AEE 100: Top 100 Most Used Phrases in English Conversation

Today's 100th episode will teach you what they are and how to use them in conversation.

Today you will hear some phrases used, but you can get a complete ebook containing all 100 phrases including examples of how to use them.

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B: Yes, I am in the office during the day. There is an office in Tokyo, but I will go around 5 pm every evening so I am walking around the city.

A: This weekend my friend and I opened a cherry party at Yoyogi Park. Are you interested in joining us?

B: That sounds good. Do you think I would like you to inform me of the time and address this weekend?

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