By watching this video lesson, you will learn 10 English expressions that will help you speak English more fluently.
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10 USEFUL ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS FOR DAILY LIFE (LETTER “S”)
1. Salty – feeling bitter or angry about something
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- “He got so salty when we beat him at basketball.”
- “Don’t be salty about not getting the job, there will be other opportunities.”
- “She was a bit salty after her breakup.”
2. Straight fire – something that is really good or cool
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- “His new song is straight fire!”
- “This pizza is straight fire, let’s order another one.”
- “Her outfit is straight fire, where did she get it?”
3. Sus – suspicious or shady
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- “That guy hanging around seems kind of sus.”
- “I don’t trust that website, it looks sus.”
- “Her story seems a bit sus to me.”
4. Snitch – someone who tells on others or gives information to authorities
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- “We called him a snitch because he always tells the teacher when we talk in class.”
- “Don’t be a snitch, keep our plans a secret.”
- “I can’t believe she snitched on me.”
5. Shook – feeling surprised or frightened
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- “I was shook when I found out she was moving away.”
- “That movie was so intense, it left me shook.”
- “He was shook when he saw the size of the spider on his wall.”
6. Snappy – someone who has a quick wit or sharp comebacks
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- “She’s so snappy, she always has a clever reply.”
- “If you can’t keep up with his snappy jokes, he’ll leave you behind.”
- “The comedian’s snappy one-liners had the audience in stitches.”
7. Screaming – laughing really hard
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- “That meme had me screaming!”
- “His improv performance was so funny. I was screaming with laughter.”
- “We were screaming when we saw the prank they pulled.”
8. Swag – a sense of style or confidence
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- “He’s got so much swag, he walks like he owns the place.”
- “I need a new wardrobe to match my swag.”
- “She’s got swag for days, she can pull off any outfit.”
9. Snack – a good-looking person
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- “She’s such a snack, I can’t take my eyes off her.”
- “We all agreed that he was a snack.”
- “He didn’t realize that the girl thought he was a snack.”
10. Slay – to succeed or look amazing
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- “You slayed that presentation!”
- “She slayed the red carpet and everyone was talking about her.”
- “He’s about to slay his competition in the big game.”