American English Slang | Expressions for Daily Life

The fact is, written English and spoken English are very different. It’s probably the reason you’re here looking at this course. You may also be wondering, “What is the best way to learn spoken English?”

If you want to master real native English expressions, you have to learn by example, and that’s the focus of this course. In each lesson of this course, we will carefully go over the most common daily English expressions that native English speakers use when talking with each other. Here’s the lesson structure: 

1. Learn the correct pronunciation of the expression
2. Understand the meaning and background
3. Learn the various uses and meanings of the expression
4. Look at real-life examples, in context

You will be able to deeply understand each expression and also learn how to use it in your daily life!

You won't just learn English idioms in this course, you’ll master them, and if you feel uncertain about anything you're learning through the course, I will answer any questions you have.

I hope to see you in the first lesson!

-Luke

• Course Introduction
• How to Take This Course
• Keep Tabs On
• Up to You
• Your Call
• I Have No Idea
• Slipped My Mind
• Burst Your Bubble
• You Know Better Than That
• Haven't the Faintest
• On the Dot
• Since when...
• All Set
• I Can't Wait
• Now and Then
• On My Way
• You Made It
• Hold on a Sec
• Way to Go
• I Told You So
• It Serves You Right
• Get Over It
• Good Luck
• Hang in There
• Go For It
• In Your Face
• You Can Say That Again
• What's up?
• You Bet
• What's going on?
• You what?
• You Said It
• Who cares?
• So what?
• If You Insist
• It's About Time
• Thank Goodness
• I Can't Thank You Enough
• Have a Ball
• No Worries
• It's Nothing
• Feel Free
• Kick the Habit
• Hit the Sack/Hay
• Keep Your Eyes Peeled
• Go With the Flow
• Take It Easy
• Give Someone a Hand
• Hit the Road
• Crack Someone Up
• Grab a Bite
• Listen Up and Lighten Up
• Make Up My Mind
• Hands Down
• Good for Nothing
• Close Call
• If Worst Comes to Worst
• It Can't Hurt
• Let Alone
• Quick Fix
• By a Mile
• Sort of
• I'm big on (something)
• As Good As New
• Hard to Come By
• Course Summary