1000 MOST USED PHRASES IN ENGLISH

A few: A little.
A Little: A little.
A long time ago: A long time ago.
A one way ticket: A one-way ticket.
A round trip ticket: A round trip ticket.
About 300 kilometers: More or less 300 kilometers.
Across from the post office: In front of the post office box.
All day: All day.
Am I pronouncing it correctly?: Am I pronouncing it correctly?
Amy is John's girlfriend: Amy is John's girlfriend.
And you?: And you?
Anything else?: Anything else?
Are there any concerts?: Are there any concerts?
Are they coming this evening? Are you coming tonight?
Are they the same?: Are they the same?
Are you afraid?: Are you afraid?
Are you allergic to anything?: Are you allergic to anything?
Are you American?: Are you American?
Are you busy?: Are you busy?
Are you comfortable?: Are you comfortable?
Are you coming this evening?: Are you coming tonight?
Are you free tonight?: Are you free tonight?
Are you going to attend their wedding?: Are you going to attend their wedding?
Are you going to help her?: Are you going to help her?
Are you going to take a plane or train?: Are you going to go by plane or by train?
Are you here alone?: Are you here alone?
Are you hungry?: Are you hungry?
Are you married?: Are you married?
Are you okay?: Are you okay?
Are you ready?: Are you ready?
Are you sick?: Are you sick?
Are you sure?: Are you sure?
Are you waiting for someone?: Are you waiting for someone?
Are you working today?: Are you working today?
Are you working tomorrow?: Are you going to work tomorrow?
Are you children with you?: Are your children with you?
As soon as possible: As quickly as possible.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon: At three in the afternoon
At 3 o'clock: At three o'clock
At 5 th street: To fifth street.
At 7 o'clock at night: At seven in the afternoon/night.
At 7 o'clock in the morning: At seven in the morning.
At what time did it happen?: At what time did it happen?
At what time?: At what time?
Be careful driving: Be careful driving
Be careful: Be careful
Be quiet: Shut up
Behind the bank: Behind the bank
Bring me my shirt please: Bring me my shirt please
Business is good: The company is doing well
Call me: Call me
Call the police: Call the police
Can I access the internet here?: Can I use the internet here?
Can I borrow some money?: Can I borrow some money?
Can I bring my friend?: Can I bring my friend?
Can I have a glass of water please?: Can I have a glass of water please?
favor?
Can I have a receipt please?: Can I have a receipt please?
Can I have the bill please?: Can you give me the bill please?
Can I help you?: Can I help you?
Can I make an appointment for next Wednesday?: Can I make an appointment
for Wednesday
comes?
Can I see your Passport please?: Can I see your passport please?
Can I take a message?: Do you want to leave a message?
Can I try i ton?: Can I try it?
Can I use your phone?: Can I use your phone?
Can it be cheaper?: Can it be cheaper?
Can we have a menu please?: Can we have a menu please?
Can we have some more bread please?: Can we have some more bread please?
favor?
Can we sit over there?: Can we sit over there?
Can you call back later? You can call later?
Can you call me back later?: Can you call me back later?
Can you carry this for me?: Can you carry this for me?
Can you do me a favor?: Can you do me a favor?
Can you fix this?: Can you fix this?
Can you give me an example?: Can you give me an example?
Can you help me?: Can you help me?
Can you hold this for me?: Can you hold this for me?
Can you please say that again?: Can you please say that again?
Can you recommend a good restaurant?: Can you recommend a good restaurant?
restaurant?
Can you repeat that please?: Can you repeat that please?
Can you show me?: Can you show me?
Can you speak louder please?: Can you speak louder please?
Can you swim?: Can you swim?
Can you throw that away for me?: Can you throw that away for me?
Can you translate this for me?: Can you translate this for me?
Certainly!: Sure!
Cheers!: Cheers!
Chicago is very different from Boston: Chicago is very different from
Boston.
Come here: Come here
Did it snow yesterday?: Did it snow yesterday?
Did you come with your family?: Did you come with your family?
Did you get my email?: Did you get my email?
Did you send me flowers?
Did you take your medicine?_ Did you take your medicine?
Did your wife like California?: Did your wife like California?
Do you accept US Dollars?: Do you accept US Dollars?
Do you believe that?: Do you believe that?
Do you feel better?: Do you feel better?
Do you go to Florida often?: Do you go to Florida often?
Do you have a boyfriend?: Do you have a boyfriend?
Do you have a girlfriend?: Do you have a girlfriend?
Do you have a pencil?: Do you have a pencil?
Do you have a problem?: Do you have a problem?
Do you have a swimming pool?: Do you have a swimming pool?
Do you have a job?: Do you have an appointment?
Do you have another one?: Do you have another one?
Do you have any children?
Do you have any coffee?: Do you have any coffee?
Do you have any money?
Do you have any vacancies?
Do you have anything cheaper?
Do you have enough money?: Do you have enough money?
Do you have the number for a taxi?
Do you have this in size 11?.
Do you hear that?: Do you hear that?
Do you know her? Do you know her?
Do you know how much it costs?
Do you know how to cook?: Do you know how to cook?
Do you know how to get to the Marriott hotel? :Do you know how to get to the
Marriott Hotel?
Do you know what this means?: Do you know what this means?
Do you know what this says?: Do you know what this says?
Do you know where I can get a taxi?: Do you know where I can get
to taxi?
Do you know where my glasses are?: Do you know where my glasses are?
Do you know where she is?: Do you know where she is?.
Do you know where there is a store that sells towels?: Do you know where
there'sa store that sells
towels?
Do you like it here?: Do you like it here?
Do you like the book?: Do you like the book?.
Do you like to watch TV?: Do you like to watch TV?.
Do you like your boss?: Do you like your boss?
Do you like your co-workers?: Do you like your co-workers?
Do you need anything else?: Do you need anything?
Do you play any sports?: Do you play any sports?
Do you play basketball?: Do you play basketball?
Do you sell batteries?: Do you sell batteries?.
Do you sell medicine?: Do you sell medicine?
Do you smoke?: Do you smoke?
Do you speak English?: Do you speak English?
Do you study English?: Do you study English?
Do you take credit cards?: Do you take credit cards?
Do you think it'll rain today?
Do you think it's going to rain tomorrow?: Do you think it's going to rain
tomorrow?
Do you think it's possible?: Do you think it's possible?
Do you think you'll be back at half past eleven?: Do you think you'll be back by
11.30?
Do you understand?: Do you understand?
Do you want me to come pick you up?: Do you want to come and pick you up?
Do you want to come with me?: Do you want to come with me?
Do you want to go to the cinema?: Do you want to go to the cinema?
Do you want to go with me?: Do you want to go whit me?
Is there anyone here who speaks English?: Does anyone here speak English?
Do you like school?: Does he like the school?
Does it snow a lot in the winter in Massachusetts?: Does it often snow in the
winter in Massachusetts
Does this road go to New York?: Does this road go to New York?
Don't do that: Don't do that.
Do not worry.
Every week: Every week.
I get up every day at 6 in the morning: Everyday I get up at 6
A.M.
Everyone knows it: Everyone knows it.
Everything is ready: Everything is ready.
Excellent: Excellent.
Excuse me, what did you say?: Excuse me, what did you say?
Sorry: Excuse me.
The expiration date: Expiration date.
Fill it up, please.
Follow me: Follow me.
For how many nights?: For how many nights?
Forget it: Forget it
From here to there: From here to there.
From time to time: From time to time.
Give me a call: Call me.
Give me the pen: Give me the pen.
Go straight ahead: Go straight ahead.
Good afternoon: Good afternoon.
Good evening Sir: Good afternoon sir.
Good idea: Good idea.
Good luck: Good luck.
Good morning Good Morning.
Great: Great.
Happy Birthday, happy birthday.
Has you brother been to California?: Has your brother ever been
in California?
Have a good trip: Have a good trip.
Have they met her yet?: Have they met her yet?
Have you arrived?: Did you arrive?
Have you been to Boston?: Have you ever been to Boston?
Have you been waiting long?: Have you been waiting long?
Have you done this before?: Have you done this before?
Have you eaten at that restaurant?: Have you eaten at this restaurant?
Have you eaten yet?: Have you eaten yet?
Have you ever had Potato soup?: Have you ever had Potato soup?
potato?
Have you finished studying?:Have you finished studying?
Have you seen this movie?: Have you seen this movie?
He always does that for me: He always helps me with that.
He broke the window: He has broken a window.
He doesn't look like a nurse: He doesn't look like a nurse.
He has a nice car: He has a good car.
He likes it very much: He likes it very much.
He likes juice but he doesn't like milk: He likes juice, but he doesn't like milk
the milk.
He needs some new clothes: He needs some new clothes.
He never gives me anything: He never gives me anything.
He said this is a nice place.
He said you like to watch movies: He said you like to watch movies.
He studies at Boston University: He studies at Boston University.
He thinks we don't want to go.
He works at a computer company in New York: Work in a company
of computers in New
York.
He'll be back in 20 minutes: He'll be back in 20 minutes.
Hello: Hello.
Help!: Help!
Here is your salad: Here is your salad.
Here it is: Here it is.
Here you are: Here you are.
Here's my number: This is my number.
Here's your order: Here's what you ordered.
He'sa very good student: He'sa very good student.
He's an American: He's an American.
He's an Engineer: He's an Engineer.
He's coming are: He's coming soon.
He's faster than me: He's faster than me.
He's in the kitchen: He's in the kitchen.
He's never been to America: He's never been to America.
He's not in right now: He's not here now.
He's right: He's right.
He's very annoying: It's very annoying.
He's very famous: He's very famous.
He's very hard working: He's very hard working.
Hi, it's Mrs. Smith there please?: Hello, is Mrs. Smith there please?
His family is coming tomorrow: His family is coming tomorrow.
His room is very small: His room is very small.
His son: His son.
How about Saturday?: And Saturday?
How are you paying?: How are you going to pay?
How are you?: How are you?
How are your parents?: How are your parents?
How do I get there?: How did I get there?
How do I get to Daniel Street?: How do I get to Daniel Street?
How do I get to the American Embassy?: How do I get to the embassy
American?
How do I use this?: How do I use this?
How do you know?: How do you know?
How do you pronounce that?: How do you pronounce that?
How do you say it in English?: How do you say it in English?
How do you spell it?: How do you write it?
How do you spell the word Seattle?: How do you spell the word
Seattle?
How does it taste?: How does it taste? What does it taste like?
How far is it to Chicago?: How far is it from Chicago?
How far is it?: How far is it?
How is she?: How is she?
How long are you going to stay in California?: How long are you going to stay in
California?
stay in California?
How long are you going to stay?: How long are you going to stay?
How long does it take by car?: How long does it take by car?
How long does it take to get to Georgia?: How long does it take to get to Georgia?
Georgia?
How long have you been here?: How long have you been there?
How long have you been in America?:How long have you been in America?
America?.
How long have you lived here?: How long have you lived here?
How long have you worked here?:How long have you worked here?
How long is it?: How long does it take?
How long is the flight?:How long does the flight take?
How long will it take?: How long will it take?
How long will you be staying?: How long will you be staying?
How many children do you have?:How many children do you have?
How many hours a week do you work?:How many hours a week do you work?
week?
How many languages do you speak?:How many languages do you speak?
How many miles is it to Pennsylvania?:How many miles are it to Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania?
How many people are there in New York?:How many people are there in New York?
New York?
How many people do you have in your family?:How many people do you have in
your family?
your family?.
How many people?:How many people?
How many?:How many?
How much together?: How much all together?
How much are these earrings?:How much do the earrings cost?
How much do I owe you?:How much do I owe you?
How much does it cost per day?:How much does it cost per day?
How much does this cost?:How much does this cost?
How much is it to go to Miami?: How much does it cost to go to Miami?
How much is it?:How much is it?
How much is that?: How much is that?
How much is this?: How much is this?
How much money do you have?:How much money do you have?
How much money do you make?: How much money do you make?
How much will it cost?: How much will it cost?
How much would you like?: How much do you want?
How old are you?:How old are you?
How tall are you?:How tall are you?
How was the movie?: How was the movie?
How was the trip?: How was the trip?
How's business?:How's the company going?
How's the weather?:How's the weather?
How's work going?:How's work going?
Hurry!: Run! Hurry up!.
I agree: I agree.
I ate already: I already ate.
I believe you: I believe you.
I bought a shirt yesterday: I bought a shirt yesterday.
I came with my family: I came with my family.
I can swim: I can swim.
I can't hear you clearly: I can't hear you clearly.
I can't hear you: I can't hear you.
I don't care: I don't care.
I don't feel well: I don't feel well.
I don't have a girlfriend: I don't have a girlfriend.
I don't have any money: I don't have any money.
I don't have enough money: I don't have enough money.
I don't have time right now: I don't have time right now.
I don't know how to use it: I don't know how to use this.
I don't know: I don't know.
I don't like him: I don't like him.
I don't mind: It's nothing.
I don't speak English very well: I don't speak English very well.
I don't speak very well: I don't speak very well.
I don't think so: I don't think so.
I don't'understand what your saying: I don't understand what you're saying.
I don't understand: I don't understand.
I don't want it: I don't want it.
I don't want that: I don't want that.
I don't'want to bother you: I don't want to bother you.
I feel good: I feel good.
I forget: I don't remember.
I get off of work at 6: I get off work at six.
I give up: I give up.
I got in an accident: I had an accident.
I have a cold: I have a cold.
I have a headache: I have a headache.
I have a lot of things to do: I have a lot of things to do.
I have a question
I want to ask you
I want to ask you a question: I have something I want to ask you.
I have a reservation: I have a reservation.
I have Money: I have money.
I have one in my car: I have one in my car.
I have pain in my arm: I have pain in my arm.
I have three children, two girls and one boy: I have 3 children, 2 girls and 1
child.
I have to go to the post office: I have to go to the post office box.
I have to wash my clothes: I have to wash my clothes.
I have two sisters: I have two sisters.
I haven't been there: I have never been there.
I haven't finished eating: I haven't finished eating.
I haven't had lunch yet: I haven't had lunch yet.
I hope you and your wife have a nice trip
have a good trip.
I know: I know.
I like her: I like her.
I like it: I like it.
I like Italian food: I like Italian food.
I like to watch TV: I like to watch TV.
I live in California: I live in California.
I lost my watch: I have lost my watch.
I love you: I love you.
I made a mistake: I made a mistake.
I made this cake: I made a cake.
I need a doctor: I need a doctor.
I need another key: I need another key.
I need some tissues: I need some tissues.
I need this to get there by tomorrow
tomorrow.
I need to change clothes: I need to change clothes.
I need to go home: I need to go home.
I need to go now: I need to go now.
I need to practice my English: I need to practice my English.
I only have 5 dollars:I only have 5 dollars.
I only want a snack: I only want a snack.
I remember: I remember.
I speak a little English: I speak a little English.
I speak two languages: I speak two languages.
I still have a lot of things to buy:
buy.
I still have a lot to do: I still have a lot to do.
I still have to brush my teeth and take a shower: I still have to
brush my teeth and
taking a shower.
I still haven't decided: I still haven't decided.
I think I need to see a doctor: I think I need to see a doctor.
I think it tastes good: I think it tastes good.
I think it's very good: I think it's very good.
I think so: I think so.

I think those shoes are very good looking: I think those shoes are very good looking
very nice.
I think you have too many clothes: I think you have too many clothes.
I thought he said something else.
I thought the clothes were cheaper: I thought the clothes were cheaper.
I trust you: I trust you.
I understand now: Now I understand.
I understand: I understand.
I usually drink coffee at breakfast: I usually drink coffee for the
breakfast.
I want to buy something: I want to buy something.
I want to contact our embassy: I want to contact our embassy.
I want to give you a gift: I want to give you a gift.
I want to send this package to the United States: I want to send this
package to the States
Joined.
I want to show you something: I want to show you something.
I was about leave the restaurant when my friend arrived: I was about to
to leave the
restaurant
when
 my
friends.
I was going to the library: I was going to the bookstore.
I was in the library: I was in the bookstore.
I want to the supermarket and then to the computer store:
I went to the supermarket and then to the computer store.
I wish I have done: I wish I had one.
I'd like a map of the city: I would like a map of the city.
I´d like a non´smoking room: I wanted a non-smoking room.
I'd like a room with two beds please: I wanted a room with two beds
please.
I'd like a room: I wanted a room.
I'd like a single room: I wanted a single room.
I'd like a table near the window: I'd like a table near the window
window.
I'd like some wáter too, please: I wanted some water too, so
favor.
I'd like the number for the Hilton Hotel please: I wanted the number for the Hilton
Hotel
Hilton Hotel please.
I´d like to buy a bottle of water, please: I wanted to buy a bottle of water, please
water please.
I´d like to buy a phone card please: I wanted to buy a card for the
phone please.
I'd like to buy something: I would like to buy something.
I'd like to call the united States: I'd like to call the United States.
I'd like to eat at 5 th street restaurant: I wanted to eat at the restaurant on the
fifth street.
I´d like to exchange this for dollars: I wanted to exchange this for dollars.
I'd like to go for a walk: I'd like to go for a walk.
I'd like to go home: I'd like to go home.
I'd like to go shopping: I would like to go shopping.
I'd like to go the store: I would like to go to the store.
I'd like to make a phone call: I would like to make a call.
I'd like to make a reservation: I wanted to make a reservation.
I'd like to rent a car: I wanted to rent a car.
I'd like to send a fax: I wanted to send a fax.
I'd like to send this to America: I wanted to send this to America.
I'd like to speak to Mr. Smith please: I wanted to speak to Mrs. Smith
please.
I'd like to use the internet: I would like to use the internet.
If you like it I can buy more: If you like it, I can buy more.
If you need my help, please let me know: If you need my help, tell me.
I'll be right back: I'll be right back.
I'll call back later: I'll call back later.
I'll call you on Friday: I'll call you on Friday.
I'll call you when I leave: I'll call you as soon as I leave.
I'll come back later: I'll come back later.
I'll give you a call: I'll give you a call.
I'll have a cup of tea please: A cup of tea please.
I'll have a glass of wáter please: A glass of water please.
I'll have the same thing: I'll have the same thing.
I'll pay for dinner: I'll pay for dinner.
I'll pay for the tickets: I'll pay for the tickets.
I'll pay: I'll pay.
I'll take it: I'll take it.
I'll take that one also: I'll take that one too.
I'll take you to the bus stop: I'll take you to the bus stop.
I'll teach you: I will teach you.
I'll tell him you called: I'll tell him you called.
I´m 26 years old: I am 26 years old.
I'm 32: I'm 32.
I'm 6'2”: I'm 6 feet and 2 inches tall.
I'ma beginner: I am a beginner.
I'ma size 8: My size is eight.
I'ma teacher: I am a teacher.
I'm allergic to seafood: I have an allergy to shellfish.
I'm American: I am American.
I'm an American: I am an American.
I'm bored: I'm bored.
I´m cleaning my room: I am cleaning my room.
I'm cold: I'm cold.
I'm coming right now: I'm coming right now.
I'm coming to pick you up: I'm coming to pick you up.
I'm fine and you?: I'm fine and you?
I'm from America: I am from America.
I'm full: I'm full.
I'm getting ready to go out: I'm getting ready to go out.
I'm going home in four days: I'm going home in four days.
I'm going to America next year: I'm going to America next year.
I'm going to bed: I'm going to sleep.
I'm going to go have dinner: I'm going to have dinner.
I'm going to leave: I'm going to leave.
I'm good, and you?: I'm good, and you?
I'm good: I'm good.
I'm happy: I'm happy.
I'm here on business: I'm here on business.
I'm hungry: I'm hungry.
I'm just kidding: I'm kidding.
I'm just looking: I'm just looking.
I'm leaving tomorrow: I'm leaving tomorrow.
I'm looking for the post office: I'm looking for the post office box.
I'm lost: I'm lost.
I'm married: I'm married.
I'm not afraid: I'm not afraid.
I'm not American: I'm not American.
I'm not busy: I'm not busy.
I'm not going: I'm not going.
I'm not married: I'm not married.
I'm not ready yet: I'm not ready yet.
I'm not sure: I'm not sure.
I'm ok: I'm fine.
I'm on hold (pone): I'm pending (phone).
I'm ready: I'm ready.
I'm self-employed: I am self-employed.
I'm sick: I'm sick.
I'm single: I'm single.
I'm sorry, we're sold out: Forgive me, but there is no more.
I'm sorry: Forgive me.
I'm thirsty: I'm thirsty.
I'm tired: I'm tired.
I'm very busy: I'm very busy.
I´m very busy. I don't have time now: I'm very busy. Don't have
time now.
I´m very well, thank you: I'm very well, thank you.
I'm waiting for you: I'm waiting for you.
I'm worried too: I'm worried too.
In 30 minutes: In 30 minutes.
Is anyone else coming?: Is anyone else coming?
Is everything ok?: Is everything okay?
Is it close?: Is it close?
Is it cold outside? It's cold outside?
Is it hot?: Is it hot?
Is it nearby?: Is it nearby?
Is it possible?: Is it possible?
Is it raining?: Is it raining?
Is it ready?: Is it ready?
Is it supposed to rain tomorrow?: Is it supposed to rain tomorrow?
Is John here? Is John here?
Is John there please? Is John please?
Is Mr. Smith an American?: Is Mr. Smith an American?
Is that enough?: Is that enough?
Is that ok?: Is that okay?
Is the bank far?: Is the bank far?
Is there a movie theater nearby?: Is there a movie theater nearby?
Is there a nightclub in town?: Is there a nightclub in town?
Is there a restaurant in the hotel?: Is there a restaurant in the hotel?
Is there a store near here?: Is there a store near here?
Is there air conditioning in the room?: Is there air conditioning in the room?
room?.
Is there an English speaking guide?: Is there an English speaking guide?
Is there any mail for me?: Is there any mail for me?
Is there anything cheaper?: Is there anything cheaper?
Is this a safe area?: Is this a safe place?
Is this Mr. Smith?: Is this Mr. Smith?
Is this pen yours?: Is this your pen?
Is this the bus to New York?: Is this the bus to New York?.
Is your father home?: Is your father at home?
Is your house like this one?
Is your husband also from Boston?: Is your husband also from Boston?
Is your son here?: Is your son here?
Isn't it?: No?
It costs 20 dollars per hour?
It depends on the weather: It depends on the weather.
It hurts here: It hurts here.
It rained very hard today: It rained very hard today.
It takes 2 hours by car: It takes two hours by car.
It will arrive shortly: I will arrive shortly.
It'll be cold this evening: It'll be cold this evening.
It's 11.30 pm: It's 11.30 at night.
It's 17 dollars: It's 17 dollars.
It's 6 Am: It's 6 in the morning.
It's 8.45: It's 8.45.
It'sa quarter to 7: It's a quarter to 7.
It's August 25th: It's August 25th.
It's delicious: It's delicious!
It's far from here: It's far from here.
It's going to be hot today: It's going to be hot today.
It's going to snow today: It's going to snow today.
It's half past 11: It's half past 11.
It's here: It's here.
It'sa quarter past nine: It's a quarter past 9.
It's less than 5 dollars: It's less than 5 dollars.
It's longer than 2 miles: It's longer than 2 miles.
It's mine: It's mine.
It's more than 5 dollars: It's more than 5 dollars.
It's near the Supermarket: The supermarket is close.
It's north of here: It's north of here.
It's nor suppose to rain today: It's not supposed to rain today.
It's not too far: It's not too far.
It's not very expensive: It's not so expensive.
It's ok: It's okay.
It's on 7 th street: It's on seventh street.
It's over there: It's over there.
It's raining: It's raining.
It's really hot: It's really hot.
It's shorter than 3 miles: It's less than 3 miles.
It's suppose to rain tomorrow: It's supposed to rain tomorrow.
It's there: It's there.
It's too late: It's too late.
It's very cold today: It's very cold today.
It's very important: It's very important.
It's very windy: It's very windy.
I've already seen it: I've already seen it.
I´ve been here for two days: I have been here for two days.
I've been there: I have been here.
I've heard Texas is beautiful place: I've heard that Texas is a beautiful place.
I've never done that: I've never done that.
I've never seen that before: I've never seen that before.
I've seen it: I have seen it.
I´ve worked there for five years: I have worked there for 5 years.
John is going on vacation tomorrow: Juan is going on vacation tomorrow.
June 3rd : The third of June.
Just a little: Just a little.
Just in moment: Just a moment.
Let me check: Let me see.
Let me think about it: Let me think about it.
Let's go have a look: Let's see.
Let's go: Let's go.
Let's meet in front of the hotel: Let's meet in front of the hotel.
Let's practice English: Let's practice English.
Let's share: Let's share.
Male or female?: Male or female?
May I speak to Mrs. Smith please?: Can I speak to Mrs. Smith on
favor?.
Maybe: Maybe.
More than 200 miles: More than 200 miles.
More so that: More of that.
My birthday is August 27th: My birthday is August 27th.
My car isn't working: My car is not working.
My car was hit by another car: My car has been hit by another car
car.
My cell phone doesn't have good reception: My cell phone doesn't have good
reception
coverage.
My cell phone doesn't work: My cell phone doesn't work.
My daughter is here: My daughter is here.
My father has been there: My father has always been there.
My father is a lawyer: My father is a lawyer.
My friend is American: My friend is American.
My grandmother passed away last year: My grandmother passed away last year
past.
My house is close to the bank: My house is close to the bank.
My luggage is missing: My luggage is lost.
My name is John Smith: My name is John Smith.
My son studies computers: My son studies computers.
My son: My son.
My stomach hurts: My stomach hurts.
My throat is sore: My throat hurts.
My watch has been stolen: My watch has been stolen.