Here are some alternative words or phrases you can use instead of "okay":

✅Alright
✅Fine
✅Sure
✅Understood
✅Roger
✅Affirmative
✅Very well
✅Absolutely
✅No problem
✅All righty
✅Of course
✅I agree
✅Certainly
✅Got it
✅Yup
✅Righto
✅Okey-dokey

‼️ Remember, these alternatives can be used interchangeably depending on the context and your personal preference.

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Everyday Phrases ?** | IELTS_8

Sound like a native speaker ?**

?Hit me up* - call me/text me?*Break a leg* - good luck?*To feel blue* - to feel sad?*Cheesy* - cheap or tacky?*Basic* - boring?‍♂️*My bad* - my mistake?*No sweat* - no problem⚡️*Give a shot* - try?*Airhead* - stupid person✊*I feel you - I understand you

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ADVANCED GRAMMAR? in which = whereThat's the restaurant in which we met for the first time.

That's the restaurant where we met for the first time.

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? at which = whereThat picture was taken in the park at which I used to play.

That picture was taken in the park where I used to play.

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? on which = whenI remember the day on which we first met.

I remember the day when we first met.

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? in which = whenThere was a very hot summer the year in which he was born.

There was a very hot summer the year when he was born.

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? for which = whyTell me the reason for which you came home late.

Tell me the reason why you came home late.

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? for which = whyDo you want to know the reason for which he is angry with Sara?

Do you want to know the reason why he is angry with Sara?

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Difference between "Also" "Too" and "As well"

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? Can you understand FAST native English conversations? ?
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Introduction?

In this programm, Neil and Beth talk about dreams. You'll hear from two people who dared to follow their dreams and are happy to have done so. You'll also learn some related vocabulary along the way.

Question❓

In 2012, Australian nurse, Bronnie Ware, wrote her bestselling book, The Top Five Regrets of the Dying, after interviewing terminally ill patients about their life regrets. So, what do you think their top regret was?

a) I wish I hadn’t worked so hard.

b) I wish I had followed my dreams.

c) I wish I’d made more money.

Vocabulary?

?utopia
perfect, ideal society where everyone is happy and gets along with each other

?struggle with (something)
find it difficult to accept or even think about (something)

?outlandish
strange, unusual and difficult to like

?conquer
control something by force

?humble
not proud or arrogant

?a grain of sand
small and insignificant, yet at the same time important, part of a whole

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"Important” in other words

✅essential
✅critical
✅consequential
✅meaningful
✅momentous
✅significant
✅influential
✅crucial
✅substantial
✅major
✅monumental
✅pivotal
✅relevant
✅vital

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✅ Idioms to describe personality!

?? Couch potato - (a lazy person who spends a lot of time watching television).
?? Juda dangasa odamlarga nisbatan ishlatamiz.

?? Chatterbox - ( A person who talks a lot an excessively talkative person).
?? Haddan tashqari ko'p gapiradigan insonlarga ishlatamiz.

?? Night owl - ( A person who tends to stay up until late at night).
?? Yarim tunda ham uxlamaslikka moyil odamlar uchun ishlatamiz.

?? Early bird - ( a person who gets up early in the morning).
?? Ertalab erta uyg'onadigan odamlar uchun ishlatamiz.

?? Daydreamer - ( A person who often thinks about doing something instead of paying attention to the present).
?? Ko'pincha hozirgi kunga e'tibor berish o'rniga boshqa biror narsa qilish haqida o'ylaydigan odam).

?? Nerd - (a person who is intellectual; has an obsessive interest in something).
?? Zehnli va biror narsaga ishtiyoqi bor insonlarga ishlatamiz.

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