DAILY ENGLISH VOCABULARY
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TODAY YOU'LL MASTER
Reach out
The friendly invitation to keep the door open.
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What it really means
“Reach out” means “get in touch” or “contact someone.” It’s a friendly, open invitation to communicate. You can reach out to ask for help, to check in, or to start a conversation.
In one line: Get in touch, contact someone.
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See it in action
THEMI’m not sure who to ask about the schedule.
YOUReach out to Maria — she handles all of that.
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Say it like a native
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✕ INSTEAD OF
please feel free to contact me if you need anything
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✓ TRY
Reach out anytime.
Feel free to reach out.
Just reach out.
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CULTURE INSIGHT
Americans use “reach out” to keep the door open. It signals “I’m available, don’t be shy.” The phrase makes asking for help feel normal and welcome — a small way to build approachable, supportive relationships.
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YOUR CHALLENGE TODAY
Today, invite someone to contact you by saying “feel free to reach out.” Notice how it makes you seem approachable.
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See you tomorrow,
Teacher Tiffani
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