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TOP 20 ENGLISH SLANGS

TOP 20 ENGLISH SLANGS FOR YOUR LESSON

Here are the most useful and commonly used slang terms for intermediate students:

1. What's up?
Meaning: How are you? / Hello / What's happening? Example: "Hey! What's up?" "Not much, just relaxing."

2. Hang out
Meaning: Spend time together casually Example: "Do you want to hang out this weekend?"

3. Cool
Meaning: Good, nice, acceptable Example: "That sounds cool! Let's do it."

4. Awesome
Meaning: Really great, fantastic Example: "That movie was awesome!"

5. Chill / Chill out
Meaning: Relax, calm down Example: "Just chill, everything will be fine."

6. Broke
Meaning: Having no money Example: "I can't go shopping—I'm broke right now."

7. Grab a bite
Meaning: Get something to eat Example: "Let's grab a bite before the movie."

8. That sucks
Meaning: That's unfortunate or disappointing Example: "You failed the test? That sucks!"

9. Dude / Buddy
Meaning: Friend, guy (informal) Example: "Thanks for your help, dude!"

10. Crash
Meaning: Sleep / Stay overnight at someone's place Example: "I'm so tired, I need to crash."

11. Ghost (someone)
Meaning: Suddenly stop communicating with someone Example: "He ghosted me after our first date."

12. Binge-watch
Meaning: Watch many episodes of a show continuously Example: "I binge-watched the entire series last weekend."

13. Lit
Meaning: Exciting, excellent, amazing Example: "The party last night was lit!"

14. Catch up
Meaning: Talk with someone after not seeing them for a while Example: "We should catch up over coffee."

15. Text (someone)
Meaning: Send a text message Example: "Text me when you get home."

16. FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)
Meaning: Anxiety about missing fun experiences Example: "I have FOMO when I see everyone's vacation photos."

17. Bail (on someone)
Meaning: Cancel plans at the last minute Example: "Sorry I bailed on you yesterday."

18. Pull an all-nighter
Meaning: Stay up all night (studying or working) Example: "I pulled an all-nighter to finish my project."

19. Rip-off
Meaning: Too expensive, not worth the money Example: "$50 for a T-shirt? What a rip-off!"

20. No way!
Meaning: Expression of surprise or disbelief Example: "You won the lottery? No way!"

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