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Yeah, and that's quite common for you, unfortunately, isn't it...?!

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Oh, actually, you guys have something in common! You both do construction.

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We don’t often use the term, “supermarket” I know supermarket is quite common in other languages, in French we say, “supermarché” but in English we don’t often say supermarket.

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And you could say for instance, “I have to stop at the grocery store.” You could say, “I need to pick up some groceries.” You could say, “I need to go to the grocery store.” And you could also say, “I need to go grocery shopping.” So that’s pretty common.

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And we heard some common phrasal verbs that we use when talking about the environment. So, we had 'to rely on', which means need something in order to function.

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Perhaps such hunting alliances were once a common sight. But today, no more than 6% of Indonesia's reefs are in their pristine state.

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Collaboration is when many people combine their efforts to achieve a common goal.

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Or more recently, it's become quite common to have a weekend away with a lot of their friends. So, that's what I'm doing this weekend.

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Now that's not a very common collocation.

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So it does the same job as saying but in the middle, but we just put it at the end. It's very common in spoken English.

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Well, this is simply the formal among. And this speech is in a formal setting, so it makes sense that he used amongst, but just know that among is the most common standard choice, even when you're in formal situations.

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You could say, "Difficulty understanding fast English is common among my students."

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Another common example, "The heavy rain flooded the streets." That is a clause. You can end it with a period grammatically. But you can continue on and provide the result.

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This is a very common expression.

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The article didn't use also but it is common to use also and I would recommend it.

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Their primary caregiver is not the most common term to speak about dogs.

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And at A&W I'm going to order using the phrase, "Could I get," another common phrase for ordering food at a restaurant.

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It's a very common way to order food, I'd like or I would like.

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Trust in news hits a new low. But it's also common to hear reach a new low or fall to a new low.

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These are words we do use all the time to describe things in English, but I wanted to find words that maybe aren't the most common or most popular, but they're definitely still used.

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