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Make Your English More EXPRESSIVE with these Phrases
Start using these flexible English idioms and expressions today. Many of the phrases in this lesson come from the world of entertainment and performance, but they are used naturally in the workplace, in presentations, and in daily life. I explain each expression clearly, show you what it really means, and give practical examples so you can understand how to use it correctly and confidently. You will learn expressions such asthe whole shebang, sell it, to get off on the wrong foot, to think on your feet, and to keep your feet on the ground, along with many others that appear frequently in spoken and written English.
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