A Mix of English Slang, Collocations, Idioms, and Phrasal Verbs

 Slang:

• Bae: (Babe) A term of endearment for a romantic partner.
• Chill: To relax or calm down.
• Epic: Amazing or impressive.
• Lit: Exciting or amazing.
• Salty: Angry or resentful.
• Spill the tea: To gossip or reveal secrets.

Collocations:

• Heavy rain: (Not strong rain)
• Make a decision: (Not take a decision)
• Strong coffee: (Not powerful coffee)
• Commit a crime: (Not make a crime)
• Take a photo: (Not make a photo)

Idioms:

• A piece of cake: Easy to do.
• Break the ice: To start a conversation.
• Cost an arm and a leg: Very expensive.
• Bite the bullet: To face a difficult situation bravely.
• Let the cat out of the bag: To reveal a secret accidentally.

Phrasal Verbs:

• Look after: To take care of.
• Look forward to: To anticipate with pleasure.
• Put off: To postpone.
• Give up: To stop trying.
• Come across: To find or encounter by chance.

Synonyms:

• Amazing: Awesome, incredible, fantastic
• Angry: Mad, furious, irate
• Easy: Simple, effortless, uncomplicated
• Expensive: Costly, pricey, extravagant
• Relax: Unwind, chill out, take it easy

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