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300 Common English Expressions

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Wadi Batyouk
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Do you ever feel like you know all the grammar rules, but you still sound “like a textbook”? Do you watch movies and hear phrases that don’t make sense even though you know every individual word?

That is because native speakers rarely use strict, formal English in daily life. They use expressions.

This course collects 300 of the most essential, high-frequency English expressions used in the US and UK today. Unlike standard dictionaries, this guide is built specifically for Arabic speakers. We don’t just translate the words; we explain the feeling and the context behind them, helping you bridge the gap between “classroom English” and “real-world English.”

What You Will Get:

  • 300 Native Expressions: Curated to remove duplicates and focus on what people actually say.

  • Arabic Translations: Clear, accurate translations (including Maghrebi nuances) so you grasp the meaning instantly.

  • Real-Life Examples: Every expression comes with a context sentence so you know exactly when to use it.

  • Zero Fluff: No outdated idioms nobody uses (like “raining cats and dogs”). Only modern, usable language.

300 Common English Expressions -EBook by Wadi Batyouk
Why should I learn expressions instead of just more vocabulary
Knowing 1,000 random words doesn't help you communicate if you can't put them together naturally. Expressions are "chunks" of language that native speakers use automatically. Learning them is the fastest shortcut to sounding fluent.
Is this course suitable for absolute beginners?
It is best if you already have a basic understanding of English (A1/A2). If you can read simple sentences but struggle to understand native speakers or express your feelings naturally, this is perfect for you.
How is this different from Google Translate?
Google Translate gives you the literal meaning, which is often wrong for expressions. For example, if you translate "It's on the house" literally, it makes no sense. We teach you that it actually means "It is free/complimentary."
How should I study this course?
Don't try to memorize all 300 in one day. We recommend learning 10 expressions per day. Read the English, check the Arabic meaning, and then read the example sentence out loud to practice your pronunciation.

We are excited to announce the launch of "300 Common English Expressions" course by Wadi Batyouk.

This course is designed specifically for Arabic speakers who want to move beyond textbook grammar and start speaking naturally. It includes:

  • 300 essential native expressions.
  • Clear Arabic translations (including Maghrebi nuances).
  • Real-world examples for every phrase.