Common Everyday Phrases

better half

Sunday best

better late than never

Arthur: "Hi, Mr. Johnson. I'm sorry we're late for the company dinner."

Mr Johnson: "It's ok, Arthur. Was there any trouble?"

Arthur: "Well, my better half told me I should wear my Sunday best, and it took a while to get ready. I don't wear a suit and tie very often."

Mr. Johnson: "Well, don't worry about it, Arthur. Better late than never!"

better half
spouse (either husband or wife)

Sunday best
one's best clothes

better late than never
It is better to be late than to be absent

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