EVERYDAY ENGLISH / 240 SENTENCES
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TODAY'S LINE
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I just got home / and I need a few minutes / to unwind.
Part 1Part 1 basic daily situations
PART 01
Part 1 basic daily situations
| # | Written | |
|---|---|---|
| 001 | I just got home / and I need a few minutes / to unwind. | |
| 002 | I woke up later than I meant to, / so I had to rush out the door. | |
| 003 | I usually make coffee / before I check my messages. | |
| 004 | I’m running a little behind, / but I should be there soon. | |
| 005 | I left my phone at home, / so I had to go back for it. | |
| 006 | I’m trying to get out the door / without forgetting anything. | |
| 007 | I haven’t had breakfast yet, / so I’m getting pretty hungry. | |
| 008 | I picked up a few things / on my way home from work. | |
| 009 | I need to do laundry / before I run out of clean clothes. | |
| 010 | I finally got around to / cleaning out the fridge. | |
| 011 | I’m not in a huge hurry, / so we can take our time. | |
| 012 | I meant to reply earlier, / but the day got away from me. | |
| 013 | I’ll take care of it / as soon as I get a chance. | |
| 014 | I’m going to grab something quick / before the meeting starts. | |
| 015 | I need to charge my phone / before the battery dies. | |
| 016 | I’ve been sitting here all day, / so I need to stretch my legs. | |
| 017 | I’m just heading out now. / Do you need anything? | |
| 018 | I’m trying to cut back on coffee, / but today has been a long day. | |
| 019 | I made extra, / in case you want some too. | |
| 020 | I’ll put it on the list / so I don’t forget again. | |
| 021 | That sounds good to me. / What time were you thinking? | |
| 022 | I’m not sure yet, / but I’ll let you know by tonight. | |
| 023 | I don’t mind either way. / Whatever works best for you. | |
| 024 | I’d love to, / but I already have plans tonight. | |
| 025 | That works for me. / I can be flexible. | |
| 026 | I’m glad you said something. / I was about to ask you the same thing. | |
| 027 | I didn’t catch that. / Could you say it one more time? | |
| 028 | I know what you mean. / It happens to me all the time. | |
| 029 | That’s a good point. / I hadn’t thought about it that way. | |
| 030 | I’m fine with that, / as long as we don’t leave too late. | |
| 031 | I’m honestly not feeling up to it / tonight. | |
| 032 | I’m looking forward to it. / It’ll be nice to get out. | |
| 033 | I can’t believe / it’s already this late. | |
| 034 | That was easier than I expected, / which was a nice surprise. | |
| 035 | I didn’t realize / how much time had passed. | |
| 036 | It turned out better / than I thought it would. | |
| 037 | I could really use / a quiet night at home. | |
| 038 | I’m trying not to overthink it, / but it’s hard not to. | |
| 039 | That made my day. / I really needed to hear that. | |
| 040 | I’m doing okay, / just taking things one day at a time. |
PART 02
Part 2 Feelings, Preferences & Natural Reactions
| # | Written | |
|---|---|---|
| 041 | I was so relieved / when I finally heard back from them. | |
| 042 | I’m a little nervous about it, / but I’m also excited. | |
| 043 | It was such a thoughtful thing to say / that it really stayed with me. | |
| 044 | I didn’t expect it to affect me / as much as it did. | |
| 045 | I’m still trying to process / everything that happened. | |
| 046 | I felt awkward at first, / but everyone was really welcoming. | |
| 047 | I’m proud of myself / for giving it a try. | |
| 048 | I was disappointed at first, / but I understand why they decided that. | |
| 049 | It’s frustrating / when you put in the effort and nothing changes. | |
| 050 | I’m grateful that you checked in. / It means more than you know. | |
| 051 | I’m not used to being this busy, / so I’m still finding my rhythm. | |
| 052 | I have a feeling / everything will work out somehow. | |
| 053 | It’s hard to explain, / but this place feels familiar. | |
| 054 | I didn’t mean to sound negative. / I was just being honest. | |
| 055 | I’m trying to be more patient / with myself these days. | |
| 056 | I was completely caught off guard / by how kind they were. | |
| 057 | I’m glad we talked about it / instead of letting it build up. | |
| 058 | I don’t want to make a big deal out of it, / but it bothered me. | |
| 059 | I’m overthinking it again, / which I know is not helpful. | |
| 060 | I needed a reminder / that I don’t have to do everything perfectly. | |
| 061 | I’m more of a morning person / once I’ve had some coffee. | |
| 062 | I’d rather stay in / than go somewhere crowded tonight. | |
| 063 | I tend to save things / until the last minute. | |
| 064 | I’m trying to get better at / saying no when I need to. | |
| 065 | I don’t really have a preference. / I’m happy with either one. | |
| 066 | I’ve always been curious / about how that works. | |
| 067 | I’m the kind of person / who needs time to think things over. | |
| 068 | I usually go with my gut / when I have to make a quick decision. | |
| 069 | I can be pretty hard on myself / when things don’t go as planned. | |
| 070 | I’m not great at small talk, / but I’m working on it. | |
| 071 | That’s exactly the kind of thing / that makes me laugh. | |
| 072 | I can’t get over / how beautiful the weather is today. | |
| 073 | It was nice to see / everyone having such a good time. | |
| 074 | I had no idea / you were dealing with all of that. | |
| 075 | I’m so glad it worked out. / You really deserved a break. | |
| 076 | That must have been stressful. / How did you handle it? | |
| 077 | I’d be lying if I said / I wasn’t a little worried. | |
| 078 | I can see why you feel that way. / That makes a lot of sense. | |
| 079 | It’s one of those days / when nothing seems to go right. | |
| 080 | I’m trying to focus on / what I can control right now. |
PART 03
Part 3 Answers That Keep the Conversation Going
| # | Written | |
|---|---|---|
| 081 | I’m doing pretty well, thanks. / I’ve just been busy with work lately. How about you? | |
| 082 | I’m from Osaka originally, / but I moved here a few years ago. Where are you from? | |
| 083 | I work in marketing, / mostly on online projects. What kind of work do you do? | |
| 084 | I usually spend weekends / catching up with friends or just relaxing at home. What about you? | |
| 085 | I’ve been studying English / on and off for a while, but I’m trying to be more consistent now. | |
| 086 | I went there once / a few years ago, and I remember loving the food. Have you been? | |
| 087 | I’m thinking of taking a short trip / if I can get a few days off. Do you have any plans? | |
| 088 | I usually work from home, / which saves me a lot of commuting time. | |
| 089 | I started cooking more / because eating out was getting expensive. Do you like to cook? | |
| 090 | I’m into podcasts lately, / especially the ones that tell real-life stories. | |
| 091 | I haven’t seen that movie yet, / but I’ve heard really good things about it. | |
| 092 | I’m not much of a runner, / but I like going for long walks. | |
| 093 | I usually listen to music / when I need to concentrate. What helps you focus? | |
| 094 | I’ve never tried it, / but I’d be open to giving it a shot. | |
| 095 | I’m still deciding, / because both options have their good points. | |
| 096 | I went with the simpler option / because I didn’t want to overcomplicate things. | |
| 097 | I’d say it took about an hour, / though it felt longer than that. | |
| 098 | I don’t know much about it, / but I’d love to learn more. | |
| 099 | I’ve been there a couple of times, / mostly for work rather than for fun. | |
| 100 | I usually order the same thing, / but I’m trying something different today. | |
| 101 | What have you been up to / since we last talked? | |
| 102 | How did you get into that / in the first place? | |
| 103 | What was the best part / of your trip? | |
| 104 | How long have you been doing that? / You seem really good at it. | |
| 105 | What made you decide / to make that change? | |
| 106 | How did everything go / in the end? | |
| 107 | What do you usually do / when you need to clear your head? | |
| 108 | What’s been keeping you busy / these days? | |
| 109 | How are things going / on your side? | |
| 110 | What’s something / you’ve been looking forward to lately? | |
| 111 | That sounds amazing. / How did you find out about it? | |
| 112 | Oh, I love that. / What got you interested in it? | |
| 113 | Really? I had no idea. / When did that happen? | |
| 114 | That’s great news. / What are you going to do next? | |
| 115 | That sounds like a lot. / Are you doing okay now? | |
| 116 | I know exactly what you mean. / The same thing happened to me last week. | |
| 117 | I can relate to that. / It took me a while to get used to it too. | |
| 118 | I hear you. / Things have been pretty hectic for me as well. | |
| 119 | That makes sense. / I probably would have done the same thing. | |
| 120 | I’m glad you told me. / Keep me posted on how it goes. |
PART 04
Part 4 Things, Events & Situations as the Subject
| # | Written | |
|---|---|---|
| 121 | This app makes it easier / to keep track of my schedule. | |
| 122 | The traffic was worse than usual, / so the bus was running late. | |
| 123 | That message made me smile / the moment I read it. | |
| 124 | The weather has been so nice / that I’ve been walking everywhere. | |
| 125 | This coffee smells amazing, / but it’s still too hot to drink. | |
| 126 | The meeting ran longer than expected, / which threw off my whole afternoon. | |
| 127 | That little break gave me / the energy I needed to keep going. | |
| 128 | The noise from upstairs / kept me awake last night. | |
| 129 | This new routine is starting to feel / more natural to me. | |
| 130 | The train was packed, / so I had to stand the whole way. | |
| 131 | That conversation brought up / a lot of memories for me. | |
| 132 | The deadline is coming up fast, / so we need to make a decision soon. | |
| 133 | The sun came out / just as we were about to leave. | |
| 134 | That one small change / made a bigger difference than I expected. | |
| 135 | The battery died / right when I needed my phone the most. | |
| 136 | This recipe takes a little time, / but it’s worth the effort. | |
| 137 | The smell of rain / always reminds me of summer. | |
| 138 | That suggestion sounds simple, / but it could solve the whole problem. | |
| 139 | The elevator was out of order, / so we had to take the stairs. | |
| 140 | This chair is more comfortable / than it looks. | |
| 141 | The way you explained it / made everything much clearer. | |
| 142 | That mistake taught me / what I needed to do differently next time. | |
| 143 | The good news is / that we still have plenty of time. | |
| 144 | The bad news is / that the store closes in ten minutes. | |
| 145 | The hard part is / getting started in the first place. | |
| 146 | The best thing about working from home / is having more control over my time. | |
| 147 | The problem with rushing / is that I end up making careless mistakes. | |
| 148 | One thing that helps me relax / is taking a walk without my phone. | |
| 149 | What surprised me most / was how quickly everyone agreed. | |
| 150 | The reason I’m bringing this up / is that I want to avoid a misunderstanding. | |
| 151 | It looks like it might rain, / so I’m bringing an umbrella just in case. | |
| 152 | It turns out that the restaurant / is closed on Mondays. | |
| 153 | It feels good / to cross something off my to-do list. | |
| 154 | It took me a while / to figure out what was wrong. | |
| 155 | It’s nice to have / something to look forward to. | |
| 156 | It can be hard / to stay motivated when progress is slow. | |
| 157 | It doesn’t make sense / to spend more than we need to. | |
| 158 | It was a relief / to know that nobody was hurt. | |
| 159 | It’s funny how one song / can take you back to a specific moment. | |
| 160 | It never occurred to me / that I could ask for help. |
PART 05
Part 5 Explaining Reasons, Changes & Experiences
| # | Written | |
|---|---|---|
| 161 | I stayed home because I wasn’t feeling well, / and I ended up getting the rest I needed. | |
| 162 | When I got there, / everyone had already started eating. | |
| 163 | I was about to leave / when I realized I had forgotten my keys. | |
| 164 | Since the weather was so nice, / we decided to eat outside. | |
| 165 | Although I was tired, / I was glad I went because I had a great time. | |
| 166 | I took the earlier train / so that I wouldn’t have to rush. | |
| 167 | While I was waiting, / I called my mom to let her know I’d be late. | |
| 168 | I didn’t say anything at the time / because I needed a moment to think. | |
| 169 | After I finished work, / I went for a walk to clear my head. | |
| 170 | Before we make a decision, / I think we should look at all the options. | |
| 171 | I’ve been sleeping better / since I stopped looking at my phone before bed. | |
| 172 | The more I practice speaking, / the less nervous I feel. | |
| 173 | I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it / once I gave it a chance. | |
| 174 | I didn’t realize how tired I was / until I finally sat down. | |
| 175 | I’ve learned that it helps / to write things down when my mind feels busy. | |
| 176 | I was so focused on finishing quickly / that I missed an important detail. | |
| 177 | We got there early enough / to find a good place to sit. | |
| 178 | I kept putting it off / until it became more stressful than it needed to be. | |
| 179 | I’m trying to spend less time online / because it’s too easy to lose track of time. | |
| 180 | I didn’t want to cancel, / but I knew I needed to take care of myself. | |
| 181 | I thought it would be difficult, / but it was more manageable than I expected. | |
| 182 | I was worried that I’d be late, / but the meeting started later than planned. | |
| 183 | I didn’t know anyone there, / so I was relieved when you came over to talk. | |
| 184 | I was going to cook dinner, / but we ended up ordering in instead. | |
| 185 | I meant to call you back, / but I got pulled into something at work. | |
| 186 | I’d rather talk about it in person / because it’s easy to misunderstand a message. | |
| 187 | I’m bringing a jacket / even though it looks warm outside right now. | |
| 188 | I keep a spare charger at work / in case my phone runs out of battery. | |
| 189 | I set two alarms / because I didn’t want to oversleep again. | |
| 190 | I’m leaving a little early / so I can pick up something on the way. | |
| 191 | I don’t mind waiting / as long as I know what’s going on. | |
| 192 | I’ll send you the details / once I hear back from them. | |
| 193 | I’ll make dinner tonight / if you can pick up a few groceries. | |
| 194 | I’m happy to help / whenever you need an extra hand. | |
| 195 | I can come by after work / unless something unexpected comes up. | |
| 196 | I’ll stay a little longer / if you still need help. | |
| 197 | I’ll wait here / until you’re ready to go. | |
| 198 | I’ll take care of the dishes / while you get everything else ready. | |
| 199 | I’ll let you know / as soon as I have an update. | |
| 200 | I’m going to take a break / before I start the next thing. |
PART 06
Part 6 Conditions, Opinions & Thoughtful Responses
| # | Written | |
|---|---|---|
| 201 | If I had known it was going to rain, / I would have brought my umbrella. | |
| 202 | If you’re not sure what to say, / you can start by asking a simple question. | |
| 203 | If we leave now, / we should be able to avoid the worst traffic. | |
| 204 | If it were up to me, / I’d choose the option that gives us more time. | |
| 205 | If you ever need to talk, / I’m here to listen. | |
| 206 | If I were in your position, / I’d probably take a little more time to decide. | |
| 207 | If nothing changes, / we may need to come up with a different plan. | |
| 208 | If we had planned ahead, / we could have saved a lot of time. | |
| 209 | If you keep practicing a little each day, / it will start to feel more natural. | |
| 210 | If I don’t write it down, / there’s a good chance I’ll forget it. | |
| 211 | I would rather ask a question / than pretend I understand something I don’t. | |
| 212 | I’d be happy to join you, / provided that I can finish work on time. | |
| 213 | Even if it doesn’t go perfectly, / I think it will still be a good experience. | |
| 214 | Unless we hear otherwise, / let’s assume the plan is still on. | |
| 215 | Whether we go today or tomorrow, / I’m just glad we’re doing it together. | |
| 216 | No matter how busy I get, / I try to make time for the people I care about. | |
| 217 | As long as we’re honest with each other, / I think we can work it out. | |
| 218 | The sooner we talk about it, / the easier it will be to move forward. | |
| 219 | I don’t think there’s one right answer, / because it depends on what matters most to you. | |
| 220 | From my point of view, / the smaller option makes more sense for now. | |
| 221 | I see what you’re saying, / but I’m not sure I agree completely. | |
| 222 | I understand the concern, / although I think there may be another way to look at it. | |
| 223 | I’d be careful about deciding too quickly, / especially when we don’t have all the information. | |
| 224 | What matters most to me / is finding something that works in the long run. | |
| 225 | The way I see it, / we can either wait for the perfect moment or start with what we have. | |
| 226 | I used to think I had to do everything alone, / but I’ve learned that asking for help is a strength. | |
| 227 | Looking back, / I’m glad I didn’t give up when things got difficult. | |
| 228 | The more I think about it, / the more I realize that I need a little time. | |
| 229 | What I’ve learned from this / is that small steps can lead to big changes. | |
| 230 | One reason it worked well / was that everyone knew what they were responsible for. | |
| 231 | I didn’t expect the change to be easy, / but I knew staying the same wasn’t working. | |
| 232 | It may take longer than we hoped, / but I’d rather do it carefully than rush it. | |
| 233 | I’m not saying it will be easy, / but I think it’s worth trying. | |
| 234 | Even though we had different opinions, / we found a solution we could both accept. | |
| 235 | I’d like to hear what you think / before I make up my mind. | |
| 236 | The best advice I’ve received / is to focus on the next small step. | |
| 237 | What helped me most / was realizing that I didn’t have to have everything figured out. | |
| 238 | If things don’t go according to plan, / we can adjust as we go. | |
| 239 | I’m hopeful that it will get easier / once we get into a routine. | |
| 240 | Whatever happens next, / I’m glad we gave it our best shot. |