English Key Phrase List

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Hello Christian,

I'm glad to see you're practicing your English!

If you have any questions about the phrase "to go on a run," feel free to ask. This phrase is commonly used to describe the action of going for a run for exercise. 👍❤️️👍

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To go on a run

Hello Geiry,

Thank you so much for your contributions! They are all very useful phrases that I'm sure our students will appreciate! Well done! 😄

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Éva

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And with respect to what you asked us for (I think it's great to be able to contribute something)...

Here are some common phrases that can be used to congratulate someone on a good job, these phrases are positive and appreciative expressions:

"Well done!" (¡Bien hecho!)

"Great job!" (¡Gran trabajo!)

"Congratulations!" (¡Felicidades!)

"You did an amazing job!" (¡Hiciste un trabajo increíble!)

"I'm impressed!" (¡Estoy impresionado/a!)

"You did an excellent job" (Hiciste un trabajo excelente)

"You did exceptionally well" (Lo hiciste excepcionalmente bien)

"Bravo!" (¡Bravo!)

"Outstanding work!" (¡Trabajo sobresaliente!)

"You deserve a pat on the back." (Te mereces un reconocimiento)

"You've really outdone yourself!" (¡Realmente te superaste a ti mismo/a!)

I have a question regarding "English Key Phrase", are they always the same? Every time I get in here, I have the same. I would like to better understand how this dynamic is.

Hello Geiry and Hala,

Thanks for taking the time to post. 👍

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Éva

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