Learning English is not only about mastering grammar and vocabulary but more importantly, about using them naturally in real-life situations. However, textbook sentences are often too formal and far from everyday expressions. To speak authentic and natural English, one needs to engage with conversations in real contexts. Here, we select frequently used English expressions covering socializing, work, travel, and more, helping you escape "textbook English" and learn phrases truly used by native speakers. Below is the content from this episode, Episode 37 of Issue 4: Monday Morning. Keep accumulating knowledge, and make your English more life-like!

You fill in one morning, one morning is green sheathers whistle of a nighttime场 A murder for me, though, was speaking this thing. I will do it, do it, marry, if one day I'll live. How do I live, my friend, y'all live? You're in the sky, the sky is so green. How do I live, my friend, y'all live? I live in the 16th, this Monday morning. For 16 years old, that's to you, for to marry. To take my advice, for five years longer, to carry. For marriage brings troubles, and sorrows, to do. To put up for your wedding, for Monday morning. You talk like a mad man, and my little nose fell. For years after waiting, against my old love. And now I'm determined to have my own love. And I'm going to marry, make Monday morning. Let Monday morning, the Dutch giveaway, my free love will buy me a giveaway. Also, my name is Kitty Gump, to wear my wedding. Next Monday morning. Next Monday morning, when I go to my bed, and I go around, to the bed I'll wear. And I keep my heart, my true heart, my soul, and my wish to my soul. It was Monday morning.

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