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I gotta say=I have to say,I must say (to emphasize, compare)

I gotta say that test was hard

Out of this world, amazing, fantastic, very very good

What do you think of food?


It's was out of this world

Get to= to have an opportunity to do something

I got to try some new local brews


That I had never tried before.

As opposed to= compared to, instead of, rather than

That English teacher focuses on conversation as opposed to grammar.

To move on= to move forward, to move to the next thing, to do something different

Let's move on from this depressing topic.


Before we move on, does anyone have any questions?

To put(someone) to shame


= to perform better


= to be better

I thought I spoke Italian well, but you put me to shame.


You beautiful kitchen puts mine to shame.

You can't go worng


It's a good decision, it's the right choice, it's never a mistake

If you want good seafood, you can't go worng with that restaurant.


For an evening event, you can't go worng with a black dress.

To pop up = to appear suddenly, unexpectedly

New stores are popping up in this neighborhood.


If any problems pop up, make sure you tell the manager.

(To grow by) leaps and bounds


= to increase(grow) fast

The economy has been growing by leaps and bounds.

Born and raised= that place is also identity.


You grew up there.

Even though she's lived in New York for a long time, she's a California girl, born and raised

I can't take it= I can't tolerate it, it's too much for me.

Please stop the noise. I can't take it any more.

To die for=extremely good, fantastic

That dessert is to die for.


That beach house has a view to die for

The place to be=very popular place, exciting place, everyone wants to be there.

That new club is the place to be on a saturday night.

To blow out of the water, to destroy the competition, to be the best,

The final score was 9-1. We blew them out of the water.

To bring up=to introduce a subject=to begin talking about a topic

I'm so glad you brought that up.


I'll bring it up at the next meeting


You know I don't want to talk about it why do you keep bringing it up?

A Cleanse is a special diet when you want to clean your body and you maybe drink only water or juice for a specific period of time that's called a cleanse

Every January to do a cleanse or detox, and those are temporary, fleeting goals that are very hard to maintain

Fleeting - lasting for a short time


Time is fleeting

I had a fleeting thought or fleeting glance, moment of happiness

To beat yourself up(over)=to blame yourself too much or unnecessarily.


He's really beating himself up over failing the exam

The one I would say that is to change your mindset to not look at it as a punishment and something you have to do, like beat yourself up

Funny (3 meanings)


1.humormous


2.strange, unusual, weird


3. Feeling a little sick

He's a funny guy


3.My stomach feels funny, I feel a little funny today

Set the tone(for)


To establish an attitude, mood or feeling or manner in which something will continue.


The first paragraph can set the tone for entire story.


His funny comment aet the tone for the remainder of the meeting

So I'd say start your breakfast with always protein because that sets the tone for the day in terms of how your body is going to use and store energy

Equate with=to consider one thing to be the same as something else, to believe that two things are equal

Some people equate happiness with having a lot of money

At no time do I think->inverted word order( question form) this sometimes used for special emphasis we can use this grammar structure for negative adverbs for example never, seldom, not only

What they don't realise is probably in one glass of orange juice is about eight oranges and at no time do I think you would sit down and actually eat eight oranges in one sitting

I have never heard...


Never have I heard...


He has never or Never has he


We seldom have or


Seldom do we have

Never have I seen such a beautiful thing(voice)


I never believed that o never did I


We seldom have strong earthquakes here or seldom do w


She not only speaks spanish but she also speaks Italian or


Not only does she speak spanish


I rarely see him or rarely do I see

In one sitting= you don't stop doing something until it's finished

I can't believe you read the whole book in one sitting

The fiber that slows down the rush of sugar


A sudden feeling of excitement=an increase in energy that is called sugar rush

I'm very sensitive to caffeine. I feel a caffeine rush after just one cup of coffee

Protein breakfast, cut the juice,the number three is to get some movement in everyday

Final tips

Reap the benefits=get thebenefits

Studies show that we do not have to do a 40 minutes sustained cardio workout to reap the benefits of fat loss.

Get through the hump


Get over the hump

So if you can get through that hump, the first 10 days


It's been a very difficult week, but I think we're over the bump.

Craving=strong desire especially for food

It won't impact your sugar cravings

Pull together; work hard as a group to achieve something

I think we can pull it all together=


Let's pull together to change the situation.


Calm down pull yourself together.

There's no use in..=it's not helpful


=it's useless to do it


There's no use in worrying It doesn't change anything.

These is no use in having a scared mindset or a panicky mindset

Pick up something = to lifte sth, to learn sth new,to start a newhobby

Pronunciation I went in = I wennin

A bunch of=a bunch,a lot of,many


I saw a bunch of people waiting in line.

Have you ever been to New york?


Sure, I've been to New York a bunch of times.

To lighten the mood= to make people feel better and happier.


Mood=atmosphere, how people feel

He told a bunch of jokes to try to lighten the mood.

Day to day life=in everyday life


We went to the supermarket to buy the items we need for our day to day life.

In our day to day life we're working so much when things are normal you know we don't have time to pick up a new hobby all the time.

For a time being=temporarily


All the restaurants are closed for the time being. I am living with my brother for the time being

They shut all of them down for the time being

Fall out of shape=get out of shape


Not in shape, not in good physical condition


I don"t want to stop working out because I don't want to fall out of shape.

I want to make sure that I don't fall out of shape too much

To Weather the storm


=to be successful in dealing with a difficult situation, to figure out how to survive a crisis


The economic recession will impact us, but I think we'll .manage to weather the storm.

I think I'm going to try to weather the storm stay in california


In the next few days we will see the ambassador can weather the political storm caused by his remarks

No matter what=it doesn't matter what happens,


Are you staying home these days?


No,i have to work no matter what


I love you no matter what.


No matter what I'm gonna try to stick it out

Stick it out=endure or tolerate a difficult situation until the end.


This class is very difficult but I will stick it out.

Give notice


Tell in advance about something that will happen


My tutor requires a 24-hour notice for cancelling our lesson

For example if you'd like to quit your job usually it's customary to give two-week notice to your employer. So you can say I gave my two-week notice and by the way did you notice that I said