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Are there days when you feel that you so many things to do and not enough time? That is when you a lot on your plate. Remember to use the preposition ON and not IN. Saying you have a lot in your plate would be wrong. What do you do when you feel you have ... over-scheduled yourself? Do you procrastinate or face it head on? #fluency #fluentenglish #inglesdenegocios #inglesparanegocios #businessenglish #tncconversationclub #alotonmyplate #englishidioms #englishidiom #englishphrases #englishpractice #englishtip See more

DOUBTING or DOUBTFUL? Doubting is the present participle of the verb DOUBT, which is used when you are uncertain about something. For example: I doubt my ability to do the job I am doubting my decision to proceed with the contract.... Doubtful is an adjective. It is a feeling of uncertainty, of not being sure about a decision. He looked doubtful, but agreed to the conditions Other ways of expressing doubt are: I have my doubts about going. I am hesitant about my decision. I have my doubts (the opposite: I have no doubts about it). There is no doubt that joining our Conversation Club will help you improve your fluency in English . If you have doubts, check the videos and the testimonials on the sales page in our bio. #fluency #fluentenglish #fluentlikeaboss #inglesdenegocios #businessenglish #englishforbusiness #englishonline #inglesenlinea #tncconversationclub #doubts #doubting #nodoubts #englishtips #inglesconversacional See more

Take a stab at it (something). Let’s look at another interesting idiomatic phrase and how to use it in English. It means to attempt to do something or to take a turn trying to do something. Examples: 1-Well, I haven’t installed a car radio in nearly 10 years, but I’ll take a stab at it. 2-You had your chance, now let your little sister take a stab at flying the kite. ... A question: When was the last time you took a stab at something? #fluency #takeastabatit #englishidioms #idiomsinenglish #inglesdenegocios #inglesparanegocios #inglesonline #englishconversation #englishconversationclub #englishconversationclass #englishtoday #businessenglish See more

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Let’s look at yet, another idiom and how it is used in English. Perhaps you may have heard someone use the idiomatic phrase call shotgun or ride shotgun ? It means to call out and claim the seat beside the driver in a car or to ride in the passenger seat of a car, next to the driver. Some examples of how it is used include: Amy called shotgun so she could sit next to the driver. ... I want to ride shotgun, so I don’t have to sit in the back seat with my sister. A question: Did you use to call shotgun when you were a kid? #shotgun #fluentlikeaboss #fluentenglish #fluency #inglesdenegocios #businessenglish #practiceenglish #englishpractice #englishidioms #englishidioms4you #tncconversationclub #englishconversationclub #englishconversationclub #englishconversationclass #englishconversations See more