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Today's Expressions

Learn useful English expressions easily and fun.

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to put someone on notice

to officially inform someone of a potential issue · to give a formal warning

What's the situation?

This expression is used when you need to formally warn someone about an issue or inform them of a situation that might lead to consequences. 🚨 It's not about a casual heads-up, but a more serious notification, often in a professional setting like work.

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Don't push it

warn someone not to go too far · advise against overdoing something · suggest not to take advantage

What's the situation?

Imagine your friend has been working overtime for weeks and then volunteers for another big project. Or maybe someone keeps asking for favors after you've already done a lot. This phrase is your friendly (or not-so-friendly) reminder to chill! 😎 It's like saying, 'Hey, that's enough, don't go too far!'

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raise a red flag

indicate a problem or warning · suggest something is wrong

What's the situation?

This is your go-to phrase when something just doesn't feel right in a project, a proposal, or even a casual business discussion. 🚩 It's like your gut feeling is shouting, "Hold on, something's off!" Use it to politely point out potential issues before they become actual disasters.

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give someone a heads up

inform someone in advance · warn someone

What's the situation?

Ever need to tell your friend something important before it happens? 🚀 Like, 'Hey, just wanted to give you a heads up, the boss is in a weird mood today.' It's perfect for a quick, friendly warning or a pre-notification to help someone prepare!

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Heads up!

Pay attention · Look out · A warning to be alert

What's the situation?

🌟 "Heads up!" is like a friendly mini-alert! 🚨 Use it when you want to quickly warn someone about something they might miss, or give them a quick heads-up about upcoming news. It's a lifesaver for avoiding spills or catching important info! 😉

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give someone a heads-up

to inform someone in advance · to warn someone about something coming

What's the situation?

You've got some important news or a change coming up that might affect your team or a colleague. Instead of surprising them, you want to give them a heads-up so they're prepared! 🚀 It's all about proactive communication.

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