English (UK)
An expression is a word or group of words used in a particular situation or by particular people.
In English an expression doesn't always have a particular grammar structure but is commonly used in spoken English.
Examples :
| Expression example sentences | |
|---|---|
| Yes, some prawn crackers and some spring rolls, please. | |
| Yes, what about them? | |
| Can you pass me the cutting board and the knife, please? | |
| I've found 2 viewable houses, what about you? | |
| Since they use my stuff we can *borrow* some of their bread, I think. | |
| Good night, see you later. | |
| Finally, you've got your precious rice, congratulations! | |
| She couldn't stand seeing your ugly face anymore, I guess. | |
| Can we see the kitchen first, please? | |
| Alright, see you Cate. | |
| Okay, why not, if you want. | |
| We have to preheat the oven, can you turn it on, please? | |
| Hm, yes, can I get £20 cashback, please? | |
| It seems we have to, in any case... | |
| Then I missed my appointment at 11:00, of course. | |
| And I need a ladle for the chicken stock, that's all, I suppose. | |
| And turn the top and the bottom grills on, please. | |
| Is there any chance of getting a table, please? | |
| An entire house!? Way more than we pay now, for sure. | |
| Oh, you mean Mike, I guess. | |
