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- Phraseat the moment A1
Now; at this time.
“She's busy at the moment.”
- Phrasecome back A1
To return to a place.
“Please come back before dark.”
- Phrasecome in A1
To enter a room or building.
“Come in and sit down.”
- Phraseget up A1
To get out of bed after sleeping.
“She gets up early on weekdays.”
- Phrasego in A1
To enter a place.
“It's cold. Let's go in.”
- Phrasein front of A1
Close to the front part of something; facing it.
“I'll meet you in front of the cinema.”
- Phrasenext to A1
Very close to; at the side of.
“The bank is next to the post office.”
- Phraseof course A1
Used to say yes strongly, or that something is obvious.
“Of course you can borrow my bike.”
- Phrasesit down A1
To move into a sitting position.
“Please sit down.”
- Phrasestand up A1
To get onto your feet.
“Everyone stood up when she came in.”
- Phrasewake up A1
To stop sleeping.
“I wake up at seven every morning.”
- Phraseany more A2
Used in negatives to say something has stopped.
“I don't live there any more.”
- Phraseas soon as A2
Immediately after something happens.
“Call me as soon as you get home.”
- Phraseat all A2
Used in negatives and questions to make them stronger.
“I didn't sleep at all last night.”
- Phraseat first A2
At the beginning, before something changed.
“At first I didn't like him, but now we're friends.”
- Phraseat last A2
Finally, after a long time.
“At last, the bus arrived.”
- Phraseat least A2
Not less than; or used to add something positive.
“It will take at least an hour.”
- Phraseat the same time A2
happening together, during the same period
“She was working and studying at the same time.”
- Phrasebecause of A2
As a result of; for the reason of.
“We stayed inside because of the storm.”
- Phraseby the way A2
Used to add a new topic or extra information.
“By the way, have you seen Anna?”