English Lessons
“OK. Let's get down to business.”
You're in charge of a committee at your church that is planning a fundraising event. You're having a lunch meeting with the other members of the committee. Everyone has had time to order their food, make small talk, and start eating. Now you want ...
“Everything is really blurry. I can't even make out what that sign over there says.”
You're chatting with a friend in a cafe. You start to talk about your glasses. Your friend asks how well you can see without them. You take off your glasses and say this.
“You should have seen the look on his face. It was priceless!”
You played a trick on your brother and really surprised him. He made a funny face. Now you're telling a friend the story of what happened. You say this to describe his reaction.
“On the count of three. One, two, three!”
You and a friend are going swimming in a pool. It's a little cold, so you're both afraid to jump into the water. You agree to jump in together at the same time.
“Sales have been steadily increasing since the launch.”
You're giving a presentation about the sales results of a product which your company recently started selling. The say this because the company has been selling more and more of the product each week.
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