English Phrases

The most important part of an issue.

In practical effect, even if not formally or completely.

Very clearly and firmly.

After considering the advantages and disadvantages.

An issue that is debatable or no longer has practical importance.

To explain or recognize a difference between two things.

To allow something to happen or be considered.

An example that supports what you are saying.

Considering new information or a particular situation.

Used when describing what is generally true.

Over a long period, rather than immediately.

To remember a fact when thinking about something.

To think of an idea or a solution.

Used to introduce a different side of an argument.

To consider a fact when making a decision.

To choose what to do after thinking.

A polite way to say what you want.

A short amount of time.

During a journey to a place.

To try to find someone or something.

A friendly way to say goodbye.

A friendly greeting when you meet someone for the first time.

A polite way to get attention or pass someone.

A greeting used in the morning.

The list of times for classes or school activities.

An argument that examines each small detail of a subject.

An examination of something in very fine detail.

The building where firefighters and their equipment are based.

A room in a home where people sit together and relax.

Because something might happen.