If you are upper-intermediate or something close to it, now it

is time to learn whole sentences instead of getting yourself into this endless hole of grammar rules. Because it is impossible to learn it perfectly. Even for native speakers. But learning whole sentences will make you way more fluent and confident in terms of speaking. Here are some for you:

1. I am a little concerned about it. (to be a little concerned about ...)
2. Listen, I have to tell you something.
3. I will do it whatever it takes. (... whatever it takes)
4. Well, I assume that the documents will be ready by the 10th of March. (well, I assume that ...)
5. Every night, this car pulls up to the neighbor house making a lot of noise. (to pull up to ...)
6. I am in agony over this situation. (to be in agony over ...)
7. I know you will love it.
8. The whole purpose of doing this thing is that it will help me with my job in the future. (the whole purpose of ...)
9. It has nothing to do with you. (it has nothing to do with ...)
10. If you don’t do it, some else will.
11. You help me and vice versa, I help you. (vice versa)
12. Wait a minute, what?
13. Who cares?
14. So, what do think?
15. Sometimes I wonder, do I do it because I love it, or because I am not brave enough to change things? (sometimes I wonder, ...)

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