It’s depend of… It depends on…  
I’m agree. I’m not agree. Are you agree?   I agree.
I don’t agree.
Do you agree?
I’m a responsible of… I’m responsible for… [I have to do something]
…the accounts.
…making the coffee.

I’m a manager.
I’m the Accounts Manager.  
It’s difficult to be concentrated. It’s difficult to concentrate.  
She speaks very well French. She speaks very/really good French.
She speaks French really well.  
We exchange with people in other departments. We communicate / We have contact with people in other departments.
We exchange ideas/information/opinions, etc. (with people).
At the traffic lights, turn on the right. At the traffic lights, turn right.
It’s three past twenty.


It’s seventeen o’clock.

It’s half past seventeen. 		It’s twenty past three.
It’s 3.20 (three twenty).

It’s five o’clock.

It’s half past five.
It’s 17.30 (seventeen thirty).
I went in/at Paris. I went to Paris.  
It’s the same than… It’s the same as…  
I participated to a meeting. I went to a meeting.
Some people didn’t participate (in the meeting). [They were at the meeting but they didn’t speak.]  
Welcome in Toulouse. Welcome to Toulouse.  
I asked to my boss. I asked my boss.
We discussed about the problem.




I discussed with my manager. 		We discussed the problem.
We talked about the problem.

We had a discussion about the problem.

I discussed it/the problem/something, etc. with my manager.
I go back at home at 6 o’clock. I go home at 6 o’clock.  
Hold on, I check. I call you back later. Hold on, I’ll check. I’ll call you back later.
Can you explain me, please?
He explained us the problem. 		Can you explain, please?
He explained the problem (to us).
We have to choice the best supplier. We have to choose the best supplier.  
I work here since ten years. I’ve worked here
…for ten years.
…since 2008.  
I like listening music. I like listening to music.  
Most of time…
Most of companies… 		Most of the time…
Most companies…  
Do you want that I read this? Do you want me to read this?  
She's arriving on the ten May.   She’s arriving on the tenth of May. [spoken]
She’s arriving on 10th May.  
He’s married with a Spanish woman. He’s married to a Spanish woman.  
I was boring in the meeting. I was bored in the meeting. The meeting was boring.  
Everyone were happy. Everyone was happy.  
I very like chocolate. I really like chocolate.  
She can to drive. She can drive.
I don’t know where are the files.. Can you tell me who is the manager?   I don’t know where the files are.
Can you tell me who the manager is?
She’s from UK, not US.   She’s from the UK, not the US.
The office isn’t enough big.   The office isn’t big enough. [after an adjective]
We have enough chairs. [before a noun]
I don’t like this colour too.   I don’t like this colour either.
I like this colour too.
I worked there during three years.   I worked there for three years.
We have all what we need.  We have all (that) we need.
We have everything we need.
I’m technician.   I’m a technician.
I’m an accountant.
I’m the sales director for this region.
My son has ten years and my daughter has eight years old.   My son is ten (years old) and my daughter is eight.
I’m born in 1963.
The company was born in 2002.  		I was born in 1963.
The company was created / founded in 2002.
He went to Australia for study English.   He went to Australia to study English.
I was very proud of me.   I was very proud of myself.
The year twenty nine – 2009   The year twenty o nine
The year two thousand and nine
Let me introduce you Mr Smith.   Let me introduce you to Mr Smith.
I've done it yesterday.

 I did it yesterday.
I will fly to Paris tomorrow.

 I’m flying to Paris tomorrow.
I’ll call you when I will arrive.
I’ll give him your message if I will see him.
 I’ll call you when I arrive.
I’ll give him your message if I see him.
I look forward to meet you. I look forward to meeting you.
He takes care about accounts. He takes care of accounts.
I’m used to live in a city. I used to live in a city. [in the past]
I’m used to living in a city. [it’s familiar to me]  
I’m used to work at home on Wednesdays.

 I usually work at home on Wednesdays.
I arrived to work. I arrived at work.