English Phrase Patterns

Here are some phrase patterns for daily usage:

• As opposed to sth.
• Both you and I are students.
• Can you tell me the definition of sth.
• Either you or he is wrong.
• Either he nor I am a student.
• For sure
• For the sake of doing…
• Get out of my mind
• Good for you
• Guess what?
• Have fun doing sth.
• He’s pretty laid back
• Hit me up later
• How do you like sth.?
• How would you do sth.?
• How many of sth. are there?
• I ask over sb.
• I could have done sth.
• I didn’t mean to do sth.
• I feel like…
• I get sb. sth.
• I’m down for whatever
• I’m knackered = I’m very tired
• I’m gutted to do hear that
• I’m so screwed!
• I’m twenty-freaking-nine!
• I’m willing to do sth.
• I’m up for sth.
• I’ve ever done sth.
• I’ve got to do sth.
• I’ve got it.
• I was so tired that I didn’t want to speak
• I will get sb. to do sth.
• I would like to do sth.
• I would have done sth.
• If I were you, I would do sth.
• It’s a bit more adj…
• It’s a kind of…
• It’s sort of…
• It’s no use doing something
• It’s none of my business, but…
• It is said that…
• It gets to decide what to do
• It must be something that comes with…
• It’s perfectly natural when sb. do sth.
• It’s been doing sth.
• It’s been really adj. doing sth.
• It’s no biggie.
• It is no longer able to do sth.
• It seems to do sth./be + adj.
• It’s the ability to do sth.
• It was never supposed to do sth.
• No biggie
• No matter when you come，you are welcomed.
• No one is able to do sth.
• Not all sharks are alike.
• Sb. might as well do sth.
• Screw sth. up
• That was rubbish
• That’s what sb. do sth.
• That’s why in part they were able to do sth.
• The more one has，the more one wants.
• These are all things that can do sth.
• This is exactly how it does sth.
• Too bad you can’t do sth.
• What’s wrong with＋sb./sth.?
• What do you like about sth.?
• What does that come to?
• What’ve you been up to?
• With one’s help…
• sth. and stuff
• …