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English phrase of the day: Cover your bases

English phrase of the day: Fall by the wayside

English phrase of the day: Move the goalposts

English phrase of the day: Dodge a bullet

English phrase of the day: Bear the brunt

English phrase of the day: Brimming with

English phrase of the day: Up the ante

English phrase of the day: Leave someone hanging

English phrase of the day: Turn a blind eye to something

English phrase of the day: Do the trick

English phrase of the day: It goes without saying

English phrase of the day: Rough around the edges

English phrase of the day: Beat yourself up

English phrase of the day: Up for grabs

English phrase of the day: Bang for your buck

English phrase of the day: Cut to the chase

English phrase of the day: Give me your word

English phrase of the day: Have a leg up

Four English expressions that don’t seem to make sense

Informal English: Quite a bit, Might as well, Just my luck

Quiz #3 – English Phrases, Idioms, and Expressions

Quiz #2 – English Phrases, Idioms, and Expressions

English Phrases – Could I have a word with you? / Do you have a moment?

Learn English Phrases: What to say if you’re not completely certain

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