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Expressions in English! list of thousands of English expressions frequently used in daily conversations. Learning these common expressions help your English sound more fluently and naturally like a native speaker.

English Expressions
What are English expressions?
English expressions, also commonly known as expressions, are words, or group of words that when used in a certain way convey a certain meaning. Expressions come in many forms, for instance, some of them are collocations, others are common phrases, while others idioms or even phrasal verbs. Here is a closer look at each of these kinds of expressions.

Collocations are expressions that are made up of two or more words that match a particular manner of saying things. Generally, the words have a greater meaning when used together than when used individually.

For instance, " computer monitor". Collocations are also juxtapositions such as " dead serious."

The English language has many phrases, and these are used fairly often by most English speakers and are therefore understood by most English speakers.

For example:

As per their name, phrasal verbs consist of a verb and a particle. A particle is a preposition or an adverb. This combination ends up creating a new word or phrase.

For instance:
What are common sayings in English?
An English saying is a common expression that usually conveys certain wisdom and advice. These sayings include proverbs and even idioms. Sayings can also refer to expressions that are related to a certain person. For instance, Solomon's sayings on youth.

An idiom is a set of two or more words that have a meaning beyond the literal meaning of the individual words. Idioms also include colloquial expressions.

For instance: "when he heard the news, he went bananas".

Usually, when it comes to the English language, idioms are different from proverbs as far as sayings go based on the fact that they will be shorter.

While proverbs are complete sentences, idioms are usually short incomplete statements. Examples of idioms that make up sayings include the following: at the drop of the hat, beat about the bush.

In general, idioms need to be combined with other words in order to convey their meaning properly.
Proverbs
The word proverbs is often considered synonymous with the word sayings. They are usually part of every culture, and they have a very rigid structure, whereby missing out a single word can completely change their meaning.

Some common English proverbs include: actions speak louder than words, every cloud has a silver lining, a picture is worth a thousand words, better late than never and so forth.

The Importance of Learning Common Expressions and Sayings

Learning English expressions and common sayings is very important for any English speaker. For one thing, these statements make it easier to put across some points without having to use many other words.

Additionally, the use of expressions and sayings is something that you will find in any language. Therefore, you cannot be said to have an adequate grasp of any language without having to master some of these expressions and sayings.

Furthermore, learning English expressions and sayings is important because it means you can understand what people are saying without misunderstanding them. Expressions and sayings often use words that convey a certain meaning beyond what the words themselves mean.

For instance, " kick the bucket " does not literally hit a bucket with your foot, but rather means someone has passed on. Therefore, without learning English expressions and common sayings, you would consistently misunderstand what many experienced speakers are saying.

Also, learning expressions and sayings can help you improve your critical thinking skills, as you will get some wisdom from what some of these expressions say. For instance, the saying, " I never learned from a man who agreed with me" would help you understand that taking criticism constructive ly is a good way to improve your learning by identifying and working on your mistakes.

Thousands of Common English Expressions

When you listen to the English language, you are sure to hear many expressions that may not make sense on first hearing. But that is OK as we have a selection of great articles to show you exactly what to listen out for.

In short, an expression is a word or a phrase which expresses a thought, idea or feeling. In the English language, expressions are used very commonly and there are some which might appear to make little or no sense. For example, don't put all your eggs in one basket. You may think that the speaker is talking about eggs but in reality they are trying to say that you should not rely solely on one thing. This shows us that when your hear an expression being used in an English conversation, it is not always a literal phrase.

Since this type of speech is used very frequently in day to day conversation, and also in written text, it is important for you to gain a good knowledge of some of the most common expressions that native English speakers might use. As you continue through your English learning journey, you will no doubt pick up more and more expressions along the way. Take a look through some of these common ones and take a moment to try and work out what you think it means before looking at the definition. It may surprise you when you find out that things are not always as they seem.
Collocations in English. Common phrases in English. English phrasal verbs. English Idioms.
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Expressions in English! list of thousands of English expressions frequently used in daily conversations. Learning these common expressions help your English sound more fluently and naturally like a native speaker. What are English expressions? English expressions, also commonly known as expressions, are words, or group of words that when used in a certain way convey a certain meaning.

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The sequence connectors are the words in the English language that are used to connect views, ideas from one sentence to another sentence and are used to provide paragraph attachment.

Also, it connects the linking words, some conjunctions which are related to the sequence connectors.

Examples of Sequence Connectors in Sentences

1. First of all:
First of all, I'd like to introduce myself in front of you all.

2. As soon as:
As soon as I got up in the morning, I started checking my phone.

3. Next:
The passenger seated next to me has drunk.

4. Then:
Complete your homework, then only I will give you dinner.

5. In conclusion:
In conclusion, each player has some drawbacks while playing the game.

6. Finally:
Finally, I got admission to Oxford University.

7. Furthermore:
Playing outdoor games makes your body fit, furthermore, it also enhances your stamina.

8. At last:
At last, the program came to an end with the speech of the principal.

9. Besides:
Besides the tennis game, he also loves swimming.

10. In the end:
The entire movie's story was so good, but in the end, the actor was not alive.

11. In addition:
The driver is driving a bus; in addition, a conductor is advising him by the side.

12. Moreover:
Samuel is studying in college, moreover, he works part-time for his pocket money.

13. Finally:
Finally, the spaceship has been launched successfully.

14. Before:
Before the arrival of the warden, we have to reach our rooms.

15. Fourth:
She ranked fourth in her college in the final exams.

16. To conclude:
To conclude, he made the results by himself and submitted them in the professor's cabin.

17. First of all:
First of all, I would like to invite the honorable chief guest of today's program.

18. A final point:
All the street racers meet each other at a final point to declare the winner of the race,

19. At last:
At last, the winning trophy has been awarded to the captain of the team.,

20. Last but not least:
Last but not least, the match between RR versus JB is starting within a few minutes.

List of Sequence Connectors

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Sequence Connectors: Definition, Examples, and List

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It's been 9 days since we arrived at Penang, Malaysia. I decided to join this trip alone because my friends said they're out of their budget. I was really excited and looking forward to meet new people here.

The fisrt things I learned from Penang is basic expressions from a random guy that I met in RECSAM, who I believe he was the maid. He just approached and taught me some basic words. The first one is Selamat pagi, means good morning in Malay language. I also learned how to say good night too. Unfortunately, dut to my short-memory, all of them are just vanished from my brain. I also discovered new language, Urdu, from Fatima. She's one of the buddies that I got a chance to have a conversation with. She taught me a couple of the basic expressions as well. One of them is Shukriya, which means thank you in Urdu. We were talking for hours when we first met. It's about her home country, Pakistan. We even shared our secrets! That's why I can feel the connection with her the most.

I had a great time during my stay in Penang, Malaysia. I've got to learn new languages and meet fantastic people. I will cherish every moment here and always keep in touch with every single person I had a deep conversation with. I'm sure the love and memories we shared will be engraved in my heart forever.

-Amp

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We visited Penang for 10 days and had a great opportunity to study at the University of Sains Malaysia, which is the top Asian university. It was such an incredible and unforgettable experience that we definitely couldn't have in Thailand, such as making new friends, trying something new, and visiting many new places. It was also very useful for us to improve ourselves to achieve our goals in the future.

Firstly, we learn about living abroad, such as washing clothes by ourselves, taking the wrong bus, and handling the water distraction, which is very new in our lives. All of these unpredictable situations could shape us to have realistic and positive thinking and make us more adaptable and able to blend in with every situation in the future, whether it is good or bad.

Secondly, we can improve our proficiency in the English language, which we have been learning for a while but haven't had the opportunity to apply in real life. Studying in Penang gave us the opportunity to speak English more often because we had many amazing supporters, including our buddy that the USM provides for us, and having conversation partners has been important in helping us become more comfortable and brave when speaking to people.

To sum up, every good moment always goes fast because we enjoy every valuable moment until we forget that it is time to go back home. But every cherish moment is a gift that we will collect to improve the goals forever.

Pear&Kay

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The recent trip 12-day summer school trip was held in Penang , Malaysia from 2 to 13 of January 2024 . This trip also made me learn many experiences and get to know the culture and food of Malaysia. and foreign friends.

While the plane landed at Penang City Airport We have entered the country. to go check immigration to enter Malaysia After that there was a bus. Pick up and drop off at recsam dormitory to rest. The feeling was like a change of atmosphere. You will learn that living in a dormitory is different from living at home.

Entering day 2 of Malaysia  Went to compete with the Malaysian University of Science.  To study basic English  When we arrived in the morning, there was food to eat.  After eating, I went to study in class to learn English.  After finishing the morning class, we took a lunch break to eat lunch. Lunch consisted of beef, fried chicken, and massaman. When we finished eating lunch,  then rest as desired  When the afternoon class arrived, I went to class as usual. When the class ended, the next day I went to visit Georgetown, went for a walk, bought some things, went to eat dinner, which was roti, and then went to the beach at Padang Kota Lama.

In conclusion, traveling and studying on this trip was very fun.  learned the culture  and exchange of countries  and then returned to the Malay language  It was a very good experience on this trip. If there is a trip abroad in the future, I will go again.

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The short-term exchange study at Universiti Sains Malaysia from 2-13 January 2024. I learn about new cultures, such as food culture and the life of people in Malaysia. I expect that what I have learned will be useful to me in the future.

The day after arriving in Malaysia, the first meal we ate was Nasi Lemak. The taste was quite new to me as the food was spicy with a bit of sweet, which is different from Thai food.The first time I ate it, I thought it tasted like แกงส้ม it's a sour curry from Thailand.

I've been here for 5 days. I've tried the local foods and I'm really interested in it. So I asked my Malay friends to say that each food has a history or is there a process for how to do it? Because I am a person who likes to eat food like that. So I thought that if I took the knowledge of local cooking methods that my Malaysian friends taught me and continued on, it might have a positive effect on me and my family. For example, if I practiced cooking and sold those foods to generate income for people and their families.

To conclude, after coming to study on exchange in Malaysia, I think I will gain a lot of new knowledge and experience from teachers and friends who teach and give me advice.

Jasmin

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The recent 10-day USM English camp in Penang,Malaysia from 2 to 13th of January 2024.The trip has benefited me with helpful knowledge about life and how to become a great student.This report aims to present what I learned from the trip as well as how it would benefit my future.

As we landed in Penang after a short flight from suvarnabhumi airport (BKK). We exited the airport, we were greeted by the rained weather and headed straight to our International house to check in and get some rest.After freshening up in the morning.We took a bus to Universiti sains malaysia (USM).There’s breakfast for us. it’s a national dish called Nasi lemak and then we took lessons. .The teacher started with the basics and made us write a short essay of our expectations for the course.

On Wed3/1 ,We took a bus to Subaidah Restaurant at USM and then I ordered nasi goreng telur mata dan ayam goreng (egg fried rice and fried chicken) for breakfast it’s hard to called And a guy who charges me for food taught me how to call name of food. If I don’t call it right, He won’t let me pay.I see the people near me eat with right hand instead using spoon and fork I think it’s normally because in Thailand some food we also used hand to eat.After finished breakfast We go to lesson just like we do every day. We went to the local market to buy some food for dinner.

On sat6/1 we took a bus like a tourist to Georgetown to try the famous Penang street food.e tried char kway teow,Penang laksa, and satay - such amazing flavors and then we went to Chew jetty , 3d mansion, Gurney plaza and we headed to Batu Ferringhi beach on the north coast of the island. We relaxed on the soft sand, But we didn’t play in the water because it rained and arrived at evening just watched the sunset. On the way back,We stopped at a Thai restaurant for the spot after a long day. We really miss Thai food. The weather was a little bit hot so, I was a bit tired but overall it was an unforgettable experience,After we were out all day, we took a shower and have a good night’s sleep.

Before departure , we had a free evening before our flight back tomorrow in the morning at 13th. We headed to Georgetown and enjoyed bamboo noodles and street-food.We did some final souvenir shopping before it was time to head to the airport.

To summarize Our week in Penang flew by,filled with amazing food,multicultural of Penang Island , interesting sights, and lots of fun My trip was very satisfied and truly enjoyed this trip.

Cream, Tanpitcha

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