Daily English Expression

 

Hellowelowelowellooo........
Hi everyone, let's get into our daily expression for today!
"What's going on?" is a phrase used to ask about the things that are currently happening. It is more commonly used in a starled manner when something seems wrong or abnormal. For example : Why are the sirens ringing in the house, what's going on?".

Another expression essential for English conversation is "having said that". It acts as a transitional phrase in conversations, signaling  that the speaker will be talking in contrast with what he or she has said a moment ago. Place "having said that" at the beginning of the sentence, then make a contrasting remark to your  previous comment. 

For instance : 
He may not be the brightest of all kids, having said that he's a good friend.

Well, let's leave it here for today. Hope these expressions come to good use!...
thanks for reading and see you next time....👋👋😍😍

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