Phrases & Expressions

To get a coffee quickly.

• Want to grab a coffee?
• I'm going to grab a coffee before work.

An informal greeting asking about someone's recent well-being.

• Hi! How have you been?
• How have you been lately?

Used to say that you are sure something is true or will happen.

• I bet he's late again.
• I bet you can finish this before lunch.

I don't know at all.

• I have no clue.
• I have no clue what to do.

To be in the same difficult or unpleasant situation as someone else.

• We're all in the same boat with this problem.
• Don't worry, we're in the same boat.

Used to tell someone rudely not to ask about or interfere in your private affairs.

• Mind your business and let me handle my own problems.
• It's not your problem, mind your business.

Money has power and influence, especially in business.

• He got the best table in the restaurant because money talks.
• In this town, money talks.

Informal way to admit a mistake.

• Oh, my bad! I'll fix it.
• My bad, I forgot.

used to express surprise or agreement

• He's a millionaire? No kidding!
• No kidding, I saw a celebrity.

You must work hard and endure difficulties to achieve success.

• If you want to improve, remember: no pain, no gain.
• My coach always says, 'No pain, no gain!'