副本 10 Phrases That Make Your English Sound More Natural

April 29, 2026

Do you still feel like you sound like a textbook, even after years of studying English?

Many English learners know grammar and vocabulary well, but everyday speech is often less emphasized in the classroom. Don’t worry, that’s where iLiLi Club comes in. Here are 10 useful phrases you can start using right away.

1. I can’t make it


  • Meaning: I can’t attend or come.
  • Example: “Sorry, I can’t make it tonight. Something came up.”


2. I’m down


  • Meaning: I’m interested or willing to join.
  • Example: “Do you want to grab coffee later?” “Yeah, I’m down.”


3. That’s fair


  • Meaning: I understand your point, or that makes sense.
  • Example: “I don’t want to spend that much money.” “That’s fair.”


4. I'd better get going


  • Meaning: I should leave soon.
  • Example: “It’s getting late. I'd better get going.”


5. No worries


  • Meaning: It’s okay, don’t worry about it. 
  • Example: “Sorry, I’m late.” “No worries.”


6. I’m not sure I get it


  • Meaning: I don’t fully understand.
  • Example: “Can you explain that again? I’m not sure I get it.”


7. That sounds good to me


  • Meaning: I agree with the plan.
  • Example: “Let’s meet at 3.” “Sounds good to me.”


8. I got caught up


  • Meaning: I was busy with something and couldn’t leave or respond.
  • Example: “Sorry, I didn’t text back earlier. I got caught up with work.”


9. It’s no big deal/ no biggie


  • Meaning: It’s not serious or important.
  • Example: “Sorry, I forgot to bring it.” “It’s no big deal.” “ no biggie” (more casual)


10. I’ll keep that in mind


  • Meaning: I’ll remember that or consider it later.
  • Example: “Try leaving earlier next time.” “Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind.”


Learning natural English is not about memorizing harder words. It is about knowing what people actually say in real life.


Stay tuned for our next post for more real-life English phrases.

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