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DO NOT say "how are you?"! Ask the question PROPERLY!
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BRITISH vs. AMERICAN English: 100+ Differences Illustrated | Learn English Vocabulary
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Learn 15 idioms in 5 minutes (with word "under")
βœ…Up in the air

Meaning: uncertain and with an unknown result; undecided


Example:
πŸ‘±β€β™€οΈ: Are you going to take a vacation next week?

πŸ‘¨: It's still up in the air. My company is working on a big project, so I might have to work next week.
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41 British House Cleaning Vocabulary Words, Phrases, Phrasal Verbs & Slang!
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DO vs MAKE: Top 17 English Vocabulary Phrases
πŸ’ Call the roll.

Meaning: To call the names of people from a list of those enrolled, expecting them to reply if they are present.


Example: After I call the roll, please open your books to page 12.
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Interrogation room

Meaning: Police stations usually have interrogation rooms for questioning suspects.

Example:

Sara testified she didn't know David had died until Mike informed her of his death in an interrogation room.

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Top 7 English Proverbs that You MUST Know