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Daily english-10 words use every day

Come on." "Let's go. We don't want to be late." These are phrases that I say every day of my life,  and maybe you do too, but do you know how to say them in English? Well, today in this lesson,  you are going to learn 10 phrases that I say every day, and you probably can too.All right, let's get started at the beginning of the day and go through these 10 expressions that you can use every day, just like I do.

		   
快。" 走吧。 我们不想迟到。" 这些是我每天都会说的短语，也许你也是，但是你知道如何用英语说吗？好吧，在今天的课程中，你将学习我每天说的10个短语，你可能也会用到。好的，让我们从一天的开始开始，浏览一下这10个表达，就像我一样，你也可以每天使用它们一样。
		
	

Expression number 1 is "To whip up something to eat." This Word-10 Words Use Every Day#phrasal verb-phrasal verb, "to whip up" implies a fast action. When I whip up something to eat,  that means that I'm doing it pretty quickly. And why am I doing it quickly? Well, in the morning, I don't leave myself much time to do all the things that I need to do. So when my kids say, "Mom, can you come look at this? Mom, can you go over here?" I say, "Sorry, kids.  I have to whip up something to eat first." I need to quickly toast some bread, make some eggs. I need to whip up something to eat.

		   
第一个表达是 "To whip up something to eat." 这个短语动词 "to whip up" 意味着快速行动。当我匆匆忙忙做点吃的时候，这意味着我做得很快。为什么我要做得这么快呢？嗯，在早上，我没有留给自己很多时间去做我需要做的事情。所以当我的孩子们说，“妈妈，你能过来看看吗？妈妈，你能过来这边吗？”我会说，“抱歉，孩子们。我得先匆匆忙忙做点吃的。”我需要快速烤一些面包，做些鸡蛋。我需要匆匆忙忙做点吃的。
		
	

Expression number 2. "Come on, let's  go." I say this every day. Maybe you do too in your own language. When we need to get somewhere in the morning, school or work, well, if you have to gather other people, whether  it's your husband or your kids, you probably say, "Come on, let's go." Especially if you're the one who's ready first. If you're the one who takes a long time, you might hear someone else say this to you. "Come on, let's go. Are you ready?"

		   
表达二。"来吧，让我们走吧。" 我每天都会说这句话。也许你在自己的语言中也会这样说。当我们早上需要去某个地方，学校或工作时，如果你需要召集其他人，无论是你的丈夫还是孩子，你可能会说，“来吧，让我们走吧。”特别是如果你是第一个准备好的人。如果你是花费很长时间的人，你可能会听到其他人对你说这句话。“来吧，让我们走吧。你准备好了吗？”
		
	

The third expression that I use every day is  "We don't want to be late." Or sometimes I say, "I don't want to be late," because usually  it's just me who cares about this. The kids don't always care about it. But this is giving a reason for why you need to, "Come on. Let's go. We don't want to be late." It's kind of rude to be late, isn't it? At least in American culture, it's rude to be late. So it's a good motivator. Daily life

		   
我每天都会用到的第三个表达是“我们不想迟到。”或者有时我会说，“我不想迟到”，因为通常只有我关心这个。孩子们并不总是在乎这个。但这是一个为什么你需要，“来吧。让我们走吧。我们不想迟到。”的理由。迟到有点不礼貌，不是吗？至少在美国文化中是这样。迟到是不礼貌的。所以这是一个很好的动力。
		
	

Expression number 4 is one that you can use as you're driving your kids to school or if you're on your way to work. You can say,  "I'm stuck in traffic, but I'm on my way." This is letting the other person know, maybe your child's teacher, maybe your boss, that you have an excuse. I'm stuck in traffic, but don't worry,I'm not still at home lying in bed. I'm on my way. With family members, sometimes when we text, we say "OMW," and this means on my way. This is a common abbreviated expression that if I am at the store and I'm coming home, I might text my husband "OMW." That means on my way.

		   
每天生活中的第四个表达是你开车送孩子去学校或上班时可以使用的表达。你可以说，“我堵车了，但我在路上。”这让对方知道，也许是你孩子的老师，也许是你的老板，你有一个借口。我堵车了，但不要担心，我还没躺在床上。我正在赶路。与家人交流时，有时候我们发短信时会说“OMW”，这意味着我在路上。这是一个常用的缩写表达，如果我在商店里，我要回家了，我可能会给我丈夫发短信说“OMW”。那就是我在路上。
		
	

Daily life expression that I use almost every  day is "I'm gonna run some errands." To run some errands is a great fixed phrase  that you can add to your vocabulary, and it means doing necessary things like going  to the grocery store, going to the post office, going to the bank. "I'm gonna run some errands and then I need to pick up my kids from school."

		   
我几乎每天都会用到的日常表达是“我要去办点事。”办点事是一个很好的固定短语，你可以加入你的词汇表，意思是做一些必要的事情，比如去杂货店，去邮局，去银行。“我要去办点事，然后我需要接孩子放学。”
		
	

Daily life expression 6 six is "I better run." Is this talking about having some physical activity and running? No, this is talking about leaving. "I better run. I'm gonna be late." So if you're chatting with a friend,  maybe you're having some coffee together and you realize it's almost three o'clock, I need to pick up my kids at three o'clock, you might say, "I better run." And the word better here is not talking about a comparison, this is better than this. Instead, this is a substitute for the word need. "I need to run." "I need to go." "I better run." "I better go." Great expression that I use all the time, and you can too.

		   
每天生活中的第六个表达是“我最好走了。”这是在说要做些活动或跑步吗？不是的，这是在说要离开。“我最好走了。我要迟到了。”所以如果你正在和朋友聊天，也许你们一起喝咖啡，你意识到快要三点了，我需要在三点接孩子，你可能会说，“我最好走了。”这里的“最好”并不是在比较，这个比这个更好。相反，这是“需要”的一个替代词。“我需要走了。”“我需要走。”“我最好走了。”“我最好走了。”我一直都在用的一个很棒的表达，你也可以。
		
	

Daily life expression number 7, you can ask,  "How was everyone's day?" This is something you can ask your kids, you can ask your partner, you can ask, "How was everyone's day?"

		   
表达方式七，你可以问：“大家这一天过得怎么样?” 这是你可以问你的孩子，也可以问你的伴侣的事情。“大家这一天过得怎么样？”
		
	

And our next 8 expression is kind of a follow-up to that. You might ask, "What did you do today?  What did you do today?" If you ask kids this after school, "What did you do today?" they might just say "Oh nothing." It's often good to ask a pointed question. So if you know something specific about your child's day, it's better to ask that. For example, my son who's in first grade, his first grade teacher gives each student a job for the day. So his job might be what they call 'energy saver', and that means it's the person who turns off the lights when they leave the classroom. So I might ask him, "How was Your day as 'energy saver'? Did you turn off the Lights today?" And he might say, "Yeah, and then I did ..." and then it kind of continues the conversation a bit. Instead of asking, "What did you do today?" you can ask a more pointed question.

		   
我们接下来的第八种表达方式是对此的一种跟进。你可以问：“你今天做了什么？你今天做了什么？”如果你在学校放学后问孩子们这个问题，他们可能会说“噢，没什么。”问一个直截了当的问题通常是很好的。所以，如果你知道你孩子的一些具体情况，最好问那个。例如，我的大儿子在一年级，他的一年级老师会给每个学生安排一项任务。所以他的工作可能是他们称之为"节能员"，意思是当他们离开教室时关灯的人。所以我可能会问他：“作为"节能员"的一天过得怎么样？你今天关了灯吗？”他可能会说：“是的，然后我做了…”然后对话就会继续下去。与其问“你今天做了什么？”，不如问一个更具针对性的问题。
		
	

The 9th expression that I use every day is talking about dinner. When my husband and I come together at the end of the day and we say,  "What are we going to eat?" well, maybe one of us will have a suggestion. I might say, "Well, I  was thinking about making spaghetti. What do you think ?" Here I'm asking him what's your opinion?  What do you think? And if he says, "Nah, you know what? I think I'm going to make a roast chicken," I might say, "Cool, great, go for it." You can ask someone's opinion by saying, "What do you think?"

		   
我每天都使用的第九个表达方式是关于晚餐的。当我和丈夫在一天结束时聚在一起，我们会说：“我们要吃什么？”好吧，也许我们中的一个人会有建议。我可能会说：“嗯，我在想做意大利面。你觉得呢？”这里我在问他的意见？你觉得呢？如果他说：“嗯，你知道吗？我想做烤鸡，”我可能会说：“很好，太棒了，去做吧。”你可以通过问“你觉得呢？”来询问别人的意见。
		
	

And the 10th expression that I use every day is "To start winding down." Here we have the phrasal verb to wind down. There is the opposite to wind up, which we'll talk about in just a moment.  But when you wind down, you're calming down.  You're trying to prepare for bed, prepare for the end of the day, and try to just calm your mind. So what I often say to my kids is "All right everyone. Dinner's finished. It's time to start winding down. We're going to take a bath.  I'm going to read you some stories, and then you're going to go to bed." We're trying to wind down, but sometimes what happens is the opposite. After my kids take a bath, they just get this burst of energy. I don't know if this has ever happened to you or to your kids in your house, where they just get wound up. This is the past irregular tense. Here they get wound up. They get so much energy after a bath, and they're running around like crazy. So I say," Hey, hey, hey guys.  We're going to start winding down. Let's start calming down your mind and your bodies and get ready for bed. It's time to start winding down."

		   
我每天都使用的第十个表达方式是“开始放松下来”。这里我们有一个短语动词，放松下来。有一个与之相反的词是“兴奋”，我们马上会讨论。但是当你放松下来时，你正在冷静下来。你试图为上床睡觉做准备，为一天结束做准备，尽量让自己的思绪平静下来。所以我经常对孩子们说：“好的，大家。晚餐结束了。是时候开始放松下来了。我们要洗个澡。我会给你们读一些故事，然后你们要去睡觉。”我们正在试图放松下来，但有时会发生相反的情况。在我的孩子们洗完澡后，他们突然充满了活力。我不知道你或你家的孩子是否曾经经历过这种情况，他们变得兴奋起来。这是过去的不规则时态。他们变得兴奋起来。他们在洗完澡后充满了很多活力，然后像疯子一样四处跑动。所以我说：“嘿，嘿，嘿，小伙子们。我们要开始放松下来了。让我们开始平静下来的思想和身体，准备睡觉。是时候开始放松下来了。”
		
	

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