6 Common English Phrasal Expressions for English Speaking.

Good at = Being Expert

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1. I’m good at dancing 
2. I’m good at singing.
3. He is good at cooking.
4. They are good at drawing.

Bad at = not being expert.

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1. I’m bad at cooking.
2. They are bad at singing.
3. We are bad at drawing.
4. He is bad at dancing.

Think of = Thinking about doing something

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1. I think of learning English.
2. He thinks of cooking.
3. They think of sleeping.
4. We think of watching a movie.

Feel Like = Feeling like to do something.

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1. I feel like sleeping.
2. You feel like watching a movie.
3. We feel like going there.
4. He feels like running. 

Fond of = Liking something 

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1. I am fond of reading books.
2. We are fond of drawing pictures.
3. He is fond of singing.
4. They are fond of eating burgers.

Supposed to = likely to do something.

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1. I’m supposed to work.
2. You are supposed to learn English.
3. They are supposed to wait.
4. He is supposed to sleep.