DAILY ENGLISH VOCABULARY
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SOCIAL WARMTH
TODAY YOU'LL MASTER
Take your time
Kind words that remove all the pressure.
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What it really means
“Take your time” means “don’t hurry, I’m fine waiting.” It removes pressure and shows patience. It tells the other person they can move at their own pace without worrying about you.
In one line: a reassuring way to tell someone there's no rush at all.
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See it in action
THEMSorry, give me one minute to find my keys.
YOUTake your time, we’re not in a hurry.
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Say it like a native
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✕ INSTEAD OF
please don't rush, I'm completely fine waiting
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✓ TRY
Take your time.
No rush.
Whenever you're ready.
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CULTURE INSIGHT
Americans use “take your time” to ease pressure and show kindness. It tells someone they don’t need to hurry on your account. It’s a small, generous phrase that makes people feel relaxed instead of rushed.
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YOUR CHALLENGE TODAY
Today, when someone is hurrying for you, tell them to “take your time.” Notice how it instantly lowers the pressure.
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NATIVE ENGLISH INSIDER
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See you tomorrow,
Teacher Tiffani
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