Common Everyday Phrases

under the weather

hot off the press

fit as a fiddle

Arthur: "Poor Amy! You don't look so good!"

Amy: "I am feeling a little under the weather. I think I have a fever, and my throat is sore."

Arthur: "Well, why don't you just relax today and try to get better. Yesterday I bought a new book hot off the press. It's called Yes, We Can! by Iam N. Author. Would you like to read it?"

Amy: "Thanks, Arthur, I would love that! I'm sure after just a little rest, I'll be fit as a fiddle."

under the weather
sick; not feeling well

hot off the press
newly printed

fit as a fiddle
in excellent health

Help your friends learn English. Forward this newsletter to them!

Next week's discussions have been posted.
Let me know how you like the new format.

Would your friends like a FREE Trial Discussion?

Best wishes to you as you continue your English learning adventure!

"See" you at Everybody Loves English.com!