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Useful Expressions in Speaking English

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English is known as the Language of International Communication. It has become part and parcel of almost every existing field. It is so common that one out of five people can speak or understand English.


In order to improve English speaking skills of global English language learners, we’ve covered a wide range of everyday situations. Different kinds of basic expressions are demonstrated quite skillfully. We hope that these expressions will definitely support you to learn and practice English language interestingly.

Useful Expressions in Speaking English
Greetings:
When we meet someone we warmly greet them by using polite words. Greetings are formal expressions of goodwill, said on meeting or in a written message…
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Introducing Yourself:
Self-introduction is the act of introducing yourself to someone else. It is the direct way to demonstrate ‘Who are you?’ and ‘What you do?’…
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Introducing Others:
Most of the time you need to introduce others too. When you know how to introduce others in social and business situations…
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Apologizing:
An apology is an expression of regret or remorse for actions. Apologizing is to acknowledge the hurt that your actions caused to someone else…
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Encouraging Others:
When you encourage others, you, in the process, are encouraged because you’re making a commitment and difference in that person’s life…
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Expressing Gratitude:
Gratitude is the quality of being grateful or thankful. It is a strong feeling of appreciation to someone or something for what the person has done to help you…
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Invitation:
An Invitation is a written or spoken request to come to an event or special occasion, such as wedding, birthday, party, meal or meeting…
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Giving Opinion:
An opinion is a view, thought, attitude, belief or judgement formed about something. It is neither conclusive nor necessarily based on fact or knowledge…
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Complimenting:
Compliment is a remark or note deliberated to indicate praise or applause of someone. It expresses acceptance, esteem or commendation…
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Permitting:
Permission is the action of allowing someone to do a particular thing. It is a consent or authorization. Permission is asked, granted or sometimes refused…
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Agreeing-Disagreeing:
Agreeing means to have the same opinion, views or emotions about something. On the other hand, Disagreeing means to have the different opinion…
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Expressing Pleasure:
Pleasure is just a feeling of happiness, satisfaction and enjoyment. It refers to knowledge that feels pleasant, that carries the enjoyment of something…
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Describing Somebody:
Describing is a written or spoken report of how something is done or of what someone or something is like…
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Taking Leave:
We always come together for different purposes, such as party, program, function, ceremony etc…
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Expressing Surprise:
Surprise is an unexpected or astonishing situation, event or fact. It is an instant feeling of wonder or amazement…
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Complaining:
Complaining means to express dissatisfaction, pain or annoyance about something. We often meet people…
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Suggestions:
Suggestion means an idea, plan, proposal or piece of advice which is put forward for consideration or deliberation…
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Possibility-Impossibility:
Possibility is something that may happen or be the fact or truth. It is the state, fact or quality of being possible or likelihood…
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Recommending:
Recommendation is a statement or declaration that someone or something would be good or suitable for a particular purpose…
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Offering food/Drink:
We often politely ask people for food or drink. It is not forcing others, but requesting calmly using well-mannered words…
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Predicting:
Prediction is a personal statement or guess about a future event. Most of the time it is based on personal experience or knowledge…
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Warning:
Warning is something that makes you understand there is a possible danger, risk or problem, especially in the future. It is a state of being warned…
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Buying Things:
The action or an occasion of purchasing something is called Buying or Shopping. It is the financial process to acquire the possession by paying money…
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Cheering:
Cheering is the shout of encouragement, applause and approval. It is a very special kind of excitement to express joy and enthusiasm…
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Like-Dislike:
Like means to feel attraction toward something or take pleasure in something. It is to enjoy or approve of something or someone. Dislike is a…
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Expressing Anger:
Anger is a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, belligerence or hostility. Anger, also known as wrath or rage…
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Expressing Good Luck:
In our daily life we always wish or motivate someone for something. If you say ‘Good luck‘ or ‘Best of luck‘ to someone…
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Satisfaction-Dissatisfaction:
Satisfaction is the act of fulfilling a need, wish, hunger, thirst, expectation etc. It is a pleasant feeling that you get…
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Joining Conversation:
Sometimes we go to a social event where we find some known or unknown people talking with each other. In this situation…
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Leaving Conversation:
Most of the time we involve ourselves in different conversations at different occasions, such as parties…
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Making Appointments:
Appointment is an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place, a fixed mutual agreement or alliance…
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Threatening:
Threatening is to express or suggest the approach of harm or danger. It is to show or to say that someone is likely to do…
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Expressing Sympathy:
The purpose of Expressing Sympathy or Condolence is to offer our empathy and concern for the bereaved…
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Expressing Worry/Fear:
The words ‘Fear‘ or ‘Worry‘ are related to negative thoughts. They are known as mental distress or agitation resulting…
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Reminding Someone:
Reminding is to make someone aware of something forgotten or possibly forgotten, or to bring back a memory…
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Telephonic Conversation:
Telephone is an indispensable part of our life. Telephonic conversation has become an essential part of Speaking…
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(Expressions are added regularly. Keep visiting the page)


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