EN: Using 'It's time for + noun' to indicate when an activity should happen
It's time for bed.
EN: Using 'Let's + verb' to make suggestions or proposals
Let's go to the park.
EN: Using 'have + noun' to express possession or ideas
I have a better plan.
EN: Using 'Why don't we + verb' as a polite way to make suggestions
Why don't we try something new?
EN: Using 'And + verb' to continue a thought or express surprise/concern
And stay up all night?
EN: Using 'They're good for you' to provide health or practical benefits
Fruits are good for you.
EN: Using 'but' to introduce a condition or compromise
I agree, but let me think about it first.
EN: Using 'Can we + verb' to politely request permission or action
Can we take a break?
EN: Using 'It's online' to indicate something is available on the internet
The information is online.
EN: Using 'Let me + verb' to offer to do something
Let me help you.
EN: Using 'Ah, here it is' as an exclamation to show discovery or success
Ah, there you are!
EN: Using 'Some of + this/that' to refer to a portion of something
Some of these options look interesting.
EN: Using 'could + verb' to express possibility or a potential choice
I could try the salad.
EN: Using 'That sounds + adjective' to express approval or positive reaction
That sounds delicious.
EN: Using 'have + a lot of + noun' to express abundance
They have a lot of options.
EN: Using 'The one with + ingredients' to specify a particular dish
I'll have the one with mushrooms.
EN: Using 'I feel like + noun' to express a desire or craving for something
I feel like pizza tonight.
EN: Using 'That's always + adjective' to express consistent quality
That's always reliable.
EN: Using 'makes + noun' to describe what something creates or constitutes
This combination makes a perfect meal.
EN: Using 'could + verb' to express a possible action or choice
I could order that.
EN: Using 'can't + verb' to express inability or impossibility
We can't wait any longer.
EN: Using 'Let's + verb' to make a suggestion or proposal
Let's go now.
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