30 Examples of the most frequently used everyday English sentences, complete with their meanings

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To be able to understand English well, you have to practice often, at least using English in everyday life.

Brilio.net - Learning English doesn't have to be difficult, especially if you start with simple things that are often used in everyday life. One effective way to improve your English skills is to memorize and understand commonly used sentences. That way, you can be more confident when talking to others, both in casual conversations and more formal situations.

To be able to understand English well, you have to practice often, at least using English in everyday life. Here are examples of the most frequently used English sentences, complete with their meanings. Starting from greetings, general conversations, to sentences that often appear in public places such as restaurants or shops. By understanding and using them often, your ability to speak English will improve naturally.

So, if you want to be more fluent in speaking English, let's take a look at the following list of sentences, as compiled by brilio.net from various sources, Friday (31/1).

1. Good morning! (Good morning!)

2. How are you? (How are you?)

3. Nice to meet you! (Nice to meet you!)

4. What's up? (What's up?/How are you?)

5. See you later! (See you later!)

Examples of the most frequently used everyday English sentences
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6. Can you help me? (Can you help me?)

7. I don't understand. (I don't understand.)

8. Could you repeat that, please? (Can you repeat that, please?)

9. That's a good idea! (That is a good idea!)

10. What do you think? (What do you think?)

11. May I have this? (May I take this?)

12. Of course! (Of course!)

13. No problem! (Does not matter!)

14. That sounds great! (That sounds great!)

15. I agree with you. (I agree with you.)

16. What time is it? (What time is it now?)

17. Where is the nearest supermarket? (Where is the nearest supermarket?)

18. How do I get to the train station? (How do I get to the train station?)

19. It's on the left/right. (It's on the left/right.)

20. Go straight ahead. (Go straight ahead.)

21. How much does this cost? (How much does it cost?)

22. Can I have the menu, please? (May I have a menu?)

23. I'd like a cup of coffee, please. (I'd like a cup of coffee.)

24. The food is delicious! (The food is delicious!)

25. Can I pay by card?

26. I'm so tired. (I am very tired.)

27. I'm running late! (I'm late!)

28. I feel better now. (I feel better now.)

29. That's amazing! (That's awesome!)

30. Take care! (Take care of yourself well!)

(brl/ola)