The most useful common English expressions to help you get around

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When we study English with a specific objective, such as preparing a presentation or getting better at a project at work, it is very common to find that we lack basic phrases that are essential for dealing with people who only speak English. That is why today we bring you this collection of useful phrases for various contexts. Let's see how many you know and how many you are able to learn.



Ask how other people are doing
One of the most common interactions between people is asking how south korea phone number list are. To avoid always being stuck on “ how are you? ”, here are a few alternatives .

How are things? / How's things? — These are colloquial forms, especially the second one, due to its grammatical "error."
How are you getting on? — General question about someone's life.
What have you been (getting) up to? — To ask what someone has been doing lately, usually personally.
How have you been keeping? — A friendly and polite way of asking about someone's health and well-being.
I hope everything's okay — To show interest in someone's well-being.