WordStudyEveryday Native Phrases — B1 level
28 expressions of level B1 (Intermediate) from the “Everyday Native Phrases” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap one to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| fair enough | used to say you accept what someone said, even if you don't fully agree |
| fair point | used to admit that what someone said is reasonable or correct |
| you bet | an enthusiastic way to say 'yes, of course' or 'you're welcome' |
| you got it | used to say you will do something right away, or that you understand |
| there you go | said when something finally works, or when handing something over |
| I hear you | used to show you understand and share someone's point or feeling |
| about time | used to say something should have happened much earlier |
| works for me | used to say a plan or time is fine with you |
| you've got a point | used to agree that someone is right |
| I'll pass | a polite way to decline an offer |
| no offense | said before a comment to show you don't mean to insult anyone |
| don't get me wrong | used before a comment so it isn't misunderstood |
| I'm not so sure | a polite way to express doubt or mild disagreement |
| yeah right | a sarcastic way to say you don't believe something at all |
| you've got to be kidding | used to show shock or disbelief |
| your call | used to say the decision belongs to the other person |
| whatever works | used to say any option is fine as long as it succeeds |
| if you ask me | used to introduce your personal opinion |
| last but not least | used to introduce the final item, which is still important |
| let's face it | used before admitting an uncomfortable truth |
| believe it or not | used before something surprising but true |
| like it or not | used to say something is true whether you accept it or not |
| who would have thought | used to express surprise at how things turned out |
| be my guest | used to give permission, meaning 'go ahead' |
| count me in | used to say you want to take part |
| count me out | used to say you don't want to take part |
| no biggie | an informal way to say something is not a problem |
| my bad | an informal way to admit a mistake is yours |
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