Is 'keep an eye on' the right phrase to use when watching my neighbor’s plants?
Hi everyone, I’m writing an email to my neighbor who asked me to look after her houseplants while she’s on vacation. I want to say that I’ll watch her plants t…
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Hi everyone, I’m writing an email to my neighbor who asked me to look after her houseplants while she’s on vacation. I want to say that I’ll watch her plants t…
I'm writing an email to my friend about my weekend plans, and I wanted to say that I managed to finish my laundry and catch up on phone calls at the same time.…
Hi everyone, I'm writing a story in English about a time when I lost my house keys and searched everywhere to find them. I want to use the phrase 'leave no sto…
I'm writing a short story about a family that's having trouble paying their bills, and I want to use a natural sounding English phrase. I keep hearing people s…
Yesterday, I was talking to my friend who is struggling with her English homework. I wanted to motivate her to keep trying even though it's difficult. I rememb…
Hi everyone, Yesterday at work, my manager said, "Let's make sure we're all on the same page before the meeting." I think I understood what she meant, but I'm …
Hi everyone, I was watching a TV series last night, and one character said, "He called me out of the blue." I'm not sure I understand this phrase. Does it mean…
Hi everyone, I’m working on an English essay and I’m trying to make my writing sound more natural. I read the phrase 'piece of cake' in a book, but I’m not sur…
I recently heard someone say, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket" when talking about investing money. I kind of get the feeling it means not to risk everyt…
Hi everyone, I was texting with a friend about a job promotion I got, and then another friend made a negative comment that brought my excitement down. I wanted…