Have a good time
Definition:
Say this before someone goes somewhere enjoyable.
Example:
“Have a safe flight. Enjoy yourself and have a good time over there.”
Hear of something/ someone
Definition:
Know that something/ someone exits
Example:
“I’ve never heard of it. I think it’s just another scandal.”
Is something included?
Definition:
Is the cost of something already added on to the price?
NOT Is it include breakfast?
Example:
“Is keychain included with purchase above RM200?”
It depends on something
Definition:
Something will decide for me
NOT it’s depend
Example:
“It depends on him. If he agrees, then we are going to Genting Highland this weekend!”
On leave
Definition:
Having planned absence from work
Example:
“Erica was on leave for two days because she caught flu.”
Bring someone up to date
Definition:
Tell someone the most recent information
Example:
“Remember bring me up to date on Michelle’s 21st birthday party’s plan.”
Can you tell me how to get to a place?
Definition:
This is a polite way to ask for directions.
Example:
“Can you tell me how to get to sundry shop? I just moved to this town yesterday.”
Even if it rains
Definition:
It might rain, but rain is not important – rain will not change the situation
NOT even it rains
Example:
“Even if I lose, I did try my very best! There’s nothing to regret.”
A no-win situation
Definition:
A situation that can have only bad results
Example:
“If I promise Hilda, Grace will angry with me. Else if I promise Grace, Hilda will angry with me. It’s a no-win situation!”
Have time off
Definition:
Have non-working time arranged by the company.
Example:
“I have a week off in December so I might use that time to study for my final.”
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