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Common Everyday Phrases Newsletter: what's up, in light of, knock yourself out
November 24, 2008

Common Everyday Phrases

What's up?

in light of that

knock yourself out

Arthur: "Hello? Oh, hi Amy. What's up?"

Amy: "I'm sorry to bother you at work, Dear, but I have come down with a cold, and wondered if you could get me some cough medicine on your way home."

Arthur: "Oh, sure, Amy! I'm so sorry you're sick. In light of that, do you still want to knock yourself out preparing Thanksgiving dinner?"

Amy: "Oh, sure, Arthur! I know I'll be feeling better by then, and I wouldn't want to miss an opportunity to see your mother."

What's up (wassup=slang)
What is happening?

in light of
considering

knock yourself out
work VERY hard



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