Using American Slang & Idiom
Tom PenkethLearn cultural expressions (slang and idioms) in American English. Improve your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills!
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People make plans to get together. Whether it’s a business meeting or a date, we sometime have to change our plans. So, we will contact the person we are planning to meet and say, “Can I get a raincheck?” Which means: “Can we please postpon...
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ASAP is extremely common acronym, especially in business. If your manager wants something completed quickly, he will use this expression, which literally means: “Get it finished as quickly as you can. This is very important.
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Tom is a private ESL tutor in NYC. He teaches English to professionals and college students. Website: TomsTutoringNYC.com
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