1000 Most Common English Phrases

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Letter A
  • A few.
  • A little.
  • A long time ago.
  • A one way ticket.
  • A round trip ticket.
  • About 300 kilometers.
  • Across from the post office.
  • All day.
  • Am I pronouncing it correctly?
  • Amy is John's girlfriend.
  • And you?
  • Anything else?
  • Are there any concerts?
  • Are they coming this evening?
  • Are they the same?
  • Are you afraid?
  • Are you allergic to anything?
  • Are you American?
  • Are you busy?
  • Are you comfortable?
  • Are you coming this evening?
  • Are you free tonight?
  • Are you going to attend their wedding?
  • Are you going to help her?
  • Are you going to take a plane or train?
  • Are you here alone?
  • Are you hungry?
  • Are you married?
  • Are you okay?
  • Are you ready?
  • Are you sick?
  • Are you sure?
  • Are you waiting for someone?
  • Are you working today?
  • Are you working Tomorrow?
  • Are your children with you?
  • As soon as possible.
  • At 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
  • At 3 o'clock.
  • At 5th street.
  • At 7 o'clock at night. (evening)?
  • At 7 o'clock in the morning.
  • At what time did it happen?
  • At what time?
A few.

A little.

A long time ago.

A one way ticket.

A round trip ticket.

About 300 kilometers.

Across from the post office.

All day.

Am I pronouncing it correctly?

Amy is John's girlfriend.

And you?

Anything else?

Are there any concerts?

Are they coming this evening?

Are they the same?

Are you afraid?

Are you allergic to anything?

Are you American?

Are you busy?

Are you comfortable?

Are you coming this evening?

Are you free tonight?

Are you going to attend their wedding?

Are you going to help her?

Are you going to take a plane or train?

Are you here alone?

Are you hungry?

Are you married?

Are you okay?

Are you ready?

Are you sick?

Are you sure?

Are you waiting for someone?

Are you working today?

Are you working Tomorrow?

Are your children with you?

As soon as possible.

At 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

At 3 o'clock.

At 5th street.

At 7 o'clock at night. (evening)?

At 7 o'clock in the morning.

At what time did it happen?

At what time?

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