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English groups of words elaborated to express ideas, not necessarily phrases in the grammatical sense.
- Category:English adverb-adjective phrases: English phrases in which an adverb modifies the adjective that heads the phrase.
- Category:English alliterative phrases: English phrases composed of two or more words that alliterate.
- Category:English non-constituents: English terms that are not grammatical constituents, and therefore need to be combined with additional terms to form a complete phrase.
- Category:English phrasal prepositions: English prepositions formed with combinations of other terms.
- Category:English phrasal verbs: English verbs accompanied by particles, such as prepositions and adverbs.
- Category:English phrasebook: English non-idiomatic phrases that are used in common situations, and may be useful to language learners or travellers.
- Category:English prepositional phrases: English phrases headed by a preposition.
- Category:English proverbs: English phrases popularly known as representations of common sense.
- Category:English rhyming phrases: English phrases composed of two or more words that rhyme.
Subcategories
This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 13 total.
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- English phrasal prepositions (0 c, 57 e)
- English prepositional phrases (0 c, 2858 e)
- English proverbs (0 c, 1428 e)
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- English subordinate clauses (0 c, 56 e)
Pages in category "English phrases"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 4,439 total.
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- ha ha
- HAA
- habtm
- hadaway and shite
- hadn't ought
- had ought
- hag1
- HAGS
- HAHO
- hakuna matata
- half again
- half in the bag
- half the battle
- half the story
- HAND
- handled the ball
- hand out
- hang onto your hat
- happy birthday
- happy 4th
- happy Easter
- happy Fourth
- happy Halloween
- happy Hanukkah
- happy holidays
- happy Independence Day
- happy Kwanzaa
- happy Near Year
- happy New Year
- Happy New Year's
- Happy Ramadan
- happy Valentine's Day
- hard going
- hard telling, not knowing
- hark who's talking
- has left the building
- hasta la vista
- Hatfields and McCoys
- have one foot on a banana peel
- have a blessed one
- have a good one
- have a nice day
- have a nice life
- have a night of it
- have a safe trip home
- have got more chins than Chinatown
- have I got news for you
- have it your own way
- have it your way
- have no fear of ice cold beer
- have several seats
- Appendix:Snowclones/have X, will travel
- have you eaten
- have you got the time
- have you met me
- hay is for horses
- hay is for horses and cows
- HB
- HBD
- HBO
- hbu
- HCF
- HE
- head in the clouds
- heads I win, tails you lose
- heads will roll
- hear me out
- hearts, not parts
- hear what I'm saying
- heaven knows
- heaven only knows
- hell if I care
- hell if I know
- hell to the naw
- hell to the no
- help is on the way
- help wanted
- here, there and everywhere
- here be dragons
- here lies
- here's a quarter, call someone who cares
- here's a quarter, call somebody who cares
- here's hoping
- here's looking at you
- here's mud in your eye
- here's the deal
- here's the thing
- here's to
- here, there, and everywhere
- here today, gone tomorrow
- here you are
- here you go
- heroiam slava
- heroyam slava
- he shoots, he scores
- he's unconscious
- HFR
- HH
- HIH
- hip hip hooray
- hi pot, meet kettle
- hippo birdie two ewe
- hit me
- hit one's straps
- hiya doin'
- HMU
- hmu
- HNIC
- ho, ho, ho
- hold come what may
- hold my beer
- hold one's fire
- hold onto your hat
- hold yew hard
- Homer nods
- Homer sometimes nods
- home sweet home
- home, sweet home
- honi soit qui mal y pense
- honors easy
- honours easy
- horses for courses
- ho there
- Houston, we have a problem
- how about that
- how about them apples
- how are things
- how are you
- how are you diddling
- how are you doing
- how are you getting along
- how are you going
- how bist
- how can you sleep at night
- how-de-do
- howdedo
- how did it go
- how do
- how do I get to
- how do I get to the airport
- how do I get to the bus station
- how do I get to the train station
- how do ye do
- how do you do
- how do you like
- how do you like that
- how do you like them apples
- how do you mean
- how do you pronounce this word
- how do you say … in English
- how do you sleep at night
- how do you spell this word
- howdy-do
- how-d'ye-do
- how farest thou
- how goes it
- how goes the battle
- how goes the war
- how long is a piece of string
- how many languages do you speak
- how many siblings do you have
- how much does it cost
- how much do I owe you
- how much do you charge
- how much is it
- how old are you
- how's about
- how say you
- how's come
- how see
- how's every little thing
- how's everything
- how should I know
- how's it
- how's it going
- how's it hanging
- how's life
- how so
- how's that
- how's that again
- how's the weather
- how's the weather up there
- how's things
- how's tricks
- how the cow ate the cabbage
- how the mighty have fallen
- how the sausage gets made
- how the turntables
- how would I know
- how you say
- HRU
- hru
- HTF
- HTFU
- HTH
- huckleberry above a persimmon
- huckleberry above one's persimmon
- HUD
- hugs and kisses
- humanly possible