Introduction
Section E — Emotions and relationships (521–650) 521. wear your heart on your sleeve [I] — show emotions openly. 522. have a crush on [I] — be romantically attracted to. 523. tie the knot [I] — get married. 524. on cloud nine [I] — extremely happy. 525. down in the dumps [I] — depressed. 526. roller coaster of emotions [I] — emotional ups and downs. 527. cold shoulder [I] — intentionally ignore someone. 528. bury the hatchet [I] — make peace. 529. love at first sight [I] — immediate attraction. 530. break someone’s heart [I] — cause emotional pain. ... (continues to 650)
- Greetings and Introductions: Learn how to greet people, introduce yourself, and start conversations.
- Basic Phrases: Master basic phrases like "How are you?", "What's your name?", and "Where are you from?"
- Food and Drink: Learn expressions and phrases related to food, drink, and meals.
- Shopping: Discover phrases to use when shopping, such as "How much does this cost?" and "I'd like to try it on."
- Directions and Transportation: Learn how to ask for directions, use public transportation, and rent a car.
- Emotions and Feelings: Express your emotions and feelings with phrases like "I'm happy to see you" and "I'm feeling stressed."
- Idioms and Slang: Learn common idioms and slang expressions used in everyday conversations.
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