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Spoken English - phrases (GOOD) LORD! | OH LORD! (WELL) I’LL BE DAMNED! AS YOU DO! CAN YOU BEAT IT/THAT? COME OFF IT! FANCY THAT! FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! GOD FORBID! / HEAVEN FORBID! GOODNESS ME! / MY GOODNESS! HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT? I'LL SAY! informal ISN’T THAT SOMETHING? LO AND BEHOLD (humorous) OH DEAR! / DEAR ME!/DEARIE ME! OH, BOTHER! / BOTHER! RATHER YOU THAN ME SHAME ON YOU THERE, THERE! WELL, I NEVER! WHO CAN SAY (…)? WHO’S TO SAY (…)? WOULDN’T YOU KNOW (IT)! YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN YOU DON'T SAY! YOU SAID IT! (informal) YOU'RE TELLING ME!

Common Phrases with "ALL" All at once, All of a sudden, Above all, All but, All in all, Once and for all, All along, After all, Not at all.

Ghosts are spooky, but they also make their way into our everyday language through idioms! Idioms are phrases where the words together have a different meaning than the words individually. This post explores fun ghost-themed idioms that are commonly used in English. Let’s dive into the mysterious world of ghost idioms! Ghost Idioms Here are 20 ghost idioms in English. 1. Ghost of a chance Meaning: Very little possibility Example: He has a ghost of a chance of winning. 2. Give up the ghost Meaning: To stop working; die Example: My old car finally gave up the ghost. 3. Ghost

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English Synonym Words with HOWEVER nonetheless notwithstanding withal but despite for all that howbeit in spite of on the other hand per contra though yet after all all the same anyhow be that as it may