In everyday life, casual conversations are the backbone of human interaction. They're the bridge to forming connections, sharing stories, and making plans. Learning informal expressions and useful phrases is key to engaging in relaxed and authentic dialogue. In this lesson, we'll explore ten conversations in various situations, sprinkled with informal and useful expressions. Conversation 1: Meeting a Friend A: Hey! Long time no see! B: Yeah, it's been ages. How have you been? Useful Expressions: Long time no see! It's been ages. Conversation 2: Catching Up A: What's new with you? B: Not much, just working and trying to stay busy. Useful Expressions: What's new with you? Not much. Conversation 3: Making Plans A: Want to grab some coffee later? B: Sure, that sounds great! Useful Expressions: Want to (do something) later? Sure, that sounds great! Conversation 4: Expressing Surprise A: Guess what? B: What happened? Useful Expressions: Guess what? What happ

Introduction Hello, everyone! Today, we're going to dive into the daily routines of various people with different jobs. Understanding different routines can help you enhance your vocabulary and communication skills in informal British English. Let's get started by looking at how we typically talk about daily routines. Talking about Daily Routines When discussing daily routines, we often use phrases and expressions that are informal and commonly used in British English. Here are some examples: "Get up" and "Wake up" Example: "I usually get up at 7 a.m. during the week." Example: "She woke up early today to go for a run." "Have breakfast" Example: "I always have breakfast before starting my day." Example: "What did you have for breakfast this morning?" "Commute to work" Example: "He commutes to work by train every day." Example: "My commute to the office takes about 45 minutes.&qu