Have you ever found yourself struggling to express yourself in English in everyday situations? Whether you’re a non-native speaker looking to improve your language skills or just someone who wants to brush up on common phrases, this article is for you.
In 100 English Sentences Used in Daily Life, we’ll explore a diverse range of expressions, from casual greetings and polite requests to practical instructions and friendly daily-use sentences.
Daily Life English Sentences
Here are 100 useful English sentences for daily use;
- I don’t have good terms with him.
- He is not on speaking terms with me.
- What return did get?
- You are carping-tongued.
- Please don’t follow my words.
- Read my lips.
- All are not like you.
- It is available over there.
- Let him do what he is doing.
- Has she got there safe and sound?
- Where were you left?
- What are you here for?
- God’s hills grind slow but sure.
- I’m very familiar with him.
- It is not the right time to do good.
- The one who fears is no more.
- Purify yourself before you come.
- Love begets love.
- You are very brute.
- Your tongue works like scissors.
- Sitting beside me, don’t do such things.
- I’m regarding you.
- The book is under the table.
- He was going to bump into the wall.
- If he gets cold, he will pass away.
- I have a bone to pick with you.
- I am going abroad.
- You will be facing the music.
- You can’t save your skin.
- Everybody is selfish at present.
- He lacks wisdom.
- Have you got used to it?
- Do not gesticulate.
- It is his teasing word.
- You have put me in a fix.
- You should better avoid me.
- How many times should tell you?
- Do not get out of your limits.
- Stay within your limits.
- Why are you against him?
- You have hit the spot.
- He almost spoke.
- What should do with it?
- The class is in progress.
- Don’t you damn care?
- Set the watch going.
- I didn’t recognize you.
- You take my words bitter.
- I did what thought was proper.
- He is a very crooked person.
- What is going on?
- I am about to take food.
- You did not even offer.
- Was looking for you.
- Why don’t you do it yourself?
- Let bygones be bygones,
- What should do with it?
- Please pass this book.
- He can say it to your face.
- Remember me during your prayers.
- You look wise but you are not.
- Where is the drinking fountain?
- You are being very innocent.
- I have come a little while ago.
- You can never be schooled.
- Do not come in front of me.
- Have you forgotten the old thrashing?
- How are you keeping?
- When he sees a beautiful scene, his heart palpitation increases.
- Your worn will be known later.
- I am not guilty before you.
- You don’t know how to talk to elders.
- You are worse than animals.
- What is on the menu?
- You dig your own grave.
- It is unfair.
- I shall welcome the guests.
- Wait for your turn.
- Do not spin a yarn.
- He has a soliloquy in solitude.
- Whose brother is he?
- Do not be an obstacle in my way.
- I made him understand.
- You can pass, we are easy.
- I shall get it.
- Do not drag your feet.
- Have you gone off your head?
- Think as you like.
- To kill two birds with one stone.
- Honey is not for ass’ mouth.
- Utter a good word if the face is not good.
- How long will it take you to finish your work?
- It is who helps you.
- He does inform you.
- I need a glass of water.
- Blood is thicker than water.
- A blind man has no judgment of colors.
- A fool’s bolt may sometimes hit the mark.
- A figure among ciphers.
- Man proposes God disposes.
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