English vocabulary of American TV series

When I encounter this problem, I am very clever =W=~~ I have a special hobby, that is, I like to copy down the colloquial sentences that those people say when watching American dramas. Although I just remembered them recently, there are not many in my notebook, but I will call you:

The following are common spoken languages. Americans like to read abbreviations immediately after sentences.

For reference only, ... for your reference, ...

By the way, … (abbreviation by the way) by the way, …

AFK = Offline from keyboard

AKA= also known as "in other words, it is"

Reciting words is better than reciting common sentences:

Oh, for God's sake. For god's sake.

Wait a minute. (sec=second) Please wait a moment. ......

Just for the record. Get to the point.

Why? For what?

Don't mention it. You're welcome. You're welcome.

Oh, my god Shit (surprise, not swearing, modal particles)

Give it to me! Tell me what's going on ~ ~

Suit yourself ~ (this sentence is very common and must be remembered)

Let's call it a day! Let's call it a day!

No trouble at all! Nothing, it's no trouble at all! !

That's it! That's right! !

Everything will be fine! ! Everything will be fine (this sentence is the favorite of Americans, and it is in every American TV show I watch = =! Quite meaningful ~ ~)

I copied it from an American TV series, and I'm still doing it. It is suggested that lz copy while watching. . Recommend some American TV dramas with more spoken English: The Big Bang Theory, Friends are all plagiarized, and Prison Break is also plagiarized, but rarely. .

And you said to write high-scoring sentences in English. In junior high school, the English teacher taught us to write a composition in two classes.

Use some gorgeous words. I can type your notes. Talk too much. Type some: p

Composition sentence use:

It is said that it is said that ...

It is well known/in fact/according to ... It is well known/proved/based on ... (often used to write expository articles)

more importantly ...

to sum up in a word

... and so on and so on.

After all,

Let's act now, appeal and advocate.

There are also some philosophical sentences, such as:

Where there is a will, there is a way. Where there is a will, there is a way.

A good beginning is half the battle. A good beginning is half the battle.

If you go to Baidu to search for "meaningful English sentences", there are piles of famous sayings.

Love American TV series, love English ><! ! The above is purely by hand, please adopt it:)