Phrases & Expressions

To enter a room, building or other place.

• Please come in and sit down.
• Don't come in without knocking first.

Used to encourage someone or to ask someone to hurry.

• Come on, we're going to be late!
• Come on, you can do it!

To prepare the evening meal.

• I'll cook dinner tonight.
• She cooks dinner every day.

A polite way to ask someone to do something.

• Could you pass the salt?
• Could you tell me the time?

Used to ask about someone's wishes or preferences.

• What do you want for lunch?
• Do you want the red one or the blue one?

Used to tell someone not to worry about a small problem or mistake.

• I'm sorry I'm late. Don't worry about it.
• You spilled a little water. Don't worry about it.

Used politely to get someone's attention or to ask someone to move.

• Excuse me, where is the bathroom?
• Excuse me, can I pass?

To feel improved after being ill or sad.

• I hope you feel better soon.
• I feel much better today.

To feel healthy and well; not sick or worried.

• I had a headache this morning, but now I feel fine.
• Don't worry about me, I feel fine.

To want or need to eat food.

• I feel hungry; let's find a restaurant.
• Do you feel hungry after your run?