DAILY ENGLISH VOCABULARY
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WORKPLACE
TODAY YOU'LL MASTER
On my radar
Show you're aware without over-promising progress.
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What it really means
“On my radar” means “I’m aware of it and watching it.” It tells someone you haven’t forgotten, even if you haven’t acted yet. It’s reassuring — it says “I’ve got it.”
In one line: I'm aware of it and watching it.
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See it in action
THEMDon’t forget the report is due next week.
YOUIt’s on my radar — I’m starting it tomorrow.
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Say it like a native
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✕ INSTEAD OF
I’m aware of it and keeping track
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✓ TRY
It’s on my radar.
I’ve got my eye on it.
I’m tracking it.
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CULTURE INSIGHT
Americans use “on my radar” to show they’re organized and aware. It reassures the other person without promising it's done yet. It’s a calm way to say “you don’t need to remind me — I’ve got it covered.”
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YOUR CHALLENGE TODAY
Today, when someone reminds you of something you already know about, say “it’s on my radar.” Notice how it reassures them.
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See you tomorrow,
Teacher Tiffani
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