. It's gonna bring you joy. ('gonna' is informal for 'going to', added emphasis)
  • Lazybones
  • Do your hands hurt?
  • Please, don't push me away. ('alejar' - Spanish for 'to push away')
  • We all make mistakes.
  • You feel everything so deeply. You're your father's daughter.
  • My dad and I had another language. I know he would like me to share this with you guys.
  • I'm really sorry for your loss.
  • Thanks for coming.

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