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- What brings you here? Collocation B1 A polite and common way to ask someone why they have come to a particular place or event.
- What do you like about it? Collocation B1 To ask for reasons why someone finds a particular thing appealing, enjoyable, or positive.
- What is the best part? Collocation B1 An interrogative expression used to ask about the most enjoyable, significant, advantageous, or outstanding aspect of s…
- What is the hardest part? Collocation B1 To ask about the most challenging, difficult, or demanding aspect of something.
- What made you decide that? Collocation B1 This question asks for the reason or motivation behind someone's decision.
- What should I do next? Collocation B1 A question used to ask for guidance about the next step to take.
- What time does it open? Collocation B1 A question used to ask when a place or business begins operating and lets customers enter.
- What's the hardest part? Collocation B1 Asking someone to identify the most challenging or difficult aspect of a situation, task, or experience.
- When is the deadline? Collocation B1 A question asking for the due date or the final time by which something must be finished or submitted.
- Where is the nearest station? Collocation B1 A question used to ask for directions to the closest train/metro/bus station.
- Where were we? Collocation B1 Used to resume a conversation or activity after an interruption, or to recall the last point made.
- While we are on the subject Collocation B1 Used to introduce a related point or question when a particular topic is already being discussed.
- Who should I contact? Collocation B1 A question used to ask which person or organization you should get in touch with for help, information, or action.
- Would it be possible to Collocation B1 A polite way of asking if something can be done or achieved.
- You alright? Collocation B1 A common informal greeting or inquiry about someone's well-being.
- You must be excited. Collocation B1 This phrase is used to express a strong deduction or assumption that someone is feeling excited, based on their appeara…
- You must be relieved. Collocation B1 Expressing certainty that someone feels glad and reassured after a period of worry, stress, or difficulty has ended.