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A DIME A DOZEN
It?s Been awhile my dear friends since my last post I want to extend my apology to all my readers but as always,,,, I?m here to share with you my small contribution but useful phrase which can be use in your conversation.
The phrase: A DIME A DOZEN commonly heard from native speakers.
starting from now once you hear this phrase you can understand them because I?m gonna explain to you how it use by native speakers, what do i mean by native speakers these are the people who speaks English as their first language and they are Americans, British, Australian and Canadian although Canada uses french but still the majority is English language.
Here?s the example and how to use them in the conversation.
Note: This is just to show you as example, but you can use this phrase and construct in your own way once you familiarize it.
So here it is??
Person 1: I remembered in early 80's there was no cell phone.
Person 2: Yeah! that time was kind a hard to communicate most especially to our love ones.
Person 1: But then thanks to technology it gives us a bright future, we can now
communicate to our love one?s by means of text, call, at all times wherever we are we can use them easily.
Person 2: Absolutely, at present time cellphones are A DIME A DOZEN, whether students, employees, vendor, young kids has their own cell phones.
The meaning of the phrase A DIME A DOZEN would be, It?s Very Common, or Very Common.
- 10 Common English Idioms You Should Know
If you?ve been learning English for very long, then you have heard some idioms. You may understand the individual words, but you don?t understand how they work together. Idioms are strange like that. An idiom is an expression, word, or phrase that has...
- Other Ways To Say "i Am Fine"
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A noun is the name of a person, place, thing or quality. Nouns are divided into five parts: 1. Proper Nouns 2. Common Nouns ...
- Learning English Mistakes
A BLESSED DAY TO ALL MY BELOVED READERS, Hello everyone, this is your friend again would like to greet you a wonderful day may everyone having a good day. I want to share you one important message with lessons you can learn too, considering I learned...
- It's "a Piece Of Cake"
The sample phrase is idiomatic expression and you can commonly hear them from the native speakers, I made a sample just to show you how to use the word "a piece of cake" in the conversation. ...